
doi: 10.2172/5559050
Inclusive of Appendices, this document describes the purpose, rationale, construction, and operation of a biological transport model (BIOTRAN). This model is used to predict the flow of transuranic elements (TRU) through specified plant and animal environments using biomass as a vector. The appendices are: (A) Flows of moisture, biomass, and TRU; (B) Intermediate variables affecting flows; (C) Mnemonic equivalents (code) for variables; (D) Variable library (code); (E) BIOTRAN code (Fortran); (F) Plants simulated; (G) BIOTRAN code documentation; (H) Operating instructions for BIOTRAN code. The main text is presented with a specific format which uses a minimum of space, yet is adequate for tracking most relationships from their first appearance to their formulation in the code. Because relationships are treated individually in this manner, and rely heavily on Appendix material for understanding, it is advised that the reader familiarize himself with these materials before proceeding with the main text.
Actinides, Terrestrial Ecosystems, B Codes, Metals 510302* -- Environment, Mathematical Models, Computer Codes, Radionuclide Migration, Terrestrial-- Radioactive Materials Monitoring & Transport-- Terrestrial Ecosystems & Food Chains-- (-1987), Elements, 54 Environmental Sciences, Mass Transfer, Ecosystems, Environmental Transport
Actinides, Terrestrial Ecosystems, B Codes, Metals 510302* -- Environment, Mathematical Models, Computer Codes, Radionuclide Migration, Terrestrial-- Radioactive Materials Monitoring & Transport-- Terrestrial Ecosystems & Food Chains-- (-1987), Elements, 54 Environmental Sciences, Mass Transfer, Ecosystems, Environmental Transport
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