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Monitoring
ARPANSA staff Sandra Sdraulig and Dr Stuart Henderson recently travelled to Antarctica to support ongoing monitoring of radionuclides and ultraviolet (UV) radiation in the environment.
We’re pleased to announce that the newest location in our ultraviolet (UV) radiation monitoring network is now online. Emerald is the fourth location in Queensland to join our network of real-time UV data.
The radon monitor measures possible average radon concentration. Typically used for workplaces in underground mines or caves.
The extremity monitor measures potential extremity doses from all radiation types which contribute to Hp(07). They are typically used in the nuclear medicine industry and other industries where workers are handling radiation sources with their hands.
The neutron dosimeter measures potential occupational doses from fast neutrons, beta rays and gamma rays. They are typically used in industries that use neutron generators and neutron probes.
The Australian National Radiation Dose Register (ANRDR) records and stores radiation doses received by individuals in the course of their employment.
Our terms and conditions specify the basis of the contract between the parties, through which the Service, Associated Services and Associated Items are provided by the Commonwealth of Australia as represented by ARPANSA.
The image guided interventional procedure (IGIP) survey aims to determine diagnostic reference levels (DRLs) for a number of common interventional and diagnostic angiography fluoroscopic procedures.
View publications related to the National Diagnostic Reference Level Service.
The ANRDR was established up in 2010 to record and store radiation doses received by individuals in the course of their employment in a centralised database. This page references publications relevant to the ANRDR.
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