Models & Tools
In radioecology, models are used for a wide variety of applications; examples include the prediction of dose rates and activity concentrations and the associated risk from ionizing radiation. Applications include radionuclide dispersion in the environment, transfer of radionuclides to biota, dosimetry, ecological modelling and radiation effects modelling for biota. The focus of models is both on process-based research as well as human and biota impact assessments.
Click here for more information on Commonly used and freely available models of interest for radioecological studies
Radioecology projects websites
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Publications of interest
Links from this page will take you to: reports (and in some instances papers) from relevant EURATOM funded Programmes; publications catalogues of several International Organisations; and to a collation of Ukrainian/Russian/Belarussian language publications which titles and abstracts were translated into English thanks to the ALLIANCE support.