Decision trees for optimizing the minimum detectable concentration of radioxenon detectors.
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DOI: 10.1016/j.jenvrad.2021.106542
Abstract: We present a novel application of machine learning techniques to optimize the design of a radiation detection system. A decision tree-based algorithm is described which greedily optimizes partitioning of energy depositions based on a minimum… read more here.
Keywords: decision trees; radioxenon; minimum detectable; detectable concentration ... See more keywords
Use of gamma cameras for individual monitoring of photon emitting radionuclides based on urine samples in emergency situations
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DOI: 10.1016/j.radphyschem.2020.108713
Abstract: Abstract Introduction In nuclear and radiological accidents there is a risk of radioactive contamination and accidental intake of radionuclides. Therefore, the individual monitoring of internal exposures is essential for the prompt response to an emergency… read more here.
Keywords: individual monitoring; emergency situations; monitoring; minimum detectable ... See more keywords
Gamma Radioactivity Detection Limits and Associated Radionuclide Intakes Study in Artificial Human Urine Using Sodium-iodide and High-purity Germanium Detectors
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DOI: 10.1097/hp.0000000000001642
Abstract: Abstract The performance of several gamma detectors was investigated for emergency urine bioassay screening of two radionuclides of concern: 131I and 137Cs. Unspiked artificial urine samples were measured for 10 min each on four different… read more here.
Keywords: urine; well detector; high purity; detection ... See more keywords