DOE OSTI · 1599411
AMS / BARC Joint Survey (Summary Report)
Abstract
Report describes a series of joint aerial radiation survey flights at various locations in Southern Nevada and Colorado performed by AMS and BARC (U.S. and India). The flights were conducted over areas of well-characterized natural background in Nevada, at the Large-Area Calibration Pads at Grand Junction, CO, and over real ground contamination at the Nevada National Security Site. The intention of the joint surveys was to compare the responses, processes, and procedures of each country’s aerial radiation detection system. These systems can detect and map ground contamination that may result from a nuclear or radiological accident or incident, and play a significant role in the national radiological emergency response capabilities of both countries.
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Norsworthy, Mark. 2020-01-29. AMS / BARC Joint Survey (Summary Report). https://doi.org/10.2172/1599411
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