Transcript Presentation 2
Slide 1
Reference Methodologies for
Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Group Leader:
Trevor Stocki, Health Canada,
Canada
Email: [email protected]
Working plan for Reference Methodologies
for Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Presentations on the methodologies for
assessments in use by participating countries
@ next meeting. (make Table of results)
To collect and document different methodologies.
To identify differences and common approaches.
Create questionnaire for non-participating countries.
Plan (continued)
Extended glossary with examples in relation to
routine releases & reference methodologies
used in this group (could be improved by
members of the group).
To use a common language
Include the new idea of “representative person”
(ICRP Publication 101).
Plan (continued)
Define framework reference scenarios (2 to
4).(possibly biota, need framework,
approval/capabilities...)
Small to large facilities.
Radiation labs to nuclear installations.
Multiple sources
Routine releases (i.e. discharges) to atmosphere &
water.
Planning stage & operational stage.
NORM & anthropogenic sources
Plan (continued)
Review proposed scenarios at next meeting &
set priorities for defining the scenarios in detail.
To compare model results/predictions of the
selected scenarios (only operational phase)
Independent monitoring data would help.
Contact other working groups to co-ordinate the
scenario selection.
Perform model check with available monitoring
data for a scenario.
Viability/Next meeting.
Group seems viable, members need to check
with their home organizations.
Next meeting: September 2009 in tentatively
Vienna (IAEA). (after IAEA General
Conference).
Could co-ordinate dates with other WG
meetings.
List of Participants
John Titley (UK)
Bela Kanyar (Hungary)
Patrick Boyer (France)
Trevor Stocki (Canada)
Patricia Sotomayor (Chile)
Adriana Curti (Argentina)
Pawel Krajewski (Poland)
Rudie Heling (Netherlands)
Iurii Bonchuk (Ukraine)
Gaetan Latouche (Canada)
We are open for other members to join.
List of Participants
Slide 2
Reference Methodologies for
Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Group Leader:
Trevor Stocki, Health Canada,
Canada
Email: [email protected]
Working plan for Reference Methodologies
for Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Presentations on the methodologies for
assessments in use by participating countries
@ next meeting. (make Table of results)
To collect and document different methodologies.
To identify differences and common approaches.
Create questionnaire for non-participating countries.
Plan (continued)
Extended glossary with examples in relation to
routine releases & reference methodologies
used in this group (could be improved by
members of the group).
To use a common language
Include the new idea of “representative person”
(ICRP Publication 101).
Plan (continued)
Define framework reference scenarios (2 to
4).(possibly biota, need framework,
approval/capabilities...)
Small to large facilities.
Radiation labs to nuclear installations.
Multiple sources
Routine releases (i.e. discharges) to atmosphere &
water.
Planning stage & operational stage.
NORM & anthropogenic sources
Plan (continued)
Review proposed scenarios at next meeting &
set priorities for defining the scenarios in detail.
To compare model results/predictions of the
selected scenarios (only operational phase)
Independent monitoring data would help.
Contact other working groups to co-ordinate the
scenario selection.
Perform model check with available monitoring
data for a scenario.
Viability/Next meeting.
Group seems viable, members need to check
with their home organizations.
Next meeting: September 2009 in tentatively
Vienna (IAEA). (after IAEA General
Conference).
Could co-ordinate dates with other WG
meetings.
List of Participants
John Titley (UK)
Bela Kanyar (Hungary)
Patrick Boyer (France)
Trevor Stocki (Canada)
Patricia Sotomayor (Chile)
Adriana Curti (Argentina)
Pawel Krajewski (Poland)
Rudie Heling (Netherlands)
Iurii Bonchuk (Ukraine)
Gaetan Latouche (Canada)
We are open for other members to join.
List of Participants
Slide 3
Reference Methodologies for
Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Group Leader:
Trevor Stocki, Health Canada,
Canada
Email: [email protected]
Working plan for Reference Methodologies
for Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Presentations on the methodologies for
assessments in use by participating countries
@ next meeting. (make Table of results)
To collect and document different methodologies.
To identify differences and common approaches.
Create questionnaire for non-participating countries.
Plan (continued)
Extended glossary with examples in relation to
routine releases & reference methodologies
used in this group (could be improved by
members of the group).
To use a common language
Include the new idea of “representative person”
(ICRP Publication 101).
Plan (continued)
Define framework reference scenarios (2 to
4).(possibly biota, need framework,
approval/capabilities...)
Small to large facilities.
Radiation labs to nuclear installations.
Multiple sources
Routine releases (i.e. discharges) to atmosphere &
water.
Planning stage & operational stage.
NORM & anthropogenic sources
Plan (continued)
Review proposed scenarios at next meeting &
set priorities for defining the scenarios in detail.
To compare model results/predictions of the
selected scenarios (only operational phase)
Independent monitoring data would help.
Contact other working groups to co-ordinate the
scenario selection.
Perform model check with available monitoring
data for a scenario.
Viability/Next meeting.
Group seems viable, members need to check
with their home organizations.
Next meeting: September 2009 in tentatively
Vienna (IAEA). (after IAEA General
Conference).
Could co-ordinate dates with other WG
meetings.
List of Participants
John Titley (UK)
Bela Kanyar (Hungary)
Patrick Boyer (France)
Trevor Stocki (Canada)
Patricia Sotomayor (Chile)
Adriana Curti (Argentina)
Pawel Krajewski (Poland)
Rudie Heling (Netherlands)
Iurii Bonchuk (Ukraine)
Gaetan Latouche (Canada)
We are open for other members to join.
List of Participants
Slide 4
Reference Methodologies for
Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Group Leader:
Trevor Stocki, Health Canada,
Canada
Email: [email protected]
Working plan for Reference Methodologies
for Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Presentations on the methodologies for
assessments in use by participating countries
@ next meeting. (make Table of results)
To collect and document different methodologies.
To identify differences and common approaches.
Create questionnaire for non-participating countries.
Plan (continued)
Extended glossary with examples in relation to
routine releases & reference methodologies
used in this group (could be improved by
members of the group).
To use a common language
Include the new idea of “representative person”
(ICRP Publication 101).
Plan (continued)
Define framework reference scenarios (2 to
4).(possibly biota, need framework,
approval/capabilities...)
Small to large facilities.
Radiation labs to nuclear installations.
Multiple sources
Routine releases (i.e. discharges) to atmosphere &
water.
Planning stage & operational stage.
NORM & anthropogenic sources
Plan (continued)
Review proposed scenarios at next meeting &
set priorities for defining the scenarios in detail.
To compare model results/predictions of the
selected scenarios (only operational phase)
Independent monitoring data would help.
Contact other working groups to co-ordinate the
scenario selection.
Perform model check with available monitoring
data for a scenario.
Viability/Next meeting.
Group seems viable, members need to check
with their home organizations.
Next meeting: September 2009 in tentatively
Vienna (IAEA). (after IAEA General
Conference).
Could co-ordinate dates with other WG
meetings.
List of Participants
John Titley (UK)
Bela Kanyar (Hungary)
Patrick Boyer (France)
Trevor Stocki (Canada)
Patricia Sotomayor (Chile)
Adriana Curti (Argentina)
Pawel Krajewski (Poland)
Rudie Heling (Netherlands)
Iurii Bonchuk (Ukraine)
Gaetan Latouche (Canada)
We are open for other members to join.
List of Participants
Slide 5
Reference Methodologies for
Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Group Leader:
Trevor Stocki, Health Canada,
Canada
Email: [email protected]
Working plan for Reference Methodologies
for Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Presentations on the methodologies for
assessments in use by participating countries
@ next meeting. (make Table of results)
To collect and document different methodologies.
To identify differences and common approaches.
Create questionnaire for non-participating countries.
Plan (continued)
Extended glossary with examples in relation to
routine releases & reference methodologies
used in this group (could be improved by
members of the group).
To use a common language
Include the new idea of “representative person”
(ICRP Publication 101).
Plan (continued)
Define framework reference scenarios (2 to
4).(possibly biota, need framework,
approval/capabilities...)
Small to large facilities.
Radiation labs to nuclear installations.
Multiple sources
Routine releases (i.e. discharges) to atmosphere &
water.
Planning stage & operational stage.
NORM & anthropogenic sources
Plan (continued)
Review proposed scenarios at next meeting &
set priorities for defining the scenarios in detail.
To compare model results/predictions of the
selected scenarios (only operational phase)
Independent monitoring data would help.
Contact other working groups to co-ordinate the
scenario selection.
Perform model check with available monitoring
data for a scenario.
Viability/Next meeting.
Group seems viable, members need to check
with their home organizations.
Next meeting: September 2009 in tentatively
Vienna (IAEA). (after IAEA General
Conference).
Could co-ordinate dates with other WG
meetings.
List of Participants
John Titley (UK)
Bela Kanyar (Hungary)
Patrick Boyer (France)
Trevor Stocki (Canada)
Patricia Sotomayor (Chile)
Adriana Curti (Argentina)
Pawel Krajewski (Poland)
Rudie Heling (Netherlands)
Iurii Bonchuk (Ukraine)
Gaetan Latouche (Canada)
We are open for other members to join.
List of Participants
Slide 6
Reference Methodologies for
Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Group Leader:
Trevor Stocki, Health Canada,
Canada
Email: [email protected]
Working plan for Reference Methodologies
for Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Presentations on the methodologies for
assessments in use by participating countries
@ next meeting. (make Table of results)
To collect and document different methodologies.
To identify differences and common approaches.
Create questionnaire for non-participating countries.
Plan (continued)
Extended glossary with examples in relation to
routine releases & reference methodologies
used in this group (could be improved by
members of the group).
To use a common language
Include the new idea of “representative person”
(ICRP Publication 101).
Plan (continued)
Define framework reference scenarios (2 to
4).(possibly biota, need framework,
approval/capabilities...)
Small to large facilities.
Radiation labs to nuclear installations.
Multiple sources
Routine releases (i.e. discharges) to atmosphere &
water.
Planning stage & operational stage.
NORM & anthropogenic sources
Plan (continued)
Review proposed scenarios at next meeting &
set priorities for defining the scenarios in detail.
To compare model results/predictions of the
selected scenarios (only operational phase)
Independent monitoring data would help.
Contact other working groups to co-ordinate the
scenario selection.
Perform model check with available monitoring
data for a scenario.
Viability/Next meeting.
Group seems viable, members need to check
with their home organizations.
Next meeting: September 2009 in tentatively
Vienna (IAEA). (after IAEA General
Conference).
Could co-ordinate dates with other WG
meetings.
List of Participants
John Titley (UK)
Bela Kanyar (Hungary)
Patrick Boyer (France)
Trevor Stocki (Canada)
Patricia Sotomayor (Chile)
Adriana Curti (Argentina)
Pawel Krajewski (Poland)
Rudie Heling (Netherlands)
Iurii Bonchuk (Ukraine)
Gaetan Latouche (Canada)
We are open for other members to join.
List of Participants
Slide 7
Reference Methodologies for
Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Group Leader:
Trevor Stocki, Health Canada,
Canada
Email: [email protected]
Working plan for Reference Methodologies
for Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Presentations on the methodologies for
assessments in use by participating countries
@ next meeting. (make Table of results)
To collect and document different methodologies.
To identify differences and common approaches.
Create questionnaire for non-participating countries.
Plan (continued)
Extended glossary with examples in relation to
routine releases & reference methodologies
used in this group (could be improved by
members of the group).
To use a common language
Include the new idea of “representative person”
(ICRP Publication 101).
Plan (continued)
Define framework reference scenarios (2 to
4).(possibly biota, need framework,
approval/capabilities...)
Small to large facilities.
Radiation labs to nuclear installations.
Multiple sources
Routine releases (i.e. discharges) to atmosphere &
water.
Planning stage & operational stage.
NORM & anthropogenic sources
Plan (continued)
Review proposed scenarios at next meeting &
set priorities for defining the scenarios in detail.
To compare model results/predictions of the
selected scenarios (only operational phase)
Independent monitoring data would help.
Contact other working groups to co-ordinate the
scenario selection.
Perform model check with available monitoring
data for a scenario.
Viability/Next meeting.
Group seems viable, members need to check
with their home organizations.
Next meeting: September 2009 in tentatively
Vienna (IAEA). (after IAEA General
Conference).
Could co-ordinate dates with other WG
meetings.
List of Participants
John Titley (UK)
Bela Kanyar (Hungary)
Patrick Boyer (France)
Trevor Stocki (Canada)
Patricia Sotomayor (Chile)
Adriana Curti (Argentina)
Pawel Krajewski (Poland)
Rudie Heling (Netherlands)
Iurii Bonchuk (Ukraine)
Gaetan Latouche (Canada)
We are open for other members to join.
List of Participants
Slide 8
Reference Methodologies for
Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Group Leader:
Trevor Stocki, Health Canada,
Canada
Email: [email protected]
Working plan for Reference Methodologies
for Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Presentations on the methodologies for
assessments in use by participating countries
@ next meeting. (make Table of results)
To collect and document different methodologies.
To identify differences and common approaches.
Create questionnaire for non-participating countries.
Plan (continued)
Extended glossary with examples in relation to
routine releases & reference methodologies
used in this group (could be improved by
members of the group).
To use a common language
Include the new idea of “representative person”
(ICRP Publication 101).
Plan (continued)
Define framework reference scenarios (2 to
4).(possibly biota, need framework,
approval/capabilities...)
Small to large facilities.
Radiation labs to nuclear installations.
Multiple sources
Routine releases (i.e. discharges) to atmosphere &
water.
Planning stage & operational stage.
NORM & anthropogenic sources
Plan (continued)
Review proposed scenarios at next meeting &
set priorities for defining the scenarios in detail.
To compare model results/predictions of the
selected scenarios (only operational phase)
Independent monitoring data would help.
Contact other working groups to co-ordinate the
scenario selection.
Perform model check with available monitoring
data for a scenario.
Viability/Next meeting.
Group seems viable, members need to check
with their home organizations.
Next meeting: September 2009 in tentatively
Vienna (IAEA). (after IAEA General
Conference).
Could co-ordinate dates with other WG
meetings.
List of Participants
John Titley (UK)
Bela Kanyar (Hungary)
Patrick Boyer (France)
Trevor Stocki (Canada)
Patricia Sotomayor (Chile)
Adriana Curti (Argentina)
Pawel Krajewski (Poland)
Rudie Heling (Netherlands)
Iurii Bonchuk (Ukraine)
Gaetan Latouche (Canada)
We are open for other members to join.
List of Participants
Reference Methodologies for
Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Group Leader:
Trevor Stocki, Health Canada,
Canada
Email: [email protected]
Working plan for Reference Methodologies
for Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Presentations on the methodologies for
assessments in use by participating countries
@ next meeting. (make Table of results)
To collect and document different methodologies.
To identify differences and common approaches.
Create questionnaire for non-participating countries.
Plan (continued)
Extended glossary with examples in relation to
routine releases & reference methodologies
used in this group (could be improved by
members of the group).
To use a common language
Include the new idea of “representative person”
(ICRP Publication 101).
Plan (continued)
Define framework reference scenarios (2 to
4).(possibly biota, need framework,
approval/capabilities...)
Small to large facilities.
Radiation labs to nuclear installations.
Multiple sources
Routine releases (i.e. discharges) to atmosphere &
water.
Planning stage & operational stage.
NORM & anthropogenic sources
Plan (continued)
Review proposed scenarios at next meeting &
set priorities for defining the scenarios in detail.
To compare model results/predictions of the
selected scenarios (only operational phase)
Independent monitoring data would help.
Contact other working groups to co-ordinate the
scenario selection.
Perform model check with available monitoring
data for a scenario.
Viability/Next meeting.
Group seems viable, members need to check
with their home organizations.
Next meeting: September 2009 in tentatively
Vienna (IAEA). (after IAEA General
Conference).
Could co-ordinate dates with other WG
meetings.
List of Participants
John Titley (UK)
Bela Kanyar (Hungary)
Patrick Boyer (France)
Trevor Stocki (Canada)
Patricia Sotomayor (Chile)
Adriana Curti (Argentina)
Pawel Krajewski (Poland)
Rudie Heling (Netherlands)
Iurii Bonchuk (Ukraine)
Gaetan Latouche (Canada)
We are open for other members to join.
List of Participants
Slide 2
Reference Methodologies for
Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Group Leader:
Trevor Stocki, Health Canada,
Canada
Email: [email protected]
Working plan for Reference Methodologies
for Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Presentations on the methodologies for
assessments in use by participating countries
@ next meeting. (make Table of results)
To collect and document different methodologies.
To identify differences and common approaches.
Create questionnaire for non-participating countries.
Plan (continued)
Extended glossary with examples in relation to
routine releases & reference methodologies
used in this group (could be improved by
members of the group).
To use a common language
Include the new idea of “representative person”
(ICRP Publication 101).
Plan (continued)
Define framework reference scenarios (2 to
4).(possibly biota, need framework,
approval/capabilities...)
Small to large facilities.
Radiation labs to nuclear installations.
Multiple sources
Routine releases (i.e. discharges) to atmosphere &
water.
Planning stage & operational stage.
NORM & anthropogenic sources
Plan (continued)
Review proposed scenarios at next meeting &
set priorities for defining the scenarios in detail.
To compare model results/predictions of the
selected scenarios (only operational phase)
Independent monitoring data would help.
Contact other working groups to co-ordinate the
scenario selection.
Perform model check with available monitoring
data for a scenario.
Viability/Next meeting.
Group seems viable, members need to check
with their home organizations.
Next meeting: September 2009 in tentatively
Vienna (IAEA). (after IAEA General
Conference).
Could co-ordinate dates with other WG
meetings.
List of Participants
John Titley (UK)
Bela Kanyar (Hungary)
Patrick Boyer (France)
Trevor Stocki (Canada)
Patricia Sotomayor (Chile)
Adriana Curti (Argentina)
Pawel Krajewski (Poland)
Rudie Heling (Netherlands)
Iurii Bonchuk (Ukraine)
Gaetan Latouche (Canada)
We are open for other members to join.
List of Participants
Slide 3
Reference Methodologies for
Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Group Leader:
Trevor Stocki, Health Canada,
Canada
Email: [email protected]
Working plan for Reference Methodologies
for Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Presentations on the methodologies for
assessments in use by participating countries
@ next meeting. (make Table of results)
To collect and document different methodologies.
To identify differences and common approaches.
Create questionnaire for non-participating countries.
Plan (continued)
Extended glossary with examples in relation to
routine releases & reference methodologies
used in this group (could be improved by
members of the group).
To use a common language
Include the new idea of “representative person”
(ICRP Publication 101).
Plan (continued)
Define framework reference scenarios (2 to
4).(possibly biota, need framework,
approval/capabilities...)
Small to large facilities.
Radiation labs to nuclear installations.
Multiple sources
Routine releases (i.e. discharges) to atmosphere &
water.
Planning stage & operational stage.
NORM & anthropogenic sources
Plan (continued)
Review proposed scenarios at next meeting &
set priorities for defining the scenarios in detail.
To compare model results/predictions of the
selected scenarios (only operational phase)
Independent monitoring data would help.
Contact other working groups to co-ordinate the
scenario selection.
Perform model check with available monitoring
data for a scenario.
Viability/Next meeting.
Group seems viable, members need to check
with their home organizations.
Next meeting: September 2009 in tentatively
Vienna (IAEA). (after IAEA General
Conference).
Could co-ordinate dates with other WG
meetings.
List of Participants
John Titley (UK)
Bela Kanyar (Hungary)
Patrick Boyer (France)
Trevor Stocki (Canada)
Patricia Sotomayor (Chile)
Adriana Curti (Argentina)
Pawel Krajewski (Poland)
Rudie Heling (Netherlands)
Iurii Bonchuk (Ukraine)
Gaetan Latouche (Canada)
We are open for other members to join.
List of Participants
Slide 4
Reference Methodologies for
Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Group Leader:
Trevor Stocki, Health Canada,
Canada
Email: [email protected]
Working plan for Reference Methodologies
for Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Presentations on the methodologies for
assessments in use by participating countries
@ next meeting. (make Table of results)
To collect and document different methodologies.
To identify differences and common approaches.
Create questionnaire for non-participating countries.
Plan (continued)
Extended glossary with examples in relation to
routine releases & reference methodologies
used in this group (could be improved by
members of the group).
To use a common language
Include the new idea of “representative person”
(ICRP Publication 101).
Plan (continued)
Define framework reference scenarios (2 to
4).(possibly biota, need framework,
approval/capabilities...)
Small to large facilities.
Radiation labs to nuclear installations.
Multiple sources
Routine releases (i.e. discharges) to atmosphere &
water.
Planning stage & operational stage.
NORM & anthropogenic sources
Plan (continued)
Review proposed scenarios at next meeting &
set priorities for defining the scenarios in detail.
To compare model results/predictions of the
selected scenarios (only operational phase)
Independent monitoring data would help.
Contact other working groups to co-ordinate the
scenario selection.
Perform model check with available monitoring
data for a scenario.
Viability/Next meeting.
Group seems viable, members need to check
with their home organizations.
Next meeting: September 2009 in tentatively
Vienna (IAEA). (after IAEA General
Conference).
Could co-ordinate dates with other WG
meetings.
List of Participants
John Titley (UK)
Bela Kanyar (Hungary)
Patrick Boyer (France)
Trevor Stocki (Canada)
Patricia Sotomayor (Chile)
Adriana Curti (Argentina)
Pawel Krajewski (Poland)
Rudie Heling (Netherlands)
Iurii Bonchuk (Ukraine)
Gaetan Latouche (Canada)
We are open for other members to join.
List of Participants
Slide 5
Reference Methodologies for
Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Group Leader:
Trevor Stocki, Health Canada,
Canada
Email: [email protected]
Working plan for Reference Methodologies
for Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Presentations on the methodologies for
assessments in use by participating countries
@ next meeting. (make Table of results)
To collect and document different methodologies.
To identify differences and common approaches.
Create questionnaire for non-participating countries.
Plan (continued)
Extended glossary with examples in relation to
routine releases & reference methodologies
used in this group (could be improved by
members of the group).
To use a common language
Include the new idea of “representative person”
(ICRP Publication 101).
Plan (continued)
Define framework reference scenarios (2 to
4).(possibly biota, need framework,
approval/capabilities...)
Small to large facilities.
Radiation labs to nuclear installations.
Multiple sources
Routine releases (i.e. discharges) to atmosphere &
water.
Planning stage & operational stage.
NORM & anthropogenic sources
Plan (continued)
Review proposed scenarios at next meeting &
set priorities for defining the scenarios in detail.
To compare model results/predictions of the
selected scenarios (only operational phase)
Independent monitoring data would help.
Contact other working groups to co-ordinate the
scenario selection.
Perform model check with available monitoring
data for a scenario.
Viability/Next meeting.
Group seems viable, members need to check
with their home organizations.
Next meeting: September 2009 in tentatively
Vienna (IAEA). (after IAEA General
Conference).
Could co-ordinate dates with other WG
meetings.
List of Participants
John Titley (UK)
Bela Kanyar (Hungary)
Patrick Boyer (France)
Trevor Stocki (Canada)
Patricia Sotomayor (Chile)
Adriana Curti (Argentina)
Pawel Krajewski (Poland)
Rudie Heling (Netherlands)
Iurii Bonchuk (Ukraine)
Gaetan Latouche (Canada)
We are open for other members to join.
List of Participants
Slide 6
Reference Methodologies for
Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Group Leader:
Trevor Stocki, Health Canada,
Canada
Email: [email protected]
Working plan for Reference Methodologies
for Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Presentations on the methodologies for
assessments in use by participating countries
@ next meeting. (make Table of results)
To collect and document different methodologies.
To identify differences and common approaches.
Create questionnaire for non-participating countries.
Plan (continued)
Extended glossary with examples in relation to
routine releases & reference methodologies
used in this group (could be improved by
members of the group).
To use a common language
Include the new idea of “representative person”
(ICRP Publication 101).
Plan (continued)
Define framework reference scenarios (2 to
4).(possibly biota, need framework,
approval/capabilities...)
Small to large facilities.
Radiation labs to nuclear installations.
Multiple sources
Routine releases (i.e. discharges) to atmosphere &
water.
Planning stage & operational stage.
NORM & anthropogenic sources
Plan (continued)
Review proposed scenarios at next meeting &
set priorities for defining the scenarios in detail.
To compare model results/predictions of the
selected scenarios (only operational phase)
Independent monitoring data would help.
Contact other working groups to co-ordinate the
scenario selection.
Perform model check with available monitoring
data for a scenario.
Viability/Next meeting.
Group seems viable, members need to check
with their home organizations.
Next meeting: September 2009 in tentatively
Vienna (IAEA). (after IAEA General
Conference).
Could co-ordinate dates with other WG
meetings.
List of Participants
John Titley (UK)
Bela Kanyar (Hungary)
Patrick Boyer (France)
Trevor Stocki (Canada)
Patricia Sotomayor (Chile)
Adriana Curti (Argentina)
Pawel Krajewski (Poland)
Rudie Heling (Netherlands)
Iurii Bonchuk (Ukraine)
Gaetan Latouche (Canada)
We are open for other members to join.
List of Participants
Slide 7
Reference Methodologies for
Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Group Leader:
Trevor Stocki, Health Canada,
Canada
Email: [email protected]
Working plan for Reference Methodologies
for Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Presentations on the methodologies for
assessments in use by participating countries
@ next meeting. (make Table of results)
To collect and document different methodologies.
To identify differences and common approaches.
Create questionnaire for non-participating countries.
Plan (continued)
Extended glossary with examples in relation to
routine releases & reference methodologies
used in this group (could be improved by
members of the group).
To use a common language
Include the new idea of “representative person”
(ICRP Publication 101).
Plan (continued)
Define framework reference scenarios (2 to
4).(possibly biota, need framework,
approval/capabilities...)
Small to large facilities.
Radiation labs to nuclear installations.
Multiple sources
Routine releases (i.e. discharges) to atmosphere &
water.
Planning stage & operational stage.
NORM & anthropogenic sources
Plan (continued)
Review proposed scenarios at next meeting &
set priorities for defining the scenarios in detail.
To compare model results/predictions of the
selected scenarios (only operational phase)
Independent monitoring data would help.
Contact other working groups to co-ordinate the
scenario selection.
Perform model check with available monitoring
data for a scenario.
Viability/Next meeting.
Group seems viable, members need to check
with their home organizations.
Next meeting: September 2009 in tentatively
Vienna (IAEA). (after IAEA General
Conference).
Could co-ordinate dates with other WG
meetings.
List of Participants
John Titley (UK)
Bela Kanyar (Hungary)
Patrick Boyer (France)
Trevor Stocki (Canada)
Patricia Sotomayor (Chile)
Adriana Curti (Argentina)
Pawel Krajewski (Poland)
Rudie Heling (Netherlands)
Iurii Bonchuk (Ukraine)
Gaetan Latouche (Canada)
We are open for other members to join.
List of Participants
Slide 8
Reference Methodologies for
Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Group Leader:
Trevor Stocki, Health Canada,
Canada
Email: [email protected]
Working plan for Reference Methodologies
for Controlled Discharges (T1 WG1)
Presentations on the methodologies for
assessments in use by participating countries
@ next meeting. (make Table of results)
To collect and document different methodologies.
To identify differences and common approaches.
Create questionnaire for non-participating countries.
Plan (continued)
Extended glossary with examples in relation to
routine releases & reference methodologies
used in this group (could be improved by
members of the group).
To use a common language
Include the new idea of “representative person”
(ICRP Publication 101).
Plan (continued)
Define framework reference scenarios (2 to
4).(possibly biota, need framework,
approval/capabilities...)
Small to large facilities.
Radiation labs to nuclear installations.
Multiple sources
Routine releases (i.e. discharges) to atmosphere &
water.
Planning stage & operational stage.
NORM & anthropogenic sources
Plan (continued)
Review proposed scenarios at next meeting &
set priorities for defining the scenarios in detail.
To compare model results/predictions of the
selected scenarios (only operational phase)
Independent monitoring data would help.
Contact other working groups to co-ordinate the
scenario selection.
Perform model check with available monitoring
data for a scenario.
Viability/Next meeting.
Group seems viable, members need to check
with their home organizations.
Next meeting: September 2009 in tentatively
Vienna (IAEA). (after IAEA General
Conference).
Could co-ordinate dates with other WG
meetings.
List of Participants
John Titley (UK)
Bela Kanyar (Hungary)
Patrick Boyer (France)
Trevor Stocki (Canada)
Patricia Sotomayor (Chile)
Adriana Curti (Argentina)
Pawel Krajewski (Poland)
Rudie Heling (Netherlands)
Iurii Bonchuk (Ukraine)
Gaetan Latouche (Canada)
We are open for other members to join.
List of Participants