The Future Policy for Radiological Protection [electronic resource]: Workshop Proceedings, Lanzarote, Spain, 2-4 April 2003 /
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Nuclear Energy Agency.
Paris : OECD Publishing,
2003.
The international system of radiological protection is currently being revised with the aim of making it more coherent and concise. These proceedings present a significant block of stakeholder input, comprising the views of policy makers, regulators, radiological protection professionals, industry and representatives of both non-governmental and intergovernmental organisations.
Description based upon print version of record.
Preliminaries; FOREWORD; TABLE OF CONTENTS; Welcome Address and Expectations of the NEA; What Does ICRP Expect from this Forum; Optimisation How to Develop Stakeholder Involvement; Dose to Individuals Who and How; Exclusion and Authorisation; Selection of New Constraints; ICRP's View on Protection of Non human Species from Ionising Radiation; A Perspective on the ICRP Approach to Radiation Protection of the Environment; Implications of New Policies on Protection of the Environment for the IAEA Safety Standards
Prospects for the Development of an Environmental Action Programme under the Euratom TreatyThe Evolving System of Radiological Protection: The Nuclear Industry Perspective; Views from the International Labour Office  ILO; Stakeholders' Views on the Implications of the New ICRP Recommendations: An Environmental Perspective; Key Implications of the New ICRP Recommendations; Synthesis of the Forum; Summary Comments; Concluding Remarks; List of Participants
Includes bibliographical references.
The international system of radiological protection is currently being revised with the aim of making it more coherent and concise. These proceedings present a significant block of stakeholder input, comprising the views of policy makers, regulators, radiological protection professionals, industry and representatives of both non-governmental and intergovernmental organisations.
Radiation
Radiation
Radiation protection