The radiological impact for human and aquatic biota as a result of a planned release of
contaminated water stored in tanks near the Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant to the …

Abstract Norway's Centre of Excellence for Environmental Radioactivity (CERAD) research
programme included studies on transfer of radionuclides in various ecosystems within the …

The software tool POSEIDON-R was developed for modelling the concentration of
radionuclides in water and sediments as well as uptake and fate in the aquatic environment …

Accurate assessment of the radiological impact of liquid discharges on the marine
environment is challenging despite all developments in recent years. The lack of consensus …

Long-term consequences of radionuclide contamination of the Arabian Gulf as a result of
hypothetical accidents at the Bushehr and Barakah nuclear power plants (NPPs) were …

Allometric model has been applied worldwide to estimate vegetation biomass for decades.
However, this model fails to restrict the accelerating increase of biomass as body size grows …

Oceans are repositories of radionuclides. Radionuclides are transferred through the food
chain and cause ionizing radiation hazards for marine organisms. In this study, the transfer …

This scientific article presents the results of studies on the distribution of natural and artificial
radionuclides in fish living in the rivers of the northwestern sector of the Arctic zone of the …

The biokinetics of radionuclide transfers to biota in the marine environment can be modelled
using two parameters, specific to both each element/radionuclide and biota. The …

A Lagrangian model which simulates the transport of radionuclides released from nuclear
accidents in the western Mediterranean Sea was recently described. This model was …