For the Australian site, Veridian determined the equipment required, defined the criteria for performance, designed the system, developed and installed it, and maintained it. Maintenance will soon be turned over to Australia. Veridian installed the same variety of monitoring lab in Canada and Russia. Approach Veridian' comprehensive approach to radionuclide monitoring begins with site selection. Before a collection station is deployed, Veridian works with the host nation to identify a location that provides maximum monitoring benefits.
Site selection requires a significant amount of analysis.
Potential collection opportunities Meteorological and geographical conditions Transportation, communication, and industrial infrastructure Power supply and availability. This architecture includes two segments. The collection system uses a network of experimental monitoring stations to collect, detect, and measure airborne radionuclides. In Kuwait City, Kuwait, Veridian installed key components of the monitoring lab in an existing facility with supporting infrastructure. The radionuclide monitoring segment processes, analyzes, archives, and parses data, which is then reviewed by experts.