THE RADAR SITE:
RADAR INFORMATION:
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Training Courses
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RADAR RESOURCES:
RADAR ON-LINE DATA:
On-Line Decay Data
On-Line Kinetic Data
On-Line Model Dose Factors
INTERNAL SOURCES:
Occupational Dose Factors
Nuclear Medicine:
Therapy
EXTERNAL SOURCES:
External Point Source
Beta Dose to Skin
Immersion in Air
Ground Contamination
Medical Sources
VARSKIN code
RADAR SOFTWARE
DOSE-RELATED LITERATURE
MEDICAL PROCEDURE DOSE CALCULATOR AND RISK LANGUAGE GENERATOR
RADAR DOCUMENTS:
System Overview
Internal Dose System
External Dose System
Decay Data
Kinetic Data
Phantoms
Risk Models
Welcome to RADAR - the RAdiation Dose Assessment Resource
Welcome to the RADAR web site, in which we seek to provide information on dose assessment models and methods for the 21st century. Our goal is to bring together the various resources that exist in the areas of internal and external dose assessment, integrate them into a single system, and put them in your hands as quickly and efficiently as possible. In this new age of internet access to information, we want to make information from this particular area of science available as quickly as possible in a form that is easy for you to use. If a new model or method is proven to be of value and the results valid, it will appear as soon as possible on the RADAR. If you have a new model to propose, send it in for evaluation. If it's something needed by the user community and the results are sound, we'll put it on the RADAR.
Click on the image to uncover its amazing identity!!!!!!
Click on either book image to check out the table of contents.
Springer's doing a great job on these. The first one is already out, you can get it on Amazon. The second one is scheduled to be out sometime later in 2007.
Hey man, you HAVE to check out this * * * Great RADAR Stuff * * *
New Realistic Phantoms - the times they are a' changin!
RADAR Decay Data Viewer
Information about OLINDA/EXM 1.0
Download the Visual Monte Carlo Program (External dose Monte Carlo simulator)
Radiation-related music - just for fun
RADAR is a working group of professionals from several countries and disciplines. We believe in facilitating the work of people like you, who need dose assessment models, methods, and results for your work. We have designed this site to be especially useful to those of you in third world or developing countries, where access to some published materials may be difficult to obtain. Our goal is to continually propose and create new and better ways to get this work done, to collect and organize such information from other sources, and to put it on this site as soon as it is available and tested, for you to use.
