CONCEPTUAL SITE MODEL AS AN EXAMPLE OF BEST PRACTICES IN REMEDIATION (PREPRINT IBRAE-2020-02)

Preprint IBRAE-2020-02

I. L. Abalkina, S. V. Panchenko 

The paper describes the main principles for development and use of conceptual site model (CSM), which is widely recognized as a tool for remediation decision making. Based on the analysis of various guidelines, the paper considers CSM goals, evolution, information requirements, application in remediation process.
The practical use of this tool is demonstrated in relation to the area adjacent to the Kirov-Chepetsk Chemical Combine. Radiation dose calculations for the two land use scenarios are presented. The paper also discusses the potential of CSM application in support of activities at nuclear legacy sites.
This publication is addressed to abroad audience of technical and social science experts who deal with nuclear legacy issues and past environmental liabilities.  

Bibliographical reference

Abalkina I. L., Panchenko S. V. Conceptual Site Model as an Example of Best Practices in Remediation. — (Preprint / Nuclear Safety Institute RAS, № IBRAE-2020-02). — Moscow: Nuclear Safety Institute RAS, 2020. — 49 p. — Bibliogr.: 74 items. — ISBN 978-5-6041296-7-8.

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