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Radionuclide Transfer to Wildlife EMRAS II WG 5: EMRAS II Jan 2010 Activities Key output TRS on transfer to wildlife Core drafting group Interact with WG: Data input Peer review On-line database all

  1. Radionuclide Transfer to Wildlife EMRAS II WG 5: EMRAS II Jan 2010

  2. Activities • Key output TRS on transfer to wildlife – Core ‘drafting group’ • Interact with WG: – Data input – Peer review • On-line database – all contributions acknowledged in TRS • Three workshops in 2009 to discuss/input novel data • Publication in Radiation Environ Biophys EMRAS II Jan 2010

  3. TRS: RADIONUCLIDE TRANSFER TO WILDLIFE EMRAS II Jan 2010

  4. Timetable • Database website launched • May –workshop – aquatic transfer [IAEA Monaco] (linked with ICRP TG meeting) • July - workshop terrestrial transfer & generic approaches [IAEA, Vienna] • Nov –workshop transfer and core group meeting [CNSC, Ottawa] • EMRAS II –draft for peer review by WG5 EMRAS II Jan 2010

  5. Objectives Provide IAEA Member States with data for use in the radiological assessment of wildlife as a consequence of routine discharges of radionuclides to the environment and existing contamination situations. Application to accidental release is also considered. EMRAS II Jan 2010

  6. CONTENTS [ DRAFT ] 1. INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND OBJECTIVES SCOPE STRUCTURE 2. DEFINITIONS AND UNITS DEFINITIONS EMRAS II Jan 2010

  7. 3. CONCEPTS AND QUANTIFICATION TRANSFER PROCESSES AND HOW THEY ARE MODELLED CURRENT APPROACHES USED IN AVAILABLE MODELS ‘Reference’ organisms Equilibrium Concentration Ratios EMRAS II Jan 2010

  8. 4. DATA MANIPULATIONS AND EVALUATION DESCRIBE DATABASE AND DATA MANIPULATIONS NEEDED TO DERIVE RELEVANT VALUES FROM THE LITERATURE STATISTICAL TREATMENT TERRESTRIAL AQUATIC ECOSYSTEMS • Freshwater • Marine EMRAS II Jan 2010

  9. 5. TRANSFER VALUES FOR WILDLIFE GUIDANCE ON HOW TO USE THE VALUES PROVIDED TERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENTS FRESHWATER ENVIRONMENTS MARINE ENVIRONMENTS EMRAS II Jan 2010

  10. 6. APPROACHES FOR FILLING DATA GAPS GENERIC APPROACHES BAYESIAN APPROACHES GUIDANCE ON ALTERNATIVE DATA TO USE FOR MISSING VALUES REFERENCES EMRAS II Jan 2010

  11. Online transfer database www.wildlifetransferdatabase.org David Copplestone Principal Scientist – Radioactive Substances EMRAS II Vienna January 2010 EMRAS II Jan 2010

  12. Database purpose • Collate & summarise transfer data • Outputs – IAEA handbook – ICRP transfer task group • Database will remain available • Fast, efficient updates EMRAS II Jan 2010

  13. EMRAS II Jan 2010

  14. EMRAS II Jan 2010

  15. Help file • Guidance • Background – Definitions – Data entry method/format • Hyperlinked • pdf document • Download or read online EMRAS II Jan 2010

  16. EMRAS II Jan 2010

  17. This week • Sessions – Monday afternoon • Handbook briefing • Database inputs – CR and conversion data – Thursday • Science presentations • Handbook discussion • New wiki on rad prot of the environment • Future actions EMRAS II Jan 2010

  18. EMRAS II Jan 2010

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