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Charnock, T.W.* ; Jones, J.A.* ; Singer, L.N.* ; Andersson, K.G.* ; Roed, J.* ; Thykier-Nielsen, S.* ; Mikkelsen, T.* ; Astrup, P.* ; Kaiser, J.C. ; Müller, H. ; Pröhl, G. ; Raskob, W.* ; Hoe, S.C.* ; Jacobsen, L.H.* ; Schou-Jensen, L.* ; Gering, F.*

Calculating the consequences of recovery, a European model for inhabited areas.

Radioprotection 44, 407-412 (2009)

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The European Model for Inhabited Areas (ERMIN) was developed to allow a user to explore different recovery options following the contamination of an urban environment with radioactive material and to refine an appropriate strategy for the whole region affected. The input data include a description of the environment, initial deposition of radionuclides on to a reference surface and a description of countermeasures. Output information includes the average doses to members of the public from external exposure to gamma and beta radiation from deposited radionuclides and inhalation of resuspended radioactivity, the contamination on urban surfaces, the activity concentration in air from resuspension, the doses to workers undertaking the recovery work, the quantity and activity of waste generated and the cost and work required to implement the countermeasure. ERMIN has been designed to be implemented as a tool that supports the approach of decision-makers and allows the area to be broken down into smaller regions where different conditions prevail and different countermeasure packages are enacted.

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