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Safety series no.94: Response to a radioactive materials release having a transboundary impact (1989)

Auteur	IAEA
Datum	1989
Classificatie	6.01.3.80/17 (VEILIGHEID - CENTRALES - LOCATIEKEUZE/RAMPENPLANNEN)
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FOREWORD

During the past few years, the IAEA and other international and intergovernmental 
organizations have published a number of guides and recommendations on 
emergency planning and preparedness for responding to radiation accidents which 
might affect the general public. In these publications, it is generally assumed, 
implicitly or explicitly, that the release of radioactive materials occurs in, or at 
least very near to, the country for which the planning guidance and recommendations 
are intended. For example, the concept of emergency planning zones centred on a 
nuclear facility - an approach to emergency planning which has found general 
acceptance - is predicated on the assumption that the need for protective actions 
will be limited to a few tens of kilometres in distance from the nuclear facility.
In the guidance documents published up to now, the problem which would be 
created by a release of radioactive material across an international boundary is not 
specifically addressed except for the situations in which an emergency planning 
zone for a given nuclear facility extends over a border between countries. For the 
situation in which an emergency planning zone extends across an international 
border, guidance and recommendations relate to the desirability of having 
compatible emergency planning zones and similar intervention levels for planning 
purposes and, at the time of an accident, similar protective actions on both sides 
of the border.

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