Radionuclides in the environment (Amsterdam, 2006). - ОГЛАВЛЕНИЕ / CONTENTS
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ОбложкаRadionuclides in the environment: intern. conf. on isotopen in environmental studies / ed. by Povinws P.P., Sanchez-Cabeza J.A. - Amsterdam: Elsevier, 2006. - xiv, 646 p. - (Radioactivity in the environment; 8). - ISBN 08-044309-3; ISSN 1569-4860-040 - 
 

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1. Environmental isotope tracers ................................ 1

   1. Application of accelerator mass spectrometry
      to environmental and paleo-cimate studies at
      the University of Arizona
         by A.J. Timothy Jull, George S. Burr, 
         J. Warren Beck, Gregory W.L. Hodgins, Dana 
         L. Biddulph, John Gann, Arthur L. Hatheway, 
         Todd E. Lange, Nathaniel A. Lifton ..................... 3
   2. Discriminating biogenic and anthropogenic
      chlorinated organic compounds using multi-isotope
      analyses of individual compounds
         by Kazushi Aranami, Steven J. Rowland, 
         James W. Readman ...................................... 24
   3. Shift in stable water isotopes in precipitation
      in the Andean Amazon: Implications of deforestation
      or greenhouse impacts?
         by A. Henderson-Sellers, K. McGuffie .................. 39
   
2. Oceanic radionuclide tracers ................................ 51

   4. Southern Hemisphere Ocean Tracer Study (SHOTS):
      An overview and preliminary results 
         by M. Aoyama, M. Fukasawa, K. Hirose,
         R.F.C. Mantoura, P.P. Povinec, C.S. Kim,
         K. Komura ............................................. 53
   5. Plutonium isotopes in seawater of the North
      Pacific: Effects of close-in fallout
         by K. Hirose, M. Aoyama, C.S. Kim, C.K. Kim, 
         P.P. Povinec .......................................... 67
   6. Distribution of anthropogenic radionuclides in
      the water column off Rok-kasho. Japan
         by Shigeki Shima, Shin-ichi Gasa, Ken-ichi Iseda,
         Tomoharu Nakayama, Hisao Kawamura ..................... 83
   7. Artificial radionuclides in the Yellow Sea: 
      Inputs and redistribution
         by G.H. Hong, C.S. Chung, S.-H. Lee, S.H. Kim,
         M. Baskaran, H.M. Lee, Y.I. Kim, D.B. Yang,
         C.K. Kim .............................................. 96

3. Bionuclides in the European seas ........................... 135

   8. Distribution of anthropogenic radionuclides in
      the water column of the south-western
      Mediterranean Sea
         by S.-H. Lee, F.R. Mantoura, P.P. Povinec,
         J.A. Sanchez-Cabeza, J.-L. Pontis, A. Mahjoub, 
         A. Noureddine, M. Boulahdid, L. Chouba, 
         M. Samaali, N. Reguigui .............................. 137
   9. Distribution of anthropogenic radionuclides in
      Moroccan coastal waters and sediments
         by M. Benmansour, A. Laissaoui, S. Benbrahim,
         M. Ibn Majah, A. Chafik, P.P. Povinec ................ 148
   10.137Cs in seawater and sediment along the Algerian
      coast
         by A. Noureddine, M. Menacer, R. Boudjenoun.,
         M. Benkrid. M. Boulahdid, M. Kadi-hanifi,
         S.-H. Lee and P.P. Povinec ........................... 156
   11.Physical and chemical characteristics of 137Cs
      in the Baltic Sea
         by Galina Lujaniené, Kęstutis Jokšas,
         Beata Šilobritiené and Rasa Morkūniené ............... 165
 
4. Bioecological studies ...................................... 181

   12.Comparison of the MARINA II dispersion model
      with CSERAM for estimating concentrations of
      radionuclides in UK waters
         by Kamaljit Sihra, Antony Bexon and
         John Aldridge ........................................ 183
      
   13.Assessment of the discharge of NORM to the North
      Sea from produced water by the Norwegian oil and
      gas industry
         by T. Gäfvert, I. Færevik and A.L. Rudjord ........... 193
   14.Uranium mining and ore processing in Ukraine -
      radioecological effects on the Dnipro River
      water ecosystem and human health
         by O. Voitsekhovitch, Y. Soroka and
         T. Lavrova ........................................... 206
   15.90Sr, 137Cs,238Pu, 239/240Pu and 241Am
      distributions in an alpine wetland, Boreon (France)
         by Maïa Schertz, Hervé Michel, Geneviève
         Barci-Funel, Vittorio Barci .......................... 215
   16.Concentrations and characteristics of uranium
      isotopes in drinking waters collected in Italy
      and the Balkan regions and their radiological
      impact on the public
         by Guogang Jia, Giancarlo Torri, Umberto Sansone,
         Piera Innocenzi, Silvia Rosamilia, Antonio Di
         Lullo, Stefania Gaudino .............................. 223
   17.The radiological evaluation of uranium, radium
      and radon in metallic and thermo-metallic
      springs in Ikaria Island, the eastern Aegean
      Sea, Greece
         by H. Florou, K. Kehagia, A. Savidou and
         G. Trabidou .......................................... 235
      
5. Isotope biomonitors ........................................ 243

   I8.Bioaccumulation of radiocaesium in Arctic
      seals from Northeast Greenland
         by JoLynn Carroll, Kristina Rissanen, 
         Tore Haug ............................................ 245
   19.Anthropogenic radionuclides in biota samples
      from the Caspian Sea
         by J. Gastaud, B. Oregioni, S.V. Pagava, 
         M.K. Pham, P.P. Povinec .............................. 255
   20. 210Po in fish, algae, mussel and beach sediment
      samples collected along the Turkish coast of the
      Black Sea
         by Nurdan Güngör, Emin Güngör, B. Gül
         Göktepe, Güler Köksal ................................ 265
   21. 210Po in mussels (Mytilus galloprovincialis)
      and sediments along the Turkish coast of the 
      Aegean Sea
         by Aysun Uǧur, Güngör Yener, Sayhan Topcuoǧlu,
         Uǧur Sunlu, Serpil Aközcan and Banu Özden ............ 272
   22.Stable nitrogen isotopes reveal weak dependence
      of trophic position of planktivorous fish on
      individual size: A consequence of omnivorism and
      mobility
         Antonio Bode, Pablo Carrera, Carmela 
         Porteiro ............................................. 281

6. Isotope hydrology .......................................... 295

   23.Radiocarbon loss from DIC in vadose water flow
      above the Judea Aquifer, Israel
         by Israel Carmi, Mariana Stiller, Joel Kronfeld,
         Yoseph Yechieli, Miriam Bar-Matthews, Avner 
         Ayalon, Elisabetta Boaretto .......................... 297
   24.Stable water isotopes as tools for basin-scale
      water cycle: Diagnosis of the Murray-Darling
         by A. Henderson-Sellers, P. Airey, K. McGuffie
         and D.J.M. Stone ..................................... 307
   25.Isotopic characteristics of the Sava River
      basin in Slovenia
         by Nives Ogrinc, Tjaša Kanduč and Janja
         Vaupotič ............................................. 317
   26.222Rn as a tracer for the estimation of infiltration
      of surface waters into aquifers
         by M. Schubert, K. Knoeller, H.-C. Treutler,
         H. Weiss and J. Dehnert .............................. 326
   27.Monitoring of geochemical and geophysical
      parameters in the Gran Sasso aquifer
         by Wolfango Plastino ................................. 335
   
7. Groundwater-seawater interactions .......................... 343

   28.Coastal water exchange rate studies at the
      southeastern Brazilian margin using Ra isotopes
      as tracers
         by Joselene de Oliveira, Mathew Charette,
         Mathew Allen, Elisabete de Santis Braga
         and Valdenir Veronese Furtado ........................ 345
   29.Submarine groundwater discharge in the
      southeastern Mediterranean (Israel)
         by Y. Weinstein, G. Less, U. Kafri and
         B. Herut ............................................. 360
   30.Submarine groundwater discharge investigations
      in Sicilian and Brazilian coastal waters using
      an underwater gamma-ray spectrometer
         by Pavel P. Povinec, Isabelle Levy-Palomo, 
         Jean-Francois Comanducci,. Joselene de Oliveira, 
         Benjamino Oregioni and Agata M.G. Privitera .......... 373
   31.Isotope hydrochemical investigation of saline
      intrusion in the coastal aquifer of Karachi.
      Pakistan
         by A. Mashiatullah, R.M. Qureshi,
         M.A. Tasneem, T. Javed, C.B. Gaye, E. Ahmad
         and N. Ahmad ......................................... 382

8. Coastal radionuclide studies ............................... 395

   32.Temporal variations and behaviour of 90Cs137
      and l37Cs in precipitation, river water and seawater
      in Japan 
         by Yoshihiro Ikeuchi ................................. 397
   33.Isotope fractionations and radiocarbon ages of
      beach rock samples collected from the Nansei
      Islands, southwest of Japan
         by Kunio Omoto ....................................... 406
   34.A model of recent sedimentation in the
      Cananeia-Iguape estuary, Brazil
         by R.T. Saito, R.C.L. Figueira, M.G. Tessler
         and I.I.L. Cunha ..................................... 419

9. Modelling of environmental processes ....................... 431

   35.Simulation of the advection-diffusion-scavenging
      processes for 137Cs and 239.240Pu in tne japan
      sea
         by Masanao Nakano .................................... 433
   36.A biokinetic model for the uptake and depuration
      of radioiodine by the edible periwinkle Liltorina
      littorea
         by J. Vives i Batlle, R.C. Wilson, P. McDonald
         and T.G. Parker ...................................... 449
   37.Environmental modelling: Modified approach for
      compartmental models
         by M. Iosjpe ......................................... 463
   38.Assessment of 7Cs outspread in the Lithuanian
      part of the Baltic Sea
         by L. Davuliene, N. Tarasiuk, N. Spirkauskaite,
         G. Trinkunas and L. Valkunas ......................... 477
  
10.Radiometrics techniques .................................... 493
      
   39.Low -level germanium gamma-ray spectrometry at
      the uBq/kg level and fu ture developments towards
      higher sensitivity
         by G. Heusser, M. Laubenstein and H. Neder ........... 495
   40.Depth profiles of environmental neutron fluxes
       in water and lead
          by Y. Hamajima and K. Komura ........................ 511
   41.Radiocarbon measurement by liquid scintillation
      spectrometry at the Gran Sasso National
      Laboratory
         by Wolfango Plastino and Lauri Kaihola ............... 520
   42.Monte Carlo simulation of the muon-induced
      background of an anti-Compton gamma-ray
      spectrometer placed in a surface and
      underground laboratory
         by Pavol Vojtyla and Pavel P. Povinec ................ 529
   43.IAEA-MEL's underground counting laboratory -
      The design and main characteristics
         by P.P. Povinec, J.-F. Comanducci,
         I. Levy-Palomo and  F. Avaullee ...................... 538
   44.Levels of airborne radionuclides at Hegura
      Island, Japan
         by K. Komura, N. Muguntha Manikandan,
         Y. Yamaguchi, M. Inoue, T. Abe and Y. Murata ......... 554
   45.The use of sodium iodide detectors to locate
      buried radioactive particles in the seabed off
      Dounreay nuclear facility, Scotland
         by J. Toole, S.C. Innes, M. Liddiard, 
         J. Cassidy and S. Russ ............................... 562

11.Mass spectrometry techniques ............................... 579

   46.Isotope selective ultratrace analysis of
      plutonium by resonance ionisation mass
      spectrometry
         by Stefan Burger, Razvan Aurel Buda, Horst
         Geckeis, Gerhard Huber, Jens Volker Kratz,
         Peter Kunz, Christoph Lierse von Gostomski,
         Gerd Passler, Ariane Remmert and Norbert
         Trautmann ............................................ 581
   47.Two 60-year records of 1291 from coral skeletons in
      the South Pacific Ocean
         by D.L. Biddulph, J.W. Beck, G.S. Burr and
         D.J. Donahue ......................................... 592
   48.Factors influencing the determination of ultra
      low levels of Pu-isotopes
         by sector field ICP-MS by Per Roos ................... 599
      
12.Management of data quality ................................. 615

   49.Recent IAEA reference materials and intercomparison
      exercises for radionu clides in the marine
      environment
         by M.K. Pham, J. Gastaud, J. La Rosa,
         S.-H. Lee, I. Levy-Palomo, B. Oregioni
         and P.P. Povinec ..................................... 617

   50.Towards quality excellence in radioanalytical
      laboratories at STUK, Finland
         by Tarja K. Ikäheimonen, Seppo Klemola
         and Pia Vesterbacka .................................. 629
         
Author Index .................................................. 641
      
Keyword Index ................................................. 643


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