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[en] In this article the method of the measurement of the terrestrial radioactivity by the transferable gamma-spectrometers with Na(TI) 76 x 76 mm with the scintillation detectors and the air gamma-spectrometry on the area of the Czech Republic is described. The radiometric map of the Czech Republic 1:50000, brought out in 1995, expressed in dose rate input of gamma-radiation, is based on regional (1957-1959) and detail (1960-1971) air measurement of the summary gamma-activity, of the air gamma-spectrometry (from 1976) and it was amplified with the results of the terrestrial and laboratory radiometric measurements. The method of feed back calibration was realized in 1994 with the means expression of the data in dose rate and equalization of data of the map. The map of the iso-lines with the step 10 nGy.h-1 was weaved by computer processing with the crining method. The regional terrestrial radiation in the Czech Republic, which is formed igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic minerals is in the range 15-200 (6-245) nGy.h-1 with the average value (65.6+-19.0) nGy.h-1. The radiometric map of the Czech Republic 1:500000 was verified in 1995-1996 by comparison with the terrestrial gamma-spectrometric measurement. The middle difference of the comparing sets 2.1 nGy.h-1 indicate good regional equalization of the data while middle difference +-13.8 nGy.h-1 illustrate expected difference for the individual locality. The correlation coefficient of data of the comparing sets (N=81) is 0.942. The radiometric maps of the Saxon and of the Czech Republic in the border zone with the length about 250 km were compared. The middle difference (1.3+-13.6) nGy.h-1 nGy.h-1 indicate good unity of the data. The radiometric maps of the Poland and of the Czech Republic in the border zone with the length about 300 km were compared in 1977. The middle difference (12.1+-17.9) nGy.h-1 with higher values in the Czech Republic indicate the disunity of presentation of the radiometric data. The analysis of reasons of difference of the radiometric data are given
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V tomto clanku sa opisuje sposob merania teresterialnej radioaktivity prenosnymi gamaspektrometrami s NaI(Tl) 76 x 76 mm so scintilacnymi detektormi a letecka gama-spektrometria na uzemi Ceskej republiky. Radiometricka mapa Ceskej republiky 1:50000, vydana v r. 1995, vyjadrena v davkovom prikonu gama ziarenia, je zalozena na regionalnom (1957-1959 a detailnom (1960-1971) leteckom merani sumarnej gama aktivity, leteckej gama spektrometrie (od 1976) a bola doplnena vysledkami pozemnych a laboratornych radiometrickych merani. Metoda spatnej kalibracie bola realizovana v r. 1994 za ucelom vyjadrenia dat v davkovom prikone a vyrovnanie udajov mapy. Mapa izolinii, s krokom 10 nGy.h-1, bola skonstuovana pocitacovym spracovanim metodou kriging. Regionalna terestericka radiacia v Ceskej republike, tvorenej magmatickymi, sedimentarnymi a metamorfonami horninami, je v rozsahu 15-200 (6-245) nGy.h-1, so strednou hodnotou (65.6+-19.0) nGy.h-1. Overenie radiometrickej mapy Ceskej republiky 1:500000 bolo uskutocnene v rokoch 1995-1996 porovnanim s pozemnym gama-spektrometrickym meranim. Stredny rozdiel porovnavanych suborov 2.1 nGy.h-1 indikuje dobre regionalne vyrovnanie dat, zatialco stredna odchylka +-13.8 nGy.h-1 ilustruje ocakavane rozdiely pre jednotlive lokality. Koeficient korelacie dat porovnavanych suborov (N=81) je 0.942. Boli porovnane radiometricke mapy Saska a Ceskej republiky v hranicnych oblastiach v dlzke asi 250 km. Stredny rozdiel (1.3+-13.6) nGy.h-1 nGy.h-1 indikuje dobru zhodu dat. Radiometricke mapy Polska a Ceskej republiky boli porovnane v hranicnom pasme v dlzke asi 300 km v r. 1977. Stredny rozdiel (12.1+-17.9) nGy.h-1 s vyssimi hodnotami v Ceskej republike indikuje nejednotnost prezentacie radiometrickych udajov. Uvedena je analyza pricin odchylok radiometrickych datOriginal Title
Spolahlivost a odchylky dat gama zareni
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Uranpress Ltd., Spisska Nova Ves (Slovak Republic); C and S Radon Ltd., Spisska Nova Ves (Slovak Republic); Geocomplex j.s.c., Bratislava (Slovak Republic); Institute of Preventive and Clinical Medicine, Bratislava (Slovak Republic); Slovak Geological Society; Slovak Miner Society; Society of Nuclear Medicine and Radiation Hygieny of the Slovak Medicine Society; 104 p; 1997; p. 10-12; RENVI '97: 1. Conference on Radioactivity in the Environment; Spisska Nova Ves (Slovak Republic); 21-22 Oct 1997; 8 refs.
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AERIAL MONITORING, CONTROLLED AREAS, CZECH REPUBLIC, DOSIMETRY, ENVIRONMENT, EXPERIMENTAL DATA, EXPOSURE RATEMETERS, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY, NATURAL RADIOACTIVITY, POLAND, RADIATION DETECTION, RADIATION MONITORING, RADIATION PROTECTION, RADIOACTIVE MINERALS, RADIOECOLOGY, RADIONUCLIDE MIGRATION, SITE CHARACTERIZATION, SURFACE CONTAMINATION
CONTAMINATION, DATA, DETECTION, DEVELOPED COUNTRIES, DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, EASTERN EUROPE, ECOLOGY, ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSPORT, EUROPE, INFORMATION, MASS TRANSFER, MATERIALS, MEASURING INSTRUMENTS, MINERALS, MONITORING, MONITORS, NUMERICAL DATA, RADIATION MONITORING, RADIATION MONITORS, RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS, RADIOACTIVITY, WESTERN EUROPE
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[en] In this paper, there are described the using of the methods autoradiography, α-radiography and fission tracks radiography for radioactive elements detection in the minerals. Distribution of the uranium in the minerals is discussed
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V tomto clanku je opisane pouzitie metod autoradiografie, alfa-radiografie a radiografie stop stiepenia pre detekciu radioaktivnych prvkov v horninach. Diskutovana je taktiez distribucia uranu v mineralochOriginal Title
Pouzitie radiografickych metod pri studiu hornin
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Uranpress Ltd., Spisska Nova Ves (Slovak Republic); C and S Radon Ltd., Spisska Nova Ves (Slovak Republic); Geocomplex j.s.c., Bratislava (Slovak Republic); Institute of Preventive and Clinical Medicine, Bratislava (Slovak Republic); Slovak Geological Society; Slovak Miner Society; Society of Nuclear Medicine and Radiation Hygieny of the Slovak Medicine Society; 104 p; 1997; p. 72-74; RENVI '97: 1. Conference on Radioactivity in the Environment; Spisska Nova Ves (Slovak Republic); 21-22 Oct 1997; 7 refs.
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ALPHA DETECTION, AUTORADIOGRAPHY, EXPERIMENTAL DATA, FISSION FRAGMENT DETECTION, MASS DISTRIBUTION, NATURAL RADIOACTIVITY, NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING, RADIATION DETECTION, RADIATION PROTECTION, RADIOACTIVE MINERALS, RADIOECOLOGY, RADIONUCLIDE MIGRATION, THORIUM, TITANIUM ORES, TRACER TECHNIQUES, URANIUM
ACTINIDES, CHARGED PARTICLE DETECTION, DATA, DETECTION, DISTRIBUTION, ECOLOGY, ELEMENTS, ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSPORT, INFORMATION, ISOTOPE APPLICATIONS, MASS TRANSFER, MATERIALS, MATERIALS TESTING, METALS, MINERALS, NUMERICAL DATA, ORES, RADIATION DETECTION, RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS, RADIOACTIVITY, SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION, TESTING
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[en] In this paper, there are given the results of some daily monitored measurements of radioactivity of mineral and soil medium and parallel of some parameters of atmospheric and soil atmosphere on different localities
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V tejto praci su uvedene vysledky niekolkych dennych monitorovacich merani radioaktivity horninoveho a podneho prostredia a paralelne aj niekolkych parametrov atmosferickeho a podneho vzduchu na roznych lokalitachOriginal Title
Vplyv zmien niektorych meterorologickych parametrov pocas dna na radioaktivitu horninoveho prostredia
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Uranpress Ltd., Spisska Nova Ves (Slovak Republic); C and S Radon Ltd., Spisska Nova Ves (Slovak Republic); Geocomplex j.s.c., Bratislava (Slovak Republic); Institute of Preventive and Clinical Medicine, Bratislava (Slovak Republic); Slovak Geological Society; Slovak Miner Society; Society of Nuclear Medicine and Radiation Hygieny of the Slovak Medicine Society; 104 p; 1997; p. 88; RENVI '97: 1. Conference on Radioactivity in the Environment; Spisska Nova Ves (Slovak Republic); 21-22 Oct 1997; 5 refs.
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AEROSOL MONITORING, CONTROLLED AREAS, ENVIRONMENT, GAMMA DETECTION, GAMMA SPECTROSCOPY, METEOROLOGY, NANOSEC LIVING RADIOISOTOPES, NATURAL RADIOACTIVITY, POTASSIUM 40, RADIATION MONITORING, RADIOACTIVE MINERALS, RADIOECOLOGY, RADIONUCLIDE MIGRATION, RADON 220, RADON 222, SITE CHARACTERIZATION, SURFACE CONTAMINATION, THORIUM 232, URANIUM 238
ACTINIDE NUCLEI, ALPHA DECAY RADIOISOTOPES, BETA DECAY RADIOISOTOPES, BETA-MINUS DECAY RADIOISOTOPES, BETA-PLUS DECAY RADIOISOTOPES, CONTAMINATION, DAYS LIVING RADIOISOTOPES, DETECTION, ECOLOGY, ELECTRON CAPTURE RADIOISOTOPES, ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSPORT, EVEN-EVEN NUCLEI, HEAVY NUCLEI, ISOMERIC TRANSITION ISOTOPES, ISOTOPES, LIGHT NUCLEI, MASS TRANSFER, MATERIALS, MINERALS, MONITORING, NUCLEI, ODD-ODD NUCLEI, POTASSIUM ISOTOPES, RADIATION DETECTION, RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS, RADIOACTIVITY, RADIOISOTOPES, RADON ISOTOPES, SECONDS LIVING RADIOISOTOPES, SPECTROSCOPY, SPONTANEOUS FISSION RADIOISOTOPES, THORIUM ISOTOPES, URANIUM ISOTOPES, YEARS LIVING RADIOISOTOPES
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[en] This chapter deals with the project management issues, including the the Steering Committee, results of an International Workshop and the cooperation with local organizations
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Ministry of the Environment, Bratislava (Slovak Republic); Commission of the European Communities, Strasbourg (France); Danish Hydraulic Inst. (DK); DHV Consultants BV (NL); TNO, Inst. of Applied Geoscience (NL); Water Quality Institute (DK); I. Krueger (DK); The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural Univ. (DK); Water Resources Research Institute (SK); Research Institute of Irrigation (SK); Ground Water Consulting Ltd. (SK); Faculty of Natural Sciences, Comenius Univ. (SK); 101 p; Dec 1995; (3) p. 1-5
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[en] The main goal of the joint Slovak-Hungarian monitoring is to mutually record and evaluate the impacts of the water supply by the underwater weir. The evaluation includes the changes in the hydrological regimes of the surface and ground water, the changes in the surface and ground water quality, the changes in soil moisture and changes in forestry and biota. The goal of the mutual data exchange is to provide information on monitoring results characterising the environmental changes on the influenced area of the respective Parties. The basic condition of data exchange is use of equal or compatible methods of measurements and analysis and the application of agreed interpretation methods. The final goal of the Joint Annual Report is to submit the joint evaluation of the monitoring results and the joint recommendations for monitoring improvement and environment protection activities to the respective governments
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Kocinger, D. (Nominated Monitoring Agent of the Government of the Slovak Republic, Bratislava (Slovak Republic)); Kovacs, A. (Nominated Monitoring Agent of the Government of the Republic of Hungary, Budapest (Hungary)); Government of the Slovak Republic, Bratislava (Slovak Republic); Government of the Republic of Hungary, Budapest (Hungary); 166 p; Jun 1997; p. 1-3
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[en] In 1996 the surface water quality measurements were performed, according to the Agreement, at 8 profiles on the Hungarian territory and at 15 profiles on the Slovak territory. Basic physical and chemical parameters (as water temperature, pH values, conductivity, suspended solids, cations and anions (nitrates, ammonium ion, nitrites, total nitrogen, phosphates, total phosphorus, oxygen and organic carbon regime parameters), metals (iron, manganese and heavy metals), biological and microbiological parameters (coliform bacteria, chlorophyll-a, saprobity index and other biological parameters) and quality of sediment were measured
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Kocinger, D. (Nominated Monitoring Agent of the Government of the Slovak Republic, Bratislava (Slovak Republic)); Kovacs, A. (Nominated Monitoring Agent of the Government of the Republic of Hungary, Budapest (Hungary)); Government of the Slovak Republic, Bratislava (Slovak Republic); Government of the Republic of Hungary, Budapest (Hungary); 166 p; Jun 1997; p. 10-17; 11 figs
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[en] The measurement of isotopic composition of strontium in silicates and biogenic calcite in age determination of the samples is described. The separation processes of calcium and rubidium from strontium were developed
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Geoanalytical Laboratories of Geological Survey of Slovak Republic, Spisska Nova Ves (Slovak Republic); Section of Geology and Natural Sources of Ministry of Environment of the Slovak Republic, Bratislava (SK); 34 p; 1997; p. 16; AFGE'97: International Conference on Analyses for Geology and Environment; Spisska Nova Ves (Slovak Republic); 30 Sep - 3 Oct 1997; 2 pages (P 16), 2 figs.
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AGE ESTIMATION, BETA DECAY RADIOISOTOPES, CARBONATE MINERALS, CHROMATOGRAPHY, DATA, ELECTRON CAPTURE RADIOISOTOPES, EVEN-EVEN NUCLEI, EVEN-ODD NUCLEI, HOURS LIVING RADIOISOTOPES, INFORMATION, INTERMEDIATE MASS NUCLEI, ISOMERIC TRANSITION ISOTOPES, ISOTOPES, MINERALS, NUCLEI, NUMERICAL DATA, RADIOISOTOPES, SEPARATION PROCESSES, STABLE ISOTOPES, STRONTIUM ISOTOPES
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[en] Trace elements, actinides and rare earth elements inclusively, and lead isotopes were measured using inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometer
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Geoanalytical Laboratories of Geological Survey of Slovak Republic, Spisska Nova Ves (Slovak Republic); Section of Geology and Natural Sources of Ministry of Environment of the Slovak Republic, Bratislava (SK); 34 p; 1997; p. 17; AFGE'97: International Conference on Analyses for Geology and Environment; Spisska Nova Ves (Slovak Republic); 30 Sep - 3 Oct 1997; GRANT GAACCZ-A3013603; 1 page (P17) , 1 tab.
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[en] In this paper author deals with the advantages of X-ray fluorescence spectrometry in the analysis of geological and environmental samples
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Geoanalytical Laboratories of Geological Survey of Slovak Republic, Spisska Nova Ves (Slovak Republic); Section of Geology and Natural Sources of Ministry of Environment of the Slovak Republic, Bratislava (SK); 34 p; 1997; p. 17; AFGE'97: International Conference on Analyses for Geology and Environment; Spisska Nova Ves (Slovak Republic); 30 Sep - 3 Oct 1997; 1 page (P 19)
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[en] A review of regulatory requirements for demonstration of the achieved safety level at the Mochovce NPP before commissioning is given. It contains licensing steps in Slovakia during commissioning; Status and methodology of Mochovce safety analysis report; Mochovce NPP safety enhancement program; Regulatory body policy towards Mochovce NPP safety enhancement; Recent development in Mochovce pre-operational safety enhancement program review and assessment process; Licensing steps in Slovakia during commissioning
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Mochovce Nuclear Power Plant (Slovakia); Power Equipment Research Institute, Levice (Slovakia); Slovak Nuclear Society Collaboration; Czech Nuclear Society Collaboration; German Nuclear Society Collaboration; European Nuclear Society Collaboration; 522 p; 1997; p. 72-83; Power Equipment Research Institute; Levice (Slovakia); NUSIM '97: Nuclear society information meeting on Mochovce NPP safety improvement and completion; Levice (Slovakia); 19-21 Nov 1997; 1 tab.
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