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Radiation internal exposure measurements archiving system (REMAS)

Authors: A, Bitar; M, Maghrabi;

Radiation internal exposure measurements archiving system (REMAS)

Abstract

This paper describes a personal-computer-based software, REMAS, which helps users to estimate intake activity and resulting internal doses for all radionuclides existing in (International Commission on Radiological Protection) ICRP 78 and other important elements. In addition to its use in internal dose calculations, it facilitates management of data of monitored persons who are occupationally exposed to unsealed radioactive substances. Furthermore, REMAS offers the possibility to generate different reports of results. The program is suitable for laboratories working in the field of assessment of occupational intake and also for users of radioactive material who are routinely monitored. REMAS, which is bilingual program (English and Arabic), was built with GUI environment and was developed using Microsoft FoxPro. It runs on Microsoft Windows XP operating systems.

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Radiation Protection, Radiation Monitoring, Occupational Exposure, Humans, Information Storage and Retrieval, Environmental Exposure, Radiation Dosage, Radiation Injuries

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