Express method of gamma-ray analysis of the soil blocks which have been sampled without a disturbance of the turf layer
E. G. Tertyshnik, S. M. Vakulovsky

TL;DR
This paper introduces a gamma-ray analysis method for soil blocks sampled non-invasively after nuclear accidents, enabling rapid, preparation-free assessment of non-uniform soil activity distributions.
Contribution
It presents a novel gamma-analysis technique for undisturbed soil samples, including calibration procedures for non-homogeneous activity measurement post-Chernobyl.
Findings
Method allows analysis without sample preparation.
Calibration for non-uniform activity distribution is established.
Applicable for rapid assessment after nuclear incidents.
Abstract
This paper presents method of gamma-analysis of the soil patterns sampled soon after of nuclear accident. The method does not require of sample preparation and intends for analysis of the soil samples with a non-homogeneous distribution of activity at the depth. Technique of calibration of the detector efficiency is considered, that have been used when soil blocks sampling by means of the non-disturbance method (by rings) after Chernobyl accident were measured.
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Taxonomy
TopicsRadioactive contamination and transfer
