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1 Chapter 1Table 1.1. The severity levels of a nuclear event. The INESTable 1.2. The ASN-SFRO classification for radiological accidents (adapted from ...Table 1.3. Procedure for the classification of an event on the basis of exposure...Table 1.4. List of nuclear accidents in the civil field classified in order of d...

2 Chapter 2Table 2.1. The most significant accidents that have occurred in civil nuclear in...Table 2.2. Type and level of exposure of the population of Beaumont-Hague caused...

3 Chapter 3Table 3.1. Inventory of 137Cs, 90Sr and 239,240Pu deposits in the 30 km Chernoby...Table 3.2. Surface area in km2 and populations affected on January 1, 1995 accor...Table 3.3. Definition of the contamination zones in Belarus in kBq.m−2 (modified...Table 3.4. Concentrations in 137Cs and 90Sr in Scots pine trees growing above an...Table 3.5. Change in the number of abnormal cells in the meristem of winter rice...Table 3.6. Main exposed populations and average effective dose (mSv) (based on [...Table 3.7. Breast cancer incidence rate among women in the main population group...Table 3.8. Cancer incidence rates in the main population groups affected by the ...Table 3.9. Cardiovascular diseases and relationship with dose received (modified...Table 3.10. Incidence (per 100,000) of the 12 disease groups among liquidators (...Table 3.11. Incidence (per 100,000) of morbidity among adults and adolescents in...Table 3.12. Impacts (per 100,000) of juvenile morbidity in Gomel province, Belar...Table 3.13. The number of acute radiation syndromes among liquidators (adapted f...Table 3.14. Assessment of cancer deaths caused by the Chernobyl disaster since 1...Table 3.15. Number of additional deaths in Belarus, Ukraine and European Russia ...Table 3.16. Estimation of the various exposed populations following the Chernoby...Table 3.17. Average deposition of 137Cs from the most contaminated regions of th...Table 3.18. Estimate of the cumulative effective doses over 50 years received by...Table 3.19. Average deposition of 137Cs in the administrative regions of France ...

4 Chapter 4Table 4.1. Quantities of radionuclides released directly into the Pacific Ocean ...Table 4.2. Provisional regulatory values in different food categories applicable...Table 4.3. Provisional regulatory values in different food categories applicable...Table 4.4. Areas of agricultural land in hectares variously contaminated with ce...Table 4.5. Concentrations of iodine 131 and cesium 137 in water, milk, vegetable...Table 4.6. Thyroid doses in the first year for the most exposed group of adults ...Table 4.7. Percentages of workers who received various effective doses (modified...Table 4.8. Worker exposure scenarios for health risk assessment (modified from [...Table 4.9. Estimated doses to various organs under the four scenarios (modified ...Table 4.10. Groundwater pollution in the vicinity of the harbor between pumping ...

5 Chapter 5Table 5.1. Overexposure accidents to ionizing radiation reported by sector and t...Table 5.2. Loss of sealed sources resulting in deaths among members of the publi...Table 5.3. Loss of sealed sources that have caused serious injury to the public ...Table 5.4. List of accidents in industrial irradiation facilities (adapted from ...Table 5.5. Examples of TBq thresholds (constant D) of the most dangerous categor...Table 5.6. Main radiotherapy accidents involving patients and leading to erroneo...Table 5.7. The main causes of accidents in radiotherapy and brachytherapy (accor...