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[en] The basic IAEA radioprotection norms including the maximum permissible doses and the dose limits for occupational exposure and for the exposure of the public, the classification of working zones and the medical surveillance are presented
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International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria); Legal series; no. 13; 333 p; ISBN 92-0-276086-1; 
; 1986; p. 21-29; IAEA; Vienna (Austria); Inter-regional seminar on nuclear law and safety regulations; Rabat (Morocco); 30 May - 4 Jun 1983
; 1986; p. 21-29; IAEA; Vienna (Austria); Inter-regional seminar on nuclear law and safety regulations; Rabat (Morocco); 30 May - 4 Jun 1983
[en] Some general guidelines concerning the organization of a radioprotection service for nuclear activities, its relationships with the competent authority and especially its duties to insure man's protection are summarized
Source
International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria); Legal series; no. 13; 333 p; ISBN 92-0-276086-1; ; 1986; p. 31-42; IAEA; Vienna (Austria); Inter-regional seminar on nuclear law and safety regulations; Rabat (Morocco); 30 May - 4 Jun 1983
; 1986; p. 31-42; IAEA; Vienna (Austria); Inter-regional seminar on nuclear law and safety regulations; Rabat (Morocco); 30 May - 4 Jun 1983
[en] The Agency has 3 major sources of information on the status of personnel dosimetry in its developing Member States. Results of 1) an IAEA Radiation Protection Questionnaire, 2) RAdiation Protection Advisory Team (RAPAT), missions, and 3) Technical Cooperation (TC) projects are reviewed. General results are summarized, together with the Agency efforts to provide support to meet identified needs. (orig.)
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Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Braunschweig (Germany). Dosimetrie; 134 p; ISBN 3-89429-135-4; ; Oct 1991; p. 228-232; Research co-ordination meeting: Intercomparison for individual monitoring; Vienna (Austria); 24-28 Apr 1989
; Oct 1991; p. 228-232; Research co-ordination meeting: Intercomparison for individual monitoring; Vienna (Austria); 24-28 Apr 1989
[en] In June 1990, a radiation accident has happened in a sterilization irradiation plant with a gamma source at SOREQ (Israel) and a man has been irradiated at a high dose. In this article, the authors make a detailed description, analyse this accident and give recommendations and commentaries of experts
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Rayonnements Ionisants, Techniques de Mesures et de Protection; ISSN 0397-9210; ; CODEN RITMB3; (no.1); p. 15-22
; CODEN RITMB3; (no.1); p. 15-22
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