Radioelement Mapping.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Agency, International Atomic Energy.

Contributor:

Agency, International Atomic Energy.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Gamma ray spectrometry.

Geochemical surveys.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (123 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Lanham : International Atomic Energy Agency, 2010.

Summary:

The publication is based on the coordinated work of highly experienced, international experts with the aim of developing a global radioelement map with comparable results from different states. It is intended to support the identification of prospective areas for uranium exploration and mining, and also for environmental actions associated with uranium production and other human activities. The utility of the publication is expected to motivate many states to standardize the status of their radioelement mapping based on the global development and experience.

Contents:

Cover

Foreword

Contents

1. Introduction

1.1. Background

1.2. Objective

1.3. Scope

1.4. Structure

2. Benefits And Uses Of A Global Radioelement Baseline Database

2.1. Uranium Exploration

2.2. Uranium Mine And Mill Waste

2.3. Nuclear Emergency Preparedness

2.4. Geoscience Applications

2.5. Health And Environmental Applications

3. Methodology To Establish A Radioelement Base Lineusing Gamma Spectrometry

3.1. Principles Of Gamma Ray Spectrometry

3.2. Establishment Of Gamma Ray Spectrometer Calibration Facilities

3.3. Standardization Among Gamma Ray Spectrometer Calibration Facilities

3.4. Back Calibration Of Existing Surveys

3.5. Merging Of Surveys

3.6. Responses Of Anthropogenic Radioelements

4. Methodology To Establish Radioelement Baselines Using Geochemistry

4.1. Principles Of Applied Geochemistry

4.2. Analytical Methods

4.3. Media Types

4.4. Data Management And Interpretation

5. Status Of Radioelement Mapping

5.1. Airborne Gamma Ray Spectrometric Surveys

5.2. Sample Based Geochemical Surveys

6. Application Of Radioelement Baselines To Uranium Exploration, Mining, Milling And Remediation

6.1. Use Of Baselines To Aid In Uranium Exploration

6.2. Baselines Prior To Mine Or Mill Construction

6.3. Monitoring During Operations

6.4. Assessment Of Contamination Episodes

6.5. Use Of Baselines To Monitor The Remediation Process

7. Conclusions

Appendix I - Worldwide Coverage And Catalogue Of Public Domaingamma Spectrometry Surveys

Appendix II - Worldwide Gamma Ray Spectrometer Calibration Sites

References

Bibliography

Contributors To Drafting And Review.

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ISBN:

1-5231-3030-X

1-282-99144-2

9786612991448

OCLC:

747720974