Safety_Series_041_1975 - gnssn - International Atomic Energy ...
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CONTENTS<br />
I. INTRODUCTION .......................................................................... 1<br />
II.<br />
III.<br />
IV.<br />
ASSESSMENT OF THE NEED FOR ENVIRONMENTAL<br />
MONITORING AND DEFINITION OF ITS<br />
OBJECTIVES ................................................................................. 3<br />
O bjectives of environm ental surveys fo r<br />
norm al situations .................................................................... 3<br />
O bjectives of em ergen cy surveys .......................................... 4<br />
RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THE DESIGN AND<br />
IMPLEMENTATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL<br />
MONITORING PROGRAMMES ................................................. 5<br />
The op erator ................................................................................. 5<br />
The com petent authorities ....................................................... 6<br />
THE DESIGN OF ADEQUATE MONITORING<br />
PROGRAMMES ............................................................................. 8<br />
B asic fa ctors ................................................................................. 8<br />
E ssential features of adequate program m es .................... 11<br />
M onitoring of effluents on ly .................................................... 11<br />
L im ited m onitoring progra m m es ......................................... 12<br />
M onitoring p rogram m es fo r planned relea ses ................ 12<br />
Surveys for use with unplanned re le a se s fro m an<br />
installation ................................................................................. 14<br />
V. CHARACTERISTICS OF MONITORING<br />
PROCEDURES ................................................................................ 17<br />
A. Planned re le a se s ................................................................. 17<br />
B. Unplanned re le a se s ............................................................ 21<br />
VI.<br />
INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS OF<br />
MONITORING PROCEDURES ................................................ 23<br />
D eterm ination o f d oses to individual m em bers of the<br />
public fro m planned re le a ses ............................................. 23<br />
D eterm ination of dose to the whole population within<br />
a selected region fro m planned re le a se s ...................... 23