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Creator:: Williams, Walter James
Abstract:: The objective of this work was to determine and optimize the resolution of a neutron sensitive Multi-Channel Plate (MCP) detector in order to determine its capabilities in radiography and tomography. The Oregon State University, Neutron Radiography Facility added an MCP Detector in 2012 in order to analyze these capabilities. The...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: :___________________________________________________ Steven R. Reese The objective of this work was to determine and optimize the resolution of a

Creator:: Sarmast, Katharine Danielle
Abstract:: This thesis evaluates dose rates from the TRIGA® reactor by comparing ion chamber measured exposure rates to exposure rates calculated from MCNP5 model data. The first step evaluates the energy distribution required to match ion chamber exposure rates from measurements taken at 1 foot increments above the reactor core. Next,...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: approved: Steve R. Reese This thesis evaluates dose rates from the TRIGA® reactor by

Creator:: Williford, Russell S.
Abstract:: A new method for delayed gamma-ray spectrometry to quantify the relative content of fissile material is developed and demonstrated to support international efforts in bolstering non-destructive assay capabilities. Previous traditional delayed gamma-ray spectrometry techniques rely upon nuclear data that often carry very high uncertainty. The new method removes the requirement...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: : Steven R. Reese A new method for delayed gamma-ray spectrometry to quantify the relative content

Creator:: Nes, Elena M.
Abstract:: In radiation therapy it is very important to accurately measure the amount of radiation delivered. The effectiveness of the treatment depends on delivering the dose with an accuracy of 5% or better. The dosimetry in different clinics must also be consistent. For these reasons national and international calibration protocols have...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Privacy ACKNOWLEDGMENTS First of all, I would like to thank my co-major professor, Dr. Steven R. Reese

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