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Greiter, M. ; Denk, J. ; Hödlmoser, H.

Secondary standard calibration, measurement and irradiation capabilities of the individual monitoring service at the Helmholtz Zentrum München: Aspects of uncertainty and automation.

Radiat. Prot. Dosim. 170, 103-107 (2016)

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The individual monitoring service at the Helmholtz Zentrum München has adopted the recommendations of the ISO 4037 and 6980 standards series as base of its dosimetric systems for X-ray, gamma and beta dosimetry. These standards define technical requirements for radiation spectra and measurement processes, but leave flexibility in the implementation of irradiations as well as in the resulting uncertainty in dose or dose rate. This article provides an example for their practical implementation in the Munich IAEA/WHO secondary standard dosimetry laboratory. It focusses on two aspects: automation issues and uncertainties in calibration.

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