Countering Nuclear and Radiological Terrorism Book

Ch. I	Planning for countering nuclear terrorism
	Motivation and redirection : ratinale and achievements in the Russian closed nuclear cities	1
	Implementation of the 8 July 2005 amendment to the convention on the physical protection of nuclear material	31
	Nuclear material security needs in the 21[superscript st] century	47
	Multi-attribute analysis of nuclear fuel cycle resistance to nuclear weapons proliferation	63
	Key aspets on the non-proliferation measures	85
	Security of radioactive materials for medical use	95
Ch. II	Protecting nuclear power plants
	On the importance of the security and safety of the reactor pressure vessel to external threats	105
	Proliferation resistance features in nuclear reactor designs	111
	The role of structural materials in the vulnerability of nuclear power plants	121
Ch. III	Responding to nuclear terrorism
	Combating radiological terrorism - a multi-faceted challenge	135
	Estimation of inhalation radiation doses associated with a [superscript 90]Sr dirty bomb event	143
	Status of the Rodos system for off-site emergency management after nuclear and radiological accidents	151
	Decision making after the use of radiological dispersion devices	167
	Use of the decision support system recass NT for antiterrorism actions	179
	Mobile measurement facilities for the real-time interaction with the Recass NT system in antiterrorism actions	191
Ch. IV	Radiation detection
	Effects of tellurium precipitates on charge collection in CZT nuclear radiation detectors	199
	Combined sensors for the detection, identification and monitoring of radiation sources	209
	Experimental model of the device for detection of nuclear cycle materials by photoneutron technology	223
	Instrumentation measurement and testing complex for detection and identification of radioactive materials using the emitted radiation
	Using associated particle technique for detection of shielded nuclear materials (NM) detection of heavily shielded NM	255
	Use of neutron based techniques in the control of illicit trafficking of fissile and explosive material	271