Development and Improvement of Automated Radiation Monitoring Systems in the Regions of the Russian Federation

The paper focuses on the development of automated radiation monitoring systems in areas where nuclear facilities are located taking into account current conditions and risks of a radiation accident or incident involving a radiation factor. Possible ways of developing the structure and components of automated radiation monitoring systems are analyzed

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ANRI
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2025-12-18
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https://doi.org/10.37414/2075-1338-2025-123-4-65-74
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Nuclear Issues and Defense
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Development and Improvement of Automated Radiation Monitoring Systems in the Regions of the Russian Federation

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Development and Improvement of Automated Radiation Monitoring Systems in the Regions of the Russian Federation

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Abstract

The paper focuses on the development of automated radiation monitoring systems in areas where nuclear facilities are located taking into account current conditions and risks of a radiation accident or incident involving a radiation factor. Possible ways of developing the structure and components of automated radiation monitoring systems are analyzed

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Russian Academy of Sciences (RU), Moscow Research Institute" Nemchinovka " (RU), Nuclear Safety Institute (RU)
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