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Comparison of total dose to individuals from temperate and arid environments

Creator:: Elmore, Brockway F., II
Abstract:: This paper analyzes the decision-making process utilized in temperate environments for building nuclear facilities and whether it was going to be applicable to nuclear facilities built in arid environments. To answer this question, the total dose to individuals from arid and temperate environments were compared using RESRAD-OFFSITE and changing the...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: approved: ______________________________________________________ Kathryn A. Higley This paper

Examining the Risks Associated with Visiting the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone; A Study of Breastmilk and Policies

Creator:: Bell, Heather R.
Abstract:: Tourism to the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone (CEZ), site of the 1986 Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant accident, has increased each year since the government began allowing tourist groups to access the CEZ. Nevertheless, little guidance is available to a tourist as to what risks they may encounter and whether their visit...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

Understanding the Application and Benefits of Learning-based Methods in Nuclear Science and Engineering

Creator:: Gómez Fernández, Mario Enrique
Abstract:: Known as the fourth industrial revolution, digitization is an ongoing trend in all ﬁelds, in which various industries are integrating information technologies to support and improve their businesses. Nuclear technology industries have also increased their interest in data-driven methods by leveraging the potential of pattern recognition to identify anomalies and...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Engineering Abstract approved: Kathryn A. Higley Known as the fourth industrial revolution, digitization is

Butterfly Puddling: An Alternative Cs-137 Pathway to the Pale Grass Blue Butterfly Following the Fukushima Nuclear Accident

Creator:: Hermann, David A.
Abstract:: Environmental modeling as a result of the Fukushima accident has been at the forefront for present day health physics. The accident released radionuclides in the environment and the fate and transport of these radionuclides are of interest when considering doses to non-human biota. The Pale Grass Blue Butterfly was studied...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: : ______________________________________________________ Kathryn A. Higley Environmental modeling as a result of the Fukushima accident has been

Modeling of an Urban Radiocesium Pathway from Catchment to Wastewater Treatment Sludge

Creator:: Ng, George M. H.
Abstract:: The urban hydrology and hydraulics program, US EPA SWMM 5, has been coupled with a compartment model of a wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) in the system dynamics software, STELLA, to simulate the radiocesium pathway from urban catchment to the wastewater treatment sludge. Two literature case studies were re-examined. Firstly, a...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: : Kathryn A. Higley The urban hydrology and hydraulics program, US EPA SWMM 5, has been coupled with a

Faster, Sharper and Open: A New Pipeline for Biota Phantom Creation

Creator:: Neville, Delvan
Abstract:: Anatomically correct biota phantom creation has suffered from three primary weaknesses: the models take considerable time to make, are limited in detail by voxel size, and are created and simulated using proprietary software. Presented are trial runs of a new biota creation pipeline, FSOPhantom, that addresses these issues by creating...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: approved: ______________________________________________________ Kathryn A. Higley

Pine Tree Dosimetry: Development of Geometric and Compositionally Specific Sectional Models for Organ Dose Assessment

Creator:: Condon, Caitlin A.
Abstract:: Ideally, dosimetric models for pine trees will accurately reflect the doses to its critical organs. However, existing models (e.g. that in ICRP 108) for the pine tree are over simplified or solely focused on estimating doses to one specific organ, and none of the existing models attempt dosimetry to the...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: : ______________________________________________________ Kathryn A. Higley Ideally, dosimetric models for pine trees will accurately reflect

Integrated Spatial and Temporal Stochastic Model in Radiation Biology : Design, Implementation, and Application

Creator:: Liu, Ruirui
Abstract:: Mathematical modeling plays a pivotal role in understanding the mechanism of radiation-induced cellular effects, and also in quantifying the radiation risk to the cell. However, there are still compelling challenges facing the conventional modeling in radiobiology, such as lacking a generalized theory structure of quantifying target effect and non-target effect...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Application Abstract approved: Kathryn A. Higely Mathematical modeling plays a pivotal role in

Development and Application of Voxelized Dosimetric Models for Biota : Characterization of the Uncertainty in the International Commission on Radiological Protection's Wildlife Dosimetry System

Creator:: Caffrey, Emily Amanda
Abstract:: A system for radiological dosimetry for nonhuman biota developed by International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP) relies on calculations that utilize the Monte Carlo simulations of simple, ellipsoidal geometries with internal radioactivity distributed homogeneously throughout. In this manner it is quick and easy to estimate whole-body dose rates to biota....
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: . Abstract approved: ______________________________________________________ Kathryn A. Higley A

An analysis of the viability of ranked set sample methodologies based on the evaluation of Dyess AFB B-47 crash site radiological contamination survey data and theoretical modifications

Creator:: Miller, Vivien J.
Abstract:: Since Ranked Set Sampling (RSS) was proposed in 1952 by G.A. McIntyre, it has been the subject of many statistical investigations and a large number of field studies. Throughout these studies RSS has been proven to provide a better estimate of population the mean and variance than Simple Random Sampling...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: A. Higley Since Ranked Set Sampling (RSS) was proposed in 1952 by G.A. McIntyre, it has been

ScholarsArchive@OSU

Comparison of total dose to individuals from temperate and arid environments

Examining the Risks Associated with Visiting the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone; A Study of Breastmilk and Policies

Understanding the Application and Benefits of Learning-based Methods in Nuclear Science and Engineering

Butterfly Puddling: An Alternative Cs-137 Pathway to the Pale Grass Blue Butterfly Following the Fukushima Nuclear Accident

Modeling of an Urban Radiocesium Pathway from Catchment to Wastewater Treatment Sludge

Faster, Sharper and Open: A New Pipeline for Biota Phantom Creation

Pine Tree Dosimetry: Development of Geometric and Compositionally Specific Sectional Models for Organ Dose Assessment

Integrated Spatial and Temporal Stochastic Model in Radiation Biology : Design, Implementation, and Application

Development and Application of Voxelized Dosimetric Models for Biota : Characterization of the Uncertainty in the International Commission on Radiological Protection's Wildlife Dosimetry System

An analysis of the viability of ranked set sample methodologies based on the evaluation of Dyess AFB B-47 crash site radiological contamination survey data and theoretical modifications

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