Titlebook: Reliability of Radioactive Transfer Models; G. Desmet Book 1988 ECSC, EEC, EAEC, Brussels and Luxembourg 1988 biota.ecosystem.environment.

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Uncertainty Analysis and Model Validation for a Retrospective Assessment of Thyroid Dose Resulting ftion of fallout intercepted by vegetation and the relative timing of dairy management practices and deposition events. Both parameters were subsequently researched and the results are discussed. Verification of model reliability was attempted by comparing predictions with limited literature data.

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From Model Intercomparison to Model Validation an Example from the BIOMOVS Study a large range of I 131 air contaminations, and have been offered to participants for calculation (scenario A4). The results will be discussed at the next BIOMOVS workshop in December 1987 in the USA, but the outlines of the study are presented.

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The IUR Project on Soil-To-Plant Transfer Factors of Radionuclides Expected Values and Uncertaintiese 95 percent confidence interval of single predicted values for specific combinations of factors. The latter confidence interval is much larger, due to the relatively limited number of data for many of the possible combinations of factors.

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Validation of Dynamic Foodchain Models — Results of an Experimental Programmet experiment of the time-dependent model predictions. This is also needed before the models can be used for discrete release studies. Thus details are provided of two further experiments, as follows:.Both the above studies utilise contracted experimental facilities and expertise in the Department of

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Transfer of Radionuclides to Food Plants: Root Versus Foliar Uptakeigher activities. This was surprising since the migration of cesium in soil is too slow to have reached the root areas. We assumed that the cesium must have been incorporated into the fruit via the leaves. To prove this, we applied aqueous solutions of the radionuclides cesium, strontium and iodine

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racy. Therefore a number of distinguished pilpers have been presented during this workshop which focused both on practical aspects of variability of observations of facts occuring in nature, but also on learned aspects of the science of statistics. It is not very clear, however, whether much insight in mechan978-94-010-7110-9978-94-009-1369-1

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Calculation Model for the Impact on Soil Due to Tritium Emission into the Atmosphere During Snowfall the atmosphere as well as of the meteorological situation was used to determine the tritium impacts on the soil at each of the 33 sampling locations and for each of the three periods of snowfall. the measured and calculated results are in good agreement.

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