V P Protsak
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Yoschenko V, Kashparov V, Levchuk S, Glukhovskiy A, Khomutinin Y, Protsak V, et al.
J Environ Radioact
. 2006 Feb;
87(3):260-78.
PMID: 16476511
To predict parameters of radionuclide resuspension, transport and deposition during forest and grassland fires, several model modules were developed and adapted. Experimental data of controlled burning of prepared experimental plots...
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Yoschenko V, Kashparov V, Protsak V, Lundin S, Levchuk S, Kadygrib A, et al.
J Environ Radioact
. 2005 Oct;
86(2):143-63.
PMID: 16213067
Controlled burning of experimental plots of forest or grassland in the Chernobyl exclusion zone has been carried out in order to estimate the parameters of radionuclide resuspension, transport and deposition...
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Kashparov V, Lundin S, Zvarych S, Yoshchenko V, Levchuk S, Khomutinin Y, et al.
Sci Total Environ
. 2003 Nov;
317(1-3):105-19.
PMID: 14630415
The data obtained through a series of experiments were used to specify the correlation of activities of the fuel component radionuclides of Chernobyl fallout and to create the maps of...
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Yoschenko V, Kashparov V, Protsak V, Tschiersch J
Appl Radiat Isot
. 2002 Dec;
58(1):95-102.
PMID: 12485670
Three different autoradiographical methods were tested for detection, localisation and quantification of radionuclides in hot particles deposited on air filters. With all methods, hot particles could successfully be localised on...
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Kashparov V, Lundin S, Khomutinin Y, Kaminsky S, Levchuk S, Protsak V, et al.
J Environ Radioact
. 2001 Jul;
56(3):285-98.
PMID: 11468820
Representative large-scale soil sampling on a regular grid of step width about 1 km was carried out for the first time in the near zone of the Chernobyl accident (radius...
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Kashparov V, Lundin S, Kadygrib A, Protsak V, Levchuk S, Ioshchenko V, et al.
Gig Sanit
. 2001 Mar;
(1):30-5.
PMID: 11236471
Retransfer of radionuclides on the condensation trails of Chernobyl radioactive fallouts during forest fires has been experimentally evaluated and their mathematical transfer model verified. It has been shown that radionuclide...
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Kashparov V, Oughton D, Zvarich S, Protsak V, Levchuk S
Health Phys
. 1999 Feb;
76(3):251-9.
PMID: 10025650
Weathering of fuel particles and the subsequent leaching of radionuclides causes 90Sr mobility in Chernobyl soils to increase with time after deposition. Studies of 90Sr speciation in soils collected in...
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[Radionuclide inhalation during agricultural work in the regions polluted by the Chernobyl accident]
Loshilov N, Kashparov V, Iudin E, Protsak V, Ioshchenko V
Gig Sanit
. 1993 Jul;
(7):57-60.
PMID: 8224991
With pollution of agricultural fields by plutonium at a level of more than 3.7 kBg/m2 and cesium more than 7.4 MBq/m2 radionuclide levels in tractor cabin can exceed the permissible...
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Loshchilov N, Kashparov V, Protsak V
Gig Sanit
. 1993 May;
(5):39-41.
PMID: 8063161
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