Computing Radiation Dosimetry - CRD 2002 [electronic resource]: Workshop Proceedings - Sacavém, Portugal - 22-23 June 2002 /
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Workshop on Computing Radiation Dosimetry(2002 :Sacavém, Portugal)
Workshop on Computing Radiation Dosimetry
Nuclear Energy Agency.
Paris : OECD Publishing,
2004.
Establishing reliable computational methods and tools for radiation dosimetry is of great importance today because of the increased use of radiation in a number of areas of science, technology and medical applications. Fields concerned include radiation protection, radiation shielding, radiation diagnostics and therapy, radiobiology, biophysics and radiation detection. This series of lectures delivered by experts provides the content of these workshop proceedings. They are a valuable reference for those wishing to better understand the most advanced computational methods in radiation dosimetry.
Preliminaries; Foreword; CONTENTS; Executive Summary; OPENING SESSION; Dosimetry and Related R D Activities  EURADOS Contribution; Dosimetric Fundamentals; Physics of Electron and Photon Transport for Dosimetry Calculations; Monte Carlo Studies in the Field of Area Monitoring and Personal Dosimetry for Photons Between 10 keV and 10 MeV and Neutrons Below 20 MeV; Monte Carlo Calculation of Conversion Coefficients for High energy Radiation; Monte Carlo Approaches to Important Problems in Radiotherapy Dosimetry; From Ion Tracks to Ion Radiotherapy
Monte Carlo Studies in the Field of Internal Dosimetry of Incorporated RadionuclidesPENELOPE Specific Features and Applications; Track Structure Simulation: A Basic Tool for Molecular Radiation Biology and Nanodosimetry; Intermediate and High energy Nuclear Reactions in Dosimetry Calculations; Modelling Charged particle Energy loss Straggling; Neutron and Gamma-ray Dosimetry of the Tokai-mura and Sarov Criticality Accidents Using a Deterministic Transport Methodology; Using MCNPX for Space Applications; List of Participants; List of Organisers Sponsors Teachers
"NEA no. 4311."
Includes bibliographical references.
Establishing reliable computational methods and tools for radiation dosimetry is of great importance today because of the increased use of radiation in a number of areas of science, technology and medical applications. Fields concerned include radiation protection, radiation shielding, radiation diagnostics and therapy, radiobiology, biophysics and radiation detection. This series of lectures delivered by experts provides the content of these workshop proceedings. They are a valuable reference for those wishing to better understand the most advanced computational methods in radiation dosimetry.
Radiation dosimetry
Radiation
Nuclear Science