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2d Joint IUR/CERAD Ecosystem approach Task group

2013-10-17
[ Chair: François Bréchignac - francois.brechignac@irsn.fr – Co-Chair: Clare Bradshaw - clare.bradshaw@su.se ]
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NEW: See the plenary lecture given at ICRER 2014 STATEMENT OF WORK   “Ecological risk assessment of radiation - putting the ecosystem approach into practice”   2 nd “Ecosystem approach ” IUR/CERAD* Task Group 1. Overall context In recent years,…
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"Ring of Five" Task Group

2013-10-17
[ Chair: Olivier Masson - olivier.masson@irsn.fr ]
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Overall context The "Ring of Five" ( Ro5 ) is an informal club based in Europe with the purpose of exchanging data on occasional concentrations of man-made radionuclides in the atmosphere. Back in the 1970s and early 1980s only few countries ran surveillance programs for low concentrations of man-made radionuclides in ground level…
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Radioecology in a multiple stressor environment

2010-06-20
[ Taskgroup leader : Hildegarde Vandenhove, hvandenh@sckcen.be ]
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This Task Group has a long history. It is coming forth from the Task Group launched during the IUR-SETAC Meeting on the Application of Radioecology to Other Contaminants (AROC), held in Antwerp (Belgium), February 2002. The aim was to bring together experts involved in experimental research and model development in closely related areas of…
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Arctic and Antartic Regions

2008-03-21
[ Task group leader: Mark Dowdall, Mark.Dowdall@nrpa.no ]
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The International Union of Radioecology’s’ Task Group: Arctic and Antarctic Regions was for a number of years an active forum for those involved in polar radioecology although, primarily due to the heavy workloads of those involved as opposed to lack of interest, relatively dormant for the past two years. This Task Group is now…
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Speciation

2008-03-19
[ Taskgroup leader : Brit Salbu, brit.salbu@umb.no ]
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The main objective of this new Task Group is to strengthen the competence internationally on environmental impact assessment. This is to be achieved based on using adequate techniques to characterize radionuclides species, linking and quantifying radionuclides species to sources and release scenarios, linking and quantifying radionuclides…
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