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Radiological optimization

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Radiological optimization is one of the basic principles in each radiation-protection system and it is a basic requirement in the safety standards for radiation protection in the European Communities. The objectives of the research, performed in this field at the Belgian Nuclear Research Centre SCK-CEN, are: (1) to implement the ALARA principles in activities with radiological consequences; (2) to develop methodologies for optimization techniques in decision-aiding; (3) to optimize radiological assessment models by validation and intercomparison; (4) to improve methods to assess in real time the radiological hazards in the environment in case of an accident; (5) to develop methods and programmes to assist decision-makers during a nuclear emergency; (6) to support the policy of radioactive waste management authorities in the field of radiation protection; (7) to investigate existing software programmes in the domain of multi criteria analysis. The main achievements for 1997 are given

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1997 Scientific Report

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Imprint Title
1997 Scientific Report
Imprint Pagination
130 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 12-15
Report number
INIS-BE--0002

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The abstract is a contribution to the 1997 Scientific Report of the Belgian Nuclear Research Centre SCK-CEN