Hotel UKRAINE, Chernihiv, Ukraine
Dates: 30th - 31st August 2016
Background reading
Thinking about statisitcs for radiation effects using some examples
Final Agenda
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30/08/2016 |
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08:45 | Welcome, aims, outputs, etc.. | Sergey Gaschak (Chernobyl Center, Ukraine) & Nick Beresford (NERC-CEH, UK; COMET) |
Session: How do we resolve the anomalies between field and laboratory studies? (Chair: David Copplestone) | ||
09:15 | Is non-human species radiosensivity in the lab a good indicator of radiosensitivity in the wild? | Jacqueline Garnier-Laplace (IRSN, France) |
09:45 | Comparison of laboratory v's field effect for non-radioactive pollutants | Dave Spurgeon (NERC-CEH, UK) |
10:15 | Breakout sessions: are there anomalies between laboratory and field studies, what can we learn from non-radioactive pollutants? (Coffee available) | |
11:30 | Report back from Breakout sessions | Rapporteurs |
12:15 | Lunch |
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Session: Research in Chernobyl and Fukushima Zone (Chair Jacqueline Garnier-Laplace) | ||
13:15 | An overview of field effects studies in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone | Nick Beresford (NERC-CEH, UK) & David Copplestone (Univ. of Stirling, UK) |
14:00 | Christelle Adam-Guillermin (IRSN, France) | |
14:30 | Dmitri Gudkov (Institute of Hydrobiology, Ukraine) | |
14:50 | Sergey Gaschak (Chornobyl Center, Ukraine) | |
15:10 | Break: Coffee |
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15:30 | Adelaide Lerebours (University of Portsmouth, UK) | |
16:00 | Current state and objectives of research of large carnivores in the exclusion zone | Maria Shkvyria (Schmalhausen Institute of Zoology, Ukraine) |
| 16:20 | Complex radiobiological investigations of small rodents from the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone | Olena Burdo (Institute for Nuclear Research, Ukraine) |
16:40 | A study of radiation effects on ecosystem and wildlife in areas affected by the Fukushima accident | Masanori Tamaoki (National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan) |
17:10 | Morphological abnormalities in Japanese red pine in Fukushima zone | Vasyl Yoschenko (Fukushima University, Japan) |
17:40 | Opportunity for open discussion |
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31/08/2016 |
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Session: Implications of Chernobyl (and Fukushima) studies for current benchmark dose rates (Chair: Christelle Adam-Guillermin) | ||
08:45 | How were the current benchmarks used in radiological assessments derived? | Almudena Real (Ciemat, Spain) |
09:15 | Summary of Session: Research in Chernobyl and Fukushima Zone | Clare Bradshaw (Stockholm University, Sweden) |
09:30 | Breakout session: Implications of Chernobyl (and Fukushima) studies for current benchmark dose rates (Coffee available) | |
11:15 | Report back from Breakout sessions | Rapporteurs |
Session: What next for field studies in Chernobyl? (Chair: Sergey Gaschak) | ||
12:00 | Karine Beaugelin-Seiller (IRSN) & Nick Beresford (NERC-CEH) | |
12:40 | The PROBA (SAMPLE) database | Valery Kashparaov (NuBiP, Ukraine) |
13:00 | Lunch |
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Session: Thoughts from the research users & discussion (Chair: Nick Beresford) | ||
14:00 | Regulator perspective | Pål Andersson (SSM, Sweden) |
| Regulator perspective | Tarja Ik heimonen (STUK, Finland) |
| NGO perspective | Jill Sutcliffe (UK) |
| Industry perspective | Ari Ikonen (BIOPROTA) |
| Industry perspective | Mikko Karkkainen (Posiva Oy, Finland) |
| Media perspective | Fred Pearce (New Scientists) |
| Media perspective | Luke Massey (Wildlife photographer) |
| View from ICRP C5 | Almudena Real (ICRP C5) |
| Science perspective | David Copplestone |
16:00 | Open discussion and way forward/outputs from the workshop | Chairs: Christelle Adam-Guillermin, David Copplestone, Nick Beresford and Sergey Gaschak |
17:00 | Close of workshop | |
