Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8081875 | Journal of Environmental Radioactivity | 2016 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
Some of the models predicted the highest measured concentrations quite well. A model comparison rank and ensemble analysis suggests that combining multiple models may provide more accurate predicted concentrations than any single model. None of the submissions based only on the stack monitoring data predicted the small measured concentrations very well. Modeling of sources by other nuclear facilities with smaller releases than medical isotope production facilities may be important in understanding how to discriminate those releases from releases from a nuclear explosion.
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Authors
Paul W. Eslinger, Ted W. Bowyer, Pascal Achim, Tianfeng Chai, Benoit Deconninck, Katie Freeman, Sylvia Generoso, Philip Hayes, Verena Heidmann, Ian Hoffman, Yuichi Kijima, Monika Krysta, Alain Malo, Christian Maurer, Fantine Ngan, Peter Robins,