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Session 9 - Poster

Indicators, Forensics and Environmental Sampling
Tuesday, 02 Nov 2010 (Ground floor, Building B)
13:00-16:30

The Best Poster Winner: "Screening Samples with a Position-Sensitive Detection System providing Isotope-Specific Information"
Sakari Ihantola, Finland.

#	Title	Main Author	Country	Affiliation
013	Determination of Uranium Isotopic Ratios in Environmental Samples by Thermal Ionization Mass Spectrometry (TIMS)	Cui, J.	CHINA	Beijing Research Institute of Uranium Geology
016	Feasibility Study for the Development of Plutonium Reference Materials for Age Dating in Nuclear Forensics	Sturm , M.	BELGIUM	Institute for Reference Materials and Measurements (IRMM)
017	Non-destructive Age-dating of Low-enriched Uranium	Zsigrai , J.	EU	Institute for Transuranium Elements; Institute of Isotopes of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
025	Screening Samples with a Position-sensitive Detection System Providing Isotope-specific Information	Ihantola , S.	FINLAND	Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (STUK)
032	Hand-held Devices for the Detection of Clandestine Nuclear Material On-site	Rosenstock , W.	GERMANY	Fraunhofer-INT
034	Simulations of Atmospheric Krypton-85 to Assess the Detectability of Clandestine Nuclear Reprocessing	Ross , O.	GERMANY	University of Hamburg, Carl Friedrich von Weizacker Centre for Science and Peace Research (ZNF)
036	Simulation of Atmospheric Noble Gas Transport to Assess Sampling Procedures for Locating Unreported Reprocessing	Klingberg , F.	GERMANY	University of Hamburg, Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker Centre for Science and Peace Research (ZNF)
037	Ultra-trace Analysis of Krypton-85	Daerr , H.	GERMANY	University of Hamburg, Carl Friedrich von Weizsacker Centre for Science and Peace Research (ZNF)
039	Nuclear Forensic Application of LA-MC-ICP-MS	Lloyd , N.	GERMANY	Thermo Fisher Scientific
082	Occurrence of Particle with Morphology Characteristics which Are Typical for Certain Kinds of Nuclear Activity	Stebelkov , V.	RUSSIAN FEDERATION	Laboratory for Microparticle Analysis
083	Determination of the Age of Uranium in Microparticles by Russian Laboratory	Stebelkov , V.	RUSSIAN FEDERATION	Laboratory for Microparticle Analysis
134	Development of Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy Instrumentation for Safeguards Applications	Barefield, J.	USA	Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)
177	Method Development for Analysis of Single Hot Particles in Safeguards Swipe Samples	Mácsik , Z.	HUNGARY	Institute of Isotopes, Hungarian Academy of Sciences
188	Use of Optically-stimulated luminescence (OSL) Methods for Safeguards Forensics Measurements	Koskelo , M.	USA	Aquila Technologies, Division of MELE Associates; Landauer, Inc.
193	Spectroscopic 3D Gamma-ray Imaging for Nuclear Safeguards	Mihailescu, L.	USA	Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL)
242	Development of Uranium Reference Particles to Support Nuclear Safeguards	Stefaniak , E.	EU	EC JRC IRMM
256	The Range of Variation of Uranium Isotope Ratios in Natural Uranium Samples and Potential Application to Nuclear Safeguards	Buerger , S.		IAEA
259	Going Digital: Advantages and Pitfalls	Maddison , A.		IAEA
261	Thermal-ionization Mass Spectrometry, a Strategic Analytical Technique for Safeguards On Site Laboratories	Raptis , K.		IAEA
310	Indicators and Signatures of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle	Annese, C.		IAEA