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Source Normalization Constants For Ground Distributed Fallout Fields, Justin M. Smith
Source Normalization Constants For Ground Distributed Fallout Fields, Justin M. Smith
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Five assumptions regarding a first order model developed to calculate dose rate at a detector above a fallout field are analyzed. The omission of scattering is relaxed by the method of successive scatters resulting in a build up factor of 1.1. The use of a single average photon energy to represent a fallout distribution is analyzed using the Oak Ridge National Laboratory Isotope Generator (ORIGEN) Fallout Analysis Tool. An average photon energy of 0.81MeV is calculated and shown to be an accurate approximation of the fallout field energy distribution. A Gaussian distribution is used to calculate the minimal impact of …
A Comparison In The Accuracy Of Mapping Nuclear Fallout Patterns Using Hpac, Hysplit, Delfic Fpt And An Afit Fortran95 Fallout Deposition Code, April D. Miller
A Comparison In The Accuracy Of Mapping Nuclear Fallout Patterns Using Hpac, Hysplit, Delfic Fpt And An Afit Fortran95 Fallout Deposition Code, April D. Miller
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Four nuclear fallout mapping tools are studied to determine which tool predicts the most accurate fallout dose-rate contours with low computation time and resources. The four programs consist of the FORTRAN95 based Fallout Deposition Code (FDC), the Hazard Prediction and Assessment Capability's (HPAC) Nuclear Weapon (NWPN), the Defense Land Fallout Interpretative Code (DELFIC) Fallout Planning Tool (FPT) and the Hybrid Single-Particle Lagrangian Integrated Trajectory (HYSPLIT) Model. The models were compared to the Defense Nuclear Agency's (DNA) DNA 1251-1-EX, Compilation of Local Fallout Data from Test Detonations 1945-1962 Extracted from DASA 1251, using Warner and Platt's Measure of Effectiveness (MOE) method. …