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CTBTO Preparatory Commission
Author in the following contributions
- Radioxenon Isotopic Composition of Release Scenarios Based on Realistic Models of Underground Nuclear Explosion Cavity Evolution and Subsurface Gas Transport
- Improvement of Methods for Characterizing CTBT-Relevant Radionuclide Events Based on Data from the Temporary High Density Network Formed by the International Monitoring System Noble System JPX38 and the two Transportable Radioxenon Measurement Systems
- Impacts on Characterization of a CTBT-Relevant Nuclear Event Using Isotopic Ratios Caused by the Radioxenon Background Subtraction at International Monitoring System Stations
- Development of Automatic Procedures for Selecting Samples Associated with a Release Event Based on the Evolution Consistency of Isotopic Ratios
- Isotopic Ratio Estimation Based on Activity Concentration Profile and Decay Correction During Sampling for CTBT-Relevant Radionuclides with a Short Half-Life
- Investigating the Possible Source Region from Atmospheric Transport Modelling Adapted to the Evolution Consistency of Isotopic Ratios Measured in the International Monitoring System Radionuclide Network
- The Added Value of Using the Multi Model Approach in Defining the Possible Source Region (PSR): the Fukushima Incident as Use Case
- Xenon Background Estimation Tool: Better Discrimination of CTBT-relevant Events Against the Radioxenon Background
- Investigation on Sample Association Using Decay Consistency Analysis for Consecutive Level C Samples and Prior/Post Level B Samples
- Isotopic Ratio Distributions of Radioxenon at International Monitoring System Radionuclide Stations Using Emissions from Nuclear Facilities with Decay Correction Based on the Atmospheric Transport Time Distributions Between These Facilities and Stations
- Development of a Radionuclide Expert Technical Analysis Software Based on Isotopic Ratios for Characterization of CTBT-Relevant Nuclear Events
- A Calibration Procedure of Beta-Gamma Coincidence Measurements in the International Monitoring System Network Using four Radioxenon Spikes
- Investigating how SRS Fields can be used for Identifying Samples that may have Received Radioactivity from the Same Release Event as a Level 5 Sample
- Performance Evaluation of Radioxenon Isotopic Ratio Flags and Possible Optimizations
- Final results of the 1st Nuclear Explosion Signal Screening Open Inter-Comparison Exercise 2021
