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International Symposium on IN SITU NUCLEAR METROLOGY AS A TOOL FOR RADIOECOLOGY 13-16 October I 2008 Rabat, Morocco Organized by National Center for Energy, Science and Nuclear Techniques (CNESTEN), Morocco in co-operation with This symposium, which is the natural continuation of the previous INSINUME conferences, held in Fleurus-Belgium, Albena-Bulgaria and Kusadasi-Turkey, has a dual purpose. First of all, it wants to bring together Radioecologists, Regulatory Authorities as well as Radiological Monitoring System Operators, in order to allow a wide exchange of information regarding practical experience and difficulties encountered in daily radiological monitoring of environment. On the other hand, the symposium intends to focus on the modern nuclear metrological tools, which could be used nowadays to ease the direct remote surveillance of the radiological status of seas, rivers, lakes and earth surface. In the past, these tools were suffering from a lack of sensitivity and reliability and were for that reason mainly used for health physics control that did’nt require such a high accuracy. New systems are now at the disposal of mathematical model users and radioecologists for investigating radioactive contaminants dispersion in normal conditions as well as in case of incidents. On basis of acquired experience and metrology progress, the final object of the symposium is to help the environment radioprotection world, to harmonise its rules, and thus to perform in the future a realistic and useful radiological monitoring.
The list of symposium themes includes: Human activities impact on the radioactivity of terrestrial, atmospheric and aquatic ecosystems • Impact of Non-Nuclear Industries, Civilian and Military Nuclear Activities on the public and Environment • Dispersion and Radio-ecological transfer factors • Emergency situations, Post-Accident Management remediation actions and rehabilitation of contaminated sites • TENORM / NORM industry • Public information and communication • Environmental modelling Radiation protection recommendations and standards – Regulatory framework related to the environment radioprotection. • International level • National level • International undertakings and cooperation Expectations of the scientific community and new trends in nuclear metrology • Nuclear metrology for routine monitoring • Nuclear metrology in emergency conditions • Biomonitoring and Radiobiology as a tool for environmental monitoring • Biomarkers for Radioecological risk analyses • New trends • Radiometric and Non-radiometric measurements • Quality (Reference Standards, Traceability, Quality Assurance, Intercomparison)
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