PubMed · 5511608
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The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has held its first-ever large-scale radiological exercise employing unsealed radioactive sources. The objective of the exercise was to validate NATO protocols on radiological sampling and surveying. However, the exercise also proved to be a valuable training opportunity and was highly instructive to all involved. This paper highlights the lessons learned from this exercise, particularly in the areas of radiation survey equipment and techniques, sampling techniques, and field measurements.
This project was financed by subsidiaries to the Swedish nuclear industry and performed in collaboration with national authorities and others. It was aimed at analysing general radiological protection principles and their consequences in view of the discussion opened up by the ICRP; 'road testing' some case studies was one important component. The main conclusions are: that radiological protection decisions will probably remain much the same under modified ICRP recommendations following ideas currently floated by the ICRP, that there are possibilities in those ideas, but also that a number of issues need to be addressed and their implementation will require time.