NKS-B GammaSem2 seminar 28–29 September 2010

True Coincidences and a Decent Currie.

Lars-Erik De Geer, Swedish Defence Research Agency

Expert System SHAMAN and Comparison of its Coincidence Correction to KORSUM

Jarmo Ala-Heikkilä, Aalto University School of Science and Technology, Finland

Cascade Summing Corrections with Genie-2000

Henrik Jäderström, Canberra Solutions

A summary from the ALMERA workshop on coincidence summing and geometry correction in gamma ray spectrometry

Rajdeep Sidhu, Institute for Energy Technology, Norway

Geological mapping using airborne gamma ray spectrometry

Vikas Barnawal, Norwegian Geological Survey

Mobile gamma ray spectrometry and the efficiency of real-time data processing in describing the natural background signal and highlighting anthropogenic nuclides

Robin Watson, Norwegian Geological Survey

Uncertainties in mobile gamma spectrometry

Helle Karina Aage, Danish Emergency Management Agency, BRS

Aspects affecting low-background measurements

Ari-Pekka Leppänen, Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority, Finland.

LINSSI - Relational Database for Gamma-Ray Spectrometry

Pertti Aarnio, Aalto University, Department of Applied Physics, Finland

Hand-held gamma spectrometry for assessing radon risk from building aggregates

Robin Watson, Norwegian Geological Survey

International co-operation on the analysis of gamma spectra for malevolent radiological situations: NKS-MALRAD and testing the international use of the US TRIAGE system.

Sigurður Emil Pálsson, Icelandic Radiation Safety Authority

Gamma spectrometric measurement of nuclear materials

Henrik Ramebäck, Swedish Defence Research Agency

Analysis of samples containing a mixture of biological, chemical, and radiological agents (“mixed samples”)

Elin Enger, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment

Verification of fissile materials

Naeem Ul Hasan Syed, Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority

Pu Lx spectroscopy in the presence of other radioisotopes

Per Roos, National Laboratory for Sustainable Energy at the Technical University of Denmark

Report on GammaWiki as a source of information on gamma spectrometry

Sigurður Emil Pálsson, Icelandic Radiation Safety Authority

Report from GammaSem 2009 Working Group on true coincidence summing corrections

Elisabeth Strålberg, Institute for Energy Technology, Norway

Report from GammaSem 2009 Working Group on uncertainties and detection limits

Henrik Ramebäck, Swedish Defence Research Agency