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Nuclear Instrumentation and Measurements
An Essential Two-Day Course for Nuclear Metrology
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Course Description About This Course
This course is designed to acquaint the student to instruments and measurements required to detect, monitor, record, and analyze nuclear materials. This will provide quantitative understanding of instrument calibration, surveys and measurements, personnel monitoring, quality control of data and analyses.

Who Should Attend
All personnel needing an understanding of radioactive materials, implementing radiation monitoring programs how radiation is categorized, detected, and measured, people responsible nuclear medicine technologies, radiation safety officers, people responsible for homeland security activities as they relate to detection and protection from nuclear materials and weapons.

Top of PageKey Topics You'll Learn About
  • Types of detection equipment and capabilities
  • Detector Principles
  • Calibration of Instruments
  • Counting statistics
  • Phenomenon/Implication of Dead Time, Quenching
  • Instrument nonlinearity
  • Calibration and Managing errors in calibrations
  • Gamma Ray Spectroscopy
  • Counting Actinides
  • GM tubes
  • Basics and Units of Radioactivity
  • Treatment of background radiation
  • Use of Standards
  • ANSI Standard N13.49
  • Measuring contamination
  • Demonstrations with radioactive consumer products
  • Radon and Geiger Counters
  • Radon monitoring
  • Stack Monitoring Personnel Monitoring


Top of PageProgram Agenda  *All courses are taught from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm each day

Day 1:
  • Types of detection equipment and capabilities
  • Detector Principles
  • Calibration of Instruments
  • Counting statistics
  • Phenomenon/Implication of Dead Time, Quenching
  • Instrument nonlinearity
  • Calibration and Managing errors in calibrations
  • Gamma Ray Spectroscopy
  • Counting Actinides
  • GM tubes
Day 2:
  • Basics and Units of Radioactivity
  • Treatment of background radiation
  • Use of Standards
  • ANSI Standard N13.49
  • Measuring contamination
  • Demonstrations with radioactive consumer products
  • Radon and Geiger Counters
  • Radon monitoring
  • Stack Monitoring
  • Personnel Monitoring


Top of PageCost/Reservations
Cost for this course is $995.00 [U.S.] with All Proceeds going to the Radiochemistry Society. Space is extremely limited. In order to assure placement we encourage a prompt response.
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