Dispersion Modelling, Environmental Measure and Health Effect Evaluation for Safety in Nuclear Industry Life Cycle and Natural Radioactivity Monitoring
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Applied Physics General".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 January 2024) | Viewed by 323
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Interests: nuclear and radiation physics; dosimetry; radioprotection; computational physics; Monte-Carlo radiation transport; radiation in space; nuclear medicine
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Interests: radiation detection; radiation; radiation protection; metastasis; radioactivity; tumors; cancer cells; monte carlo simulation; laser; optics
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Interests: radioprotection; ionizing radiation; radioactivity; environmental radiation; radon gas; radiation detection; solid state detection; space radiation; numerical analysis; Montecarlo simulation; geostatistical methods; physics education; outreach; health physics
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to invite contributions for this Special Issue of Applied Sciences dedicated to the study of the environmental dispersion of pollutants and their effect on human health, with a particular focus on radioactive isotopes.
Public debate on environmental changes, energy supply and their interconnection triggered this monograph, since the nuclear industry represents the largest contributor to artificial radioactivity dispersed into the environment, along with radionuclide production for medical purposes.
Original research articles, systematic literature reviews, communications and case-study reports are expected in the fields of pollutant dispersion modelling in air and water, experimental environmental radioactivity and environmental radiotoxicology, with the aim of providing some technical and scientific advances in evaluating health effects in areas contaminated by radioactivity. Contributions in the following research areas are particularly welcome:
- Pollutant dispersion modelling in air and water;
- Nuclear-accident case report and follow-up studies;
- Radioactivity contamination in nuclear-industry proximity areas;
- Naturally occurring radiation and radioactive isotopes distribution on Earth;
- Radioactivity monitoring;
- Radiation detection;
- Radiation dosimetry;
- Radiological protection;
- Ionizing radiation physics;
- Radiobiology and biological effectiveness of radiation.
Dr. Davide Bianco
Prof. Dr. Maria Quarto
Dr. Filomena Loffredo
Guest Editors
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