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NKS-B NUFORNORSeminar on analytical techniques for nuclear forensics in Nordic countries with focus on novel techniques
5-6 October 2015, Hotel Thon Hotel Vika Atrium, Munkedamsveien 45, 0250 Oslo, Norway
Relevant authorities and other organizations from Norway, Finland, Denmark, Sweden and Iceland were invited to a 2-days seminar in Oslo, Norway in order to discuss:
- Requirements and challenges related to setting up and run nuclear forensics systems
- Analytical techniques for nuclear forensics in Nordic countries with focus on novel techniques
- Quality assurance within nuclear forensics
- International cooperation within nuclear forensics
The goal of the seminar was to provide information on the necessity and suitability of novel analytical techniques within Nordic nuclear forensics as well as exploring possibilities for collaboration across institutions and borders within the Nordic countries.
Target group: all the relevant state authorities and organizations from Nordic countries with involvement in nuclear forensics or interest in analytical techniques applicable within nuclear forensics.
Organizers:
The NKS NUFORNOR seminar was hosted by Centre of Environmental Radioactivity (CERAD CoE)), Norwegian University of Life Sciences in cooperation with Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority (NRPA), Icelandic Radiation Safety Authority (Geislavarnir Rikisins), Swedish Defence Research Agency (FOI), Sweden and Danish Technological University (DTU). Activity coordinator: Ole Christian Lind, CERAD CoE, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Tel.: +47 92432406; E-mail: olelin@nmbu.no
Presentations:
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David Smith, IAEA Nuclear Security
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Nuclear forensics as part of a Nuclear Security Infrastructure
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 smith.pdf (1.5 MB)
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Michael Curry, US State Department
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International nuclear forensics cooperation
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curry.pdf (3.9 MB)
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Per Reppenhagen Grim, Emergency Preparedness Denmark
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Status of nuclear forensics in Denmark
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reppenhagen_grim.pdf (1.2 MB)
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Hari Toivonen, HT Nuclear Oy, Finland
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Nuclear security and forensics in Finland
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Henrik Ramebäck, FOI, Sweden
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Research and development at FOI relevant to nuclear forensics
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Inger-M. Eikelmann, NRPA, Norway
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Status of nuclear forensics in Norway
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eikelmann.pdf (293.8 KB)
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Gisli Jonsson, GR, Iceland
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Nuclear forensics capabilities in Iceland
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jonsson.pdf (1.6 MB)
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Brit Salbu, CERAD, Norway
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Source terms and release scenarios
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Jerzy Bartnicki, MET, Norway
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Modelling atmospheric dispersion of pollution from nuclear accidents and detonations with the SNAP model
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Per Roos, DTU, Denmark
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Characterisation of the Thule terrestrial Pu-U particles
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roos.pdf (7.2 MB)
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Charles Streeper, NRPA, Norway
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International and national projects on border control
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Anne-Laure Fauré, CEA, France
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Nuclear forensics at CEA/DAM Ile de France - Focus on SIMS particle analysis
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faure.pdf (2.9 MB)
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Henrik Ramebäck, FOI, Sweden
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Precision and accuracy in gamma spectrometric measurements of nuclear materials
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Ole Christian Lind, CERAD, Norway
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Combining speciation and source identification techniques
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lind.pdf (2.3 MB)
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Pablo Lebed, CERAD, Norway
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Isotopic signature of selected lanthanides for nuclear activities profiling
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Stefan Isaksson, Ortec
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Gamma Spectroscopy Instrumentation in Nuclear Forensic
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isaksson.pdf (2.7 MB)
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Michel Ceuppens, Canberra
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SAGeWell detectors, what can Well detectors mean for small sample gamma spectroscopy?
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ceuppens.pdf (841.1 KB)
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