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Please note that most publications are in Danish. By searching for the category Radiation - Health Physics Textbook you will see excerpts from the book "Health Physics". It was written by several of DD's employees, and the chapters are part of the training of new employees at our company. The book was published in 3rd edition in 2016 and can be purchased online at e.g. saxo.com (DD's employees do not get any revenue from the sales).

Publications - Search
Title Author Date of publication Summary Link
DDStrategy for the decommissioning of nuclear installations - background report Kurt Lauridsen, Risø 1 January 2002 The report elaborates on points included in DD's strategy for decommissioning.
Alternatives to the decommissioning of Risø's nuclear installations Per Hedemann Jensen, Risø 4 October 2001 Before the current decommissioning process was initiated, various alternatives were outlined, namely deferred demolition and on-site disposal.
Decommissioning of the Risø nuclear site - assessment of tasks and costs Kurt Lauridsen, Risø 1 March 2001 This report is a Danish summary of the report "Decommissioning of the Nuclear Facilities at Risø National Laboratory -Description and cost assessment"
Decommissioning of the Nuclear Facilities at Risø National Laboratory - Description and cost assessment Kurt Lauridsen, Risø 1 February 2001 The report describes the nuclear facilities at Risø National Laboratory to be decommissioned and gives an assessment of the work to be done and the costs incurred.
Short course in health physics Per Hedemann Jensen et al., DD 5 January 2001 A brief review of the basic principles and concepts of radiation protection.
Basic health physical concepts and principles Per Hedemann Jensen, DD 1 January 1992 Concepts and principles used in health physics. The 1990 ICRP recommendations on radiation protection principles and UNSCEAR estimates from 1988 on the risk of low doses of radiation have been used as a reference.
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