Modelling of Episodes of Atmospheric Transport and Deposition from Hypothetical Nuclear Accidents on the Kola Peninsula

The precarious condition of several radioactive sources, and the aggravating situation with regard to how waste is accumulating without adequate storage and maintenance capacity on and along the Kola Peninsula have lately become recognised world-wide. Several major problems are related to the milita...

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Main Authors: Baklanov, Alexander, Bergman, Ronny, Lundström, Christoffer, Thaning, Lennart
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: Danish Meteorological Institute, Denmark 2001
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spelling ftumeauniv:oai:DiVA.org:umu-24774 2023-10-09T21:49:24+02:00 Modelling of Episodes of Atmospheric Transport and Deposition from Hypothetical Nuclear Accidents on the Kola Peninsula Baklanov, Alexander Bergman, Ronny Lundström, Christoffer Thaning, Lennart 2001 application/pdf http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:umu:diva-24774 eng eng Danish Meteorological Institute, Denmark Totalförsvarets forskningsinstitut, FOI/Swedish Defence Research Agency, FOI CERUM, Umeå universitet Northern Studies Working Paper, 1400-1969 23 http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:umu:diva-24774 info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess Radioactive fallout Radioactive risk source Kola release airborne Radioaktivt nedfall Radioaktiv källa utsläpp luftburen Report info:eu-repo/semantics/report text 2001 ftumeauniv 2023-09-22T13:46:59Z The precarious condition of several radioactive sources, and the aggravating situation with regard to how waste is accumulating without adequate storage and maintenance capacity on and along the Kola Peninsula have lately become recognised world-wide. Several major problems are related to the military sources, albeit those of a civil origin definitely also need consideration. The Kola-Barents region of the Russian Arctic exceeds, for example, all other regions and countries in the world regarding the concentration and number of nuclear reactors. One important environmental research issues for the Kola Peninsula as well as for northern Europe appears thus to be assessment of possible consequences after hypothetical accidents at such radioactive sources. Analyses of that kind are the main theme for the present project: ‘Radioactive sources on the Kola Peninsula: a radiological sensitivity analysis of potential cases of airborne accidental release’ of the ÖCB research programme ‘Risk and Nuclear Waste: nuclear problems, risk perceptions of, and societal responses to nuclear waste in the Barents region’. It is a progress report for the first year of the project, it has been focused on “modelling of episodes of atmospheric transport and deposition from hypothetical nuclear accidents on the Kola Peninsula. The report includes the results of modelling of atmospheric transport and deposition from potential accidents at the nuclear sites at the Kola Peninsula for meso- and regional scales. Several scenarios of airborne accidental releases are considered. Additionally, for this period an overview of population distribution and preliminary results of radiological effects to the population of the Barents / Scandinavian region. Den bekymmersamma situationen med avseende på hur radioaktivt avfall ackumuleras på Kolahalvön utan godtagbar kapacitet för underhåll och förvar har på senare tid uppmärksammats världen över. Flera av de stora problemen är förknippade med radioaktiva källor inom den militära sektorn, men de med ... Report Arctic barents region kola peninsula Umeå University: Publications (DiVA) Arctic Kola Peninsula
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topic Radioactive fallout
Radioactive
risk
source
Kola
release
airborne
Radioaktivt nedfall
Radioaktiv
källa
utsläpp
luftburen
spellingShingle Radioactive fallout
Radioactive
risk
source
Kola
release
airborne
Radioaktivt nedfall
Radioaktiv
källa
utsläpp
luftburen
Baklanov, Alexander
Bergman, Ronny
Lundström, Christoffer
Thaning, Lennart
Modelling of Episodes of Atmospheric Transport and Deposition from Hypothetical Nuclear Accidents on the Kola Peninsula
topic_facet Radioactive fallout
Radioactive
risk
source
Kola
release
airborne
Radioaktivt nedfall
Radioaktiv
källa
utsläpp
luftburen
description The precarious condition of several radioactive sources, and the aggravating situation with regard to how waste is accumulating without adequate storage and maintenance capacity on and along the Kola Peninsula have lately become recognised world-wide. Several major problems are related to the military sources, albeit those of a civil origin definitely also need consideration. The Kola-Barents region of the Russian Arctic exceeds, for example, all other regions and countries in the world regarding the concentration and number of nuclear reactors. One important environmental research issues for the Kola Peninsula as well as for northern Europe appears thus to be assessment of possible consequences after hypothetical accidents at such radioactive sources. Analyses of that kind are the main theme for the present project: ‘Radioactive sources on the Kola Peninsula: a radiological sensitivity analysis of potential cases of airborne accidental release’ of the ÖCB research programme ‘Risk and Nuclear Waste: nuclear problems, risk perceptions of, and societal responses to nuclear waste in the Barents region’. It is a progress report for the first year of the project, it has been focused on “modelling of episodes of atmospheric transport and deposition from hypothetical nuclear accidents on the Kola Peninsula. The report includes the results of modelling of atmospheric transport and deposition from potential accidents at the nuclear sites at the Kola Peninsula for meso- and regional scales. Several scenarios of airborne accidental releases are considered. Additionally, for this period an overview of population distribution and preliminary results of radiological effects to the population of the Barents / Scandinavian region. Den bekymmersamma situationen med avseende på hur radioaktivt avfall ackumuleras på Kolahalvön utan godtagbar kapacitet för underhåll och förvar har på senare tid uppmärksammats världen över. Flera av de stora problemen är förknippade med radioaktiva källor inom den militära sektorn, men de med ...
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author Baklanov, Alexander
Bergman, Ronny
Lundström, Christoffer
Thaning, Lennart
author_facet Baklanov, Alexander
Bergman, Ronny
Lundström, Christoffer
Thaning, Lennart
author_sort Baklanov, Alexander
title Modelling of Episodes of Atmospheric Transport and Deposition from Hypothetical Nuclear Accidents on the Kola Peninsula
title_short Modelling of Episodes of Atmospheric Transport and Deposition from Hypothetical Nuclear Accidents on the Kola Peninsula
title_full Modelling of Episodes of Atmospheric Transport and Deposition from Hypothetical Nuclear Accidents on the Kola Peninsula
title_fullStr Modelling of Episodes of Atmospheric Transport and Deposition from Hypothetical Nuclear Accidents on the Kola Peninsula
title_full_unstemmed Modelling of Episodes of Atmospheric Transport and Deposition from Hypothetical Nuclear Accidents on the Kola Peninsula
title_sort modelling of episodes of atmospheric transport and deposition from hypothetical nuclear accidents on the kola peninsula
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