Titlebook: Contaminated Forests; Recent Developments Igor Linkov,William R. Schell Book 1999 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1999 Change.ecology.ecosystem

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The Direction and Intensity of 137Cs Fluxes in Forest Ecosystemsistributed in the various soil horizons. Contamination of the biota now occurs primarily through root uptake and resuspension of contaminated particles. In this paper we present our data on radionuclide fluxes in Chernobyl forests.

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Uncertain Multi-Attribute Decision Making processes. The dynamics of the biological availability of radionuclides is primarily determined by landscape conditions and the physico-chemical forms of the initial fallout. Biota dependent migration is the largest contributor to the geochemical cycle of radionuclides in forest landscapes, whereas water migration is practically insignificant.

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Uncertain Multi-Attribute Decision Making The estimation of this parameter for different types of ecosystems, allows an assessment to be made of many properties of the ecosystem, a prediction of the fate of the radionuclides and their public health impact.

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J. Hals-, Nasen-, Ohrenheilkunde,r to get an understanding of the persistence and the migration of radiocaesium in semi-natural environments and for radiation protection purposes. As a measure of the time-dependency, the effective half-time and the ecological half-time will be discussed for Cs-137 concentrations and for Cs-137 aggregated transfer factors, respectively.

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Time-Dependency of the Bioavailability of Radiocaesium in Lakes and Forestsr to get an understanding of the persistence and the migration of radiocaesium in semi-natural environments and for radiation protection purposes. As a measure of the time-dependency, the effective half-time and the ecological half-time will be discussed for Cs-137 concentrations and for Cs-137 aggregated transfer factors, respectively.

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Behaviour of 137Cs in Sloping Semi-Natural Ecosystems in Greeceorption onto various soil particles, its fixation by mineral and organic components, and the low content of .Cs mobile forms, i.e. forms that are ionic, exchangeable and water-soluble [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].