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Journal of Radiation Protection 2005;30(3):131-0.
원자력 사고시 주민 보호조치 결정 지원을 위한 비상 환경감시
최용호;최근식;한문희;이한수;이창우;
Emergency Environmental Monitoring for the Decision-Aiding on Public Protective Actions during a Nuclear Accident
Choi, Yong-Ho;Choi, Geun-Sik;Han, Moon-Hee;Lee, Han-Soo;Lee, Chang-Woo;
ABSTRACT
In a nuclear emergency, protective actions for the public should be taken in time. It is internationally proposed that generic intervention levels (GILs) and generic action levels, determined based on cost-benefit analyses, be used as the decision criteria for protective actions. Operational intervention levels (OILs) are directly or easily measurable quantities corresponding to these generic levels. To assess the necessity of protective actions in a nuclear emergency, it is important that the environmental monitoring data required for applying and revising OILs should be promptly produced. It is discussed what and how to do for this task in the course of the emergency response. For an emergency environmental monitoring to be performed effectively, a thorough preparedness has to be made including maintenance of the organization and equipments, establishment of various procedure manuals, development of a supporting computer system and periodical training and exercises. It is pointed out that Korean legal provisions concerning GILs and OILs need to be amended or newly established.
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