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[en] The BIOMOVS A4 exercise has made possible that a set of biospheric transfer models could predict the daily radiological contamination of soils, vegetation and some animal products after the Chernobyl accident. The aim was to compare these predictions with experimental results in 13 locations around the world. The data provided were essentially the daily air contamination and precipitation, and some site-dependent parameters. (3 refs., 3 figs., 4 tabs.)
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Swedish Radiation Protection Inst., Stockholm (Sweden); 498 p; ISBN 91-630-0437-2; 
; 1991; p. 437-446; SSI; Stockholm (Sweden); BIOMOVS. Symposium on the validity of environmental transfer models; Stockholm (Sweden); 8-10 Oct 1990; BIOMOVS = Biospheric Model Validation Study.
; 1991; p. 437-446; SSI; Stockholm (Sweden); BIOMOVS. Symposium on the validity of environmental transfer models; Stockholm (Sweden); 8-10 Oct 1990; BIOMOVS = Biospheric Model Validation Study.