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[Methods of individual retrospective physical dosimetry in the problem of estimation of consequences of accidental irradiation].

V F VF Stepanenko, V G VG Skvortsov, A I AI Ivannikov, D V DV Dubov, and A F AF Tsyb

Radiats Biol Radioecol 51(1):168-77 (2011) PMID 21520627

The overview of the results of development, verification and application of the methods of individual retrospective physical dosimetry among population of settlements contaminated with radionuclides, which suffered from irradiation as a result of the accident in Chernobyl NPP, and among the population located in the vicinity of the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site is presented in the paper. The estimations of sensitivity of the methods of physical retrospective dosimetry are shown. The data on individual doses among population, which was irradiated as a result of accidental irradiation are presented as well.

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