BIP! Finder - Radiation-hygienic passportization and USIDC-information basis for management decision making for radiation safety of the population of the Russian Federation Report 2: Characteristics of the sources and exposure doses of the population of the RF

2017 • Radiation-hygienic passportization and USIDC-information basis for management decision making for radiation safety of the population of the Russian Federation Report 2: Characteristics of the sources and exposure doses of the population of the RF

Authors: G. G. Onishchenko; A. Yu. Popova; I. К. Romanovich; A. N. Barkovsky; T. A. Kormanovskaya; I. G. Shevkun

Venue: Radiatsionnaya Gygiena = Radiation Hygiene

Type: Publication

Abstract: This article presents a description of the sources of ionizing radiation and annual doses to the population as a whole for the Russian Federation and separately for the subjects, as well as for the most exposed population groups. The average individual effective annual dose of Group A personnel in 2016 was 1.2 mSv, or 6.0% of the average annual dose limit of 20 mSv. During the period from 1998 to 2005, the average annual individual doses of the personnel of Group A gradually decreased from 2.9 mSv to 1.4 mSv and then stabilized at a level of 1.... (read more)

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Topics: Nuclear medicine Environmental health

DOI: 10.21514/1998-426x-2017-10-3-18-35

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