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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INDIVIDUAL
MONITORING OF IONISING RADIATION
Preliminary program
as of 20 January 2020
BUDAPEST • 19-24 APRIL 2020 • HUNGARYInternational Conference on Individual Monitoring of Ionising Radiation
20 April 2020 Preliminary program Monday
as of 20 January 2020
Time ID Authors and corresponding author’s affiliation Presentation title
Opening session
09:00 Welcome addresses
10:30 Coffee break
Opening session
Hans-Georg Menzel
11:00 OS.1 Metrology of ionizing radiation in radiation protection
International Commission on Radiation Units and Measurements (ICRU)
Werner Rühm
11:30 OS.2 The role of EURADOS in personal dosimetry
European Radiation Dosimetry Group (EURADOS)
Mercè Ginjaume Eye lens dosimetry: Standards, calibration procedures and
12:00 OS.3
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain practical aspects of eye-lens monitoring
12:30 Lunch
Session 1: New developments in external dosimetry
Hidehito Nanto, Go Okada, Takayoshi Yamamoto, S. O. Souza, F. d’Errico
14:00 S1.Key Co-creative Research Center of Industrial Science and Technology and New trend in personal dosimetry utilizing RPL phenomenon
Chiyoda Technol Corporation, Japan
Phil Gilvin, M. Caresana, J-F. Bottollier, I. Clairand, J. Eakins, P. Ferrari, M. Figel,
EURADOS project on the impact of the proposed ICRU dose
14:30 S1.1 O. Hupe, P. Olko, A. Röttger, R. J. Tanner, F. Vanhavere, A. Vargas
quantities
Public Health England (PHE), United Kingdom
Dennis Haag, T. Michel, S. Schmidt, P. Hufschmidt, F. Eberle, C. Fuhg, O. Hupe,
14:45 S1.2 J. Roth, M. Campbell, X. Llopart, R. Ballabriga, W. Wong Dosimetry in pulsed photon fields with Dosepix
Erlangen Centre for Astroparticle Physics (ECAP), Germany
Soo Hyun Byun, L. Omar-Nazir, J. Atanackovic, A. R. Hanua Characterization of a Si-plastic scintillator coincidence beta-
15:00 S1.3
McMaster University, Canada ray spectrometer
José F. Benavente, Cándida Pérez, Ana M. Romero, Rafael Rodriguez Numerical analysis to detect anomalous thermoluminescent
15:15 S1.4
CIEMAT, Spain glow curves
15:30 Poster session & Coffee break
Session 2: New developments in external dosimetry
Mark Akselrod, Vasiliy Fomenko, Jonathan Harrison Fluorescent nuclear track detector technology - Latest
16:30 S2.1
Landauer, USA progress and instrumentation
Dileep K. Koul, D. R. Mishra, A. K. Singh, N. S. Rawat, B. Dhabekar, L. Paliwal Development of optically stimulated luminescence
16:45 S2.2
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, India dosimetric system in India
Alessia Mafodda, Clemens Woda, Jon Eakins Retrospective dosimetry with RTL on single resistors
17:00 S2.3
Helmholtz Zentrum München, Germany extracted from mobile phones
Jean-Marc Bordy, Valentin Blideanu, Arnaud Chapon, Gabriel Dupont, Calibration beams in terms of dose equivalent based on an
17:15 S2.4 Dorin Dusciac, Jean Gouriou, Frederic Laine, Maiwenn Le Roy electrostatic electron accelarator and on site primary air
Commissariat à l’énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives (CEA), France Kerma characterisation
Masashi Takada, Yohei Abe, Tomoya Nunomiya, Tsuyoshi Kajimoto,
Active silicon sensor for neutron measurements under high
17:30 S2.5 Satoru Endo, Kei Aoyama, Osamu Ueda, Masataka Narita, Takashi Nakamur
dose-rate gamma-ray environment
National Defense Academy of Japan, Japan
Assessment of the impact on a CR39 neutron dosimetry
Marc Million, Brahim Moreno, David Thomas, Graeme Taylor
17:45 S2.6 system of the new operational dose quantities proposed in
Landauer Europe, France
the ICRU/ICRP Draft Report
19:00 Welcome ReceptionInternational Conference on Individual Monitoring of Ionising Radiation
21 April 2020 Preliminary program Tuesday
as of 20 January 2020
REFRESHER COURSE
Oliver Hupe
8:00 RC.1 Dosimetric concepts for external exposure
Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB), Germany
Time ID Authors and corresponding author’s affiliation Presentation title
Session 3: International and European standards and recommendations
Thomas Otto
The ICRU/ICRP recommendations for operational
9:00 S3.Key CERN, Switzerland and
quantities: Consequences for personal dosimetry
International Commission on Radiation Units and Measurements (ICRU)
Hayo Zutz Hybrid dosemeters – Revision of IEC 61526 for direct
9:30 S3.1
Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB), Germany reading personal dose equivalent meters
Rolf Behrens Revision of the series ISO 6980: Reference beta-particle
9:45 S3.2
Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt, Germany radiation
Miroslav Voytchev, Radoslav Radev Neutron ambient dose equivalent rate meters - Experience
10:00 S3.3
Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire (IRSN), France in developing and using IEC 61005 international standard
François Queinnec, Marie-Anne Chevallier Revision of the 21909 standard on passive personal
10:15 S3.4
Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire (IRSN), France neutron dosemeters
10:30 Coffee break
Session 4: New developments in internal dosimetry
François Paquet, John Harrison
11:00 S4.Key The ICRP work on internal dose coefficients
Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire (IRSN), France
Dietmar Nosske, F. Assenmacher, B. Madas, L. Bertelli, D. Bingham,
EURADOS Guidance Document for the Application of ICRP
11:30 S4.1 B. Breustedt, A. Giussani, N. Hocine, S. Lamart, W. Li, M. A. Lopez, G. Sanchez
OIR Models
Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS), Germany - retired
Bastian Breustedt, Augusto Giussani Uncertainties of dose coefficients for exposure scenarios in
11:45 S4.2
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany the WISMUT cohort
Estelle Davesne, Pierre Laroche, Eric Blanchardon MIODOSE new software to integrate uncertainty in the
12:00 S4.3
Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire (IRSN), France optimisation of monitoring for internal contamination
Tiffany Beaumont, David Broggio, Pedro Caldeira Ideias, Jean-Pierre Heuze,
12:15 S4.4 Michel Tang, Didier Franck 3D-printed breast phantoms for in vivo lung monitoring
Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire (IRSN), France
12:30 Lunch
Session 5: Eye lens dosimetry
Christopher Passmore, Mirela Kirr Lens of the eye comes into focus - Views from a health
14:00 S5.1
Landauer, USA physicist
Agnieszka Szumska Eye lens monitoring practices - Principles and
14:15 S5.2
Institute of Nuclear Physics Polish Academy of Science, Poland implementation
Jovica Atanackovic , A. R. Hanu, S. H. Byun Use of operational dosimetric quantities, Hp(10) and
14:30 S5.3
Ontario Power Generation, and McMaster University, Canada Hp(0.07) for eye lens dosimetry in CANDU power plants
Qinjian Cao, L. Liu, X. Wei, R. Zhao, W. Xiong, Y. Xiao, S. Xia The development of the eye-lens dosimeter with TLD and
14:45 S5.4
China Institute for Radiation Protection, China results of eye-lens radiation dose survey in Chinese NPPS
Herbert Hoedlmoser, J. Broenner, P. Kleinau, I. Strobel, V. Bandalo,
The BeOSL eye lens dosemeter - First results from clinical
15:00 S5.5 M. Greiter, T. Haninger, M. Figel
applications
Helmholtz Zentrum München, Germany
Panagiotis Askounis, G. Kyranos, C. Kyrgiakou, A. Kyriakidou,
Evaluation of eye lens doses for interventional clinicians
15:15 S5.6 E. Papadomarkaki, E. Carinou
using individual monitoring data and numerical simulations
Greek Atomic Energy Commission (EEAE), Greece
15:30 Poster session & Coffee break
Session 6: Individual monitoring in medicine, research and industry (including NORM)
Anatoly Rozenfeld
16:30 S6.Key New trends in medical dosimetry
University of Wollongong, Australia
Filip Vanhavere, E. Carinou, I. Clairand, O. Ciraj-Bjelac, M. Ginjaume, O. Hupe, Recommendations on how to use active personal
17:00 S6.1 Z. Knezevic, U. O’Connor, M. Sans Merce dosemeters in interventional fields in hospitals: Results
Belgian Nuclear Research Centre (SCK•CEN), Belgium from a EURADOS WG12 task
Jozef Sabol, Jana Hudzietzová, Marko Fülöp Problems in assessing equivalent dose to the skin of
17:15 S6.2
Policejní akademie České republiky v Praze (PACR), Czech Republic workers in nuclear medicine
Weibo Li, Kerstin Hürkamp, Vera Höllriegl, Ruiyao Ma, Wolfgang Weber,
Radioactivity monitoring and dose optimization in targeted
17:30 S6.3 Stephanie E. Combs
radionuclide therapies
Helmholtz Zentrum München, Germany
Jonathan Eakins, Luke Hager, Rick Tanner, Tamar Willson Occupational exposures from clinical use of 68Ga positron
17:45 S6.4
Public Health England (PHE), United Kingdom emission
19:00 The ExperiDance ShowInternational Conference on Individual Monitoring of Ionising Radiation
22 April 2020 Preliminary program Wednesday
as of 20 January 2020
REFRESHER COURSE
Augusto Giussani Introduction to internal dosimetry and its practical
8:00 RC.2
Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS), Germany applications according to RP188
Time ID Authors and corresponding author’s affiliation Presentation title
Session 7: Air- and spacecraft crew dosimetry
Günther Reitz
Special aspects of the dosimetry of radiation fields in
9:00 S7.Key Nuclear Physics Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences and
aircraft altitudes and in space
German Aerospace Center, Germany
Werner Rühm Recent ICRP activities on risk and dose assessment for
9:30 S7.1
Helmholtz Zentrum München, Germany radiological protection of astronauts
Attila Hirn, István Apáthy, V. Bondarenko, S. Deme, O. Gorokhova, O. Ivanova,
The 40 years of the Pille TLD system in space and its
9:45 S7.2 V. Mitrikas, I. Nikolaev, T. Pázmándi, V. Shurshakov, A. Strádi, V. Tsetlin
20 years aboard the ISS
Centre for Energy Research, Hungary
Soenke Burmeister, Thomas Berger, Robert F. Wimmer-Schweingruber
10:00 S7.3 Dosimetry from Low Earth Orbit to exploration mission
Kiel University, Germany
Attila Hirn, Tamás Pázmándi, Sándor Deme
10:15 S7.4 Uncertainties in the personal dosimetry for astronauts
Centre for Energy Research, Hungary
10:30 Coffee break
Session 8: Type testing, intercomparisons and results
Maria Antonia Lopez
11:00 S8.Key Implementing quality assurance in internal dosimetry
CIEMAT, Spain
Andrew McWhan, Wioletta Dobrzynska, Ana Romero, Tom Grimbergen, EURADOS IC2019exteye - A self-funded intercomparison for
11:30 S8.1 Hannes Stadtmann, Markus Figel, Isabelle Clairand extremity and eye lens dosemeters organised by EURADOS
Cavendish Nuclear Limited, United Kingdom Working Group 2
Marie-Anne Chevallier, Sabine Mayer, Elena Fantuzzi, Michael Hajek,
Analysis of the EURADOS neutron intercomparison results
11:45 S8.2 Marlies Luszik-Bhadra, Rick Tanner, David Thomas, Filip Vanhavere
according to new ISO standards criteria
Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire (IRSN), France
CIEMAT participation in six EURADOS intercomparisons for
Ana M. Romero, Rafael Rodriguez, José F. Benavente, José L. Lopez
12:00 S8.3 whole body dosemeters in photon and beta fields
CIEMAT, Spain
(2008-2018)
Carlo-Maria Castellani, Augusto Giussani, Gareth Roberts, Andor Andrási,
ICIDOSE 2017: Intercomparison exercise on internal dose
12:15 S8.4 Tamás Pázmándi
assessment - Methods and results
Radiation Protection Institute of ENEA, Italy
12:30 Round table discussion about intercomparisons: Impressions, advices, anecdotes and lessons learnt
13:00 Lunch
15:00 Social and Cultural activitesInternational Conference on Individual Monitoring of Ionising Radiation
23 April 2020 Preliminary program Thursday
as of 20 January 2020
REFRESHER COURSES
Péter Zagyvai
Personal dosimetry (individual monitoring) in case of
8:00 RC.3 Budapest University of Technology and Economics and
emergency situation
Centre for Energy Research, Hungary
Olivera Ciraj-Bjelac
8:00 RC.4 Individual monitoring in medical use of ionizing radiation
Vinca Institute of Nuclear Sciences, Serbia
Time ID Authors and corresponding author’s affiliation Presentation title
Session 9: Individual monitoring services, quality assurance
Quanfu Sun
9:00 S9.Key National Institute for Radiological Protection, Chinese Center for Disease Individual Monitoring in China - Past, present and future
Control and Prevention, China
Francesco Rossi, L. Baldassarre, F. Del Dottore, L. Garlati, S. Grisotto,
9:30 S9.1 G. Minchillo An Italian network for dosimetry services
Careggi University Hospital, Italy
Matthias Greiter, Herbert Hoedlmoser, Markus Figel Examples and proposal for calculation of uncertainty and
9:45 S9.2
Helmholtz Zentrum München, Germany characteristic limits in individual monitoring
Brahim Moreno Optimization of calibration interval based on equipment
10:00 S9.3
Landauer Europe, France metrological history
Carolina Hernández, Inmaculada Sierra, Raúl Martín Application of a risk-based approach in in-vitro internal
10:15 S9.4
CIEMAT, Spain dosimetry
10:30 Coffee break
Session 10: Computational methods in individual monitoring
Filip Vanhavere PODIUM: Personal Online DosImetry Using computational
11:00 S10.Key
Belgian Nuclear Research Centre (SCK•CEN), Belgium Methods
Olivier Van Hoey, Filip Vanhavere, Jonathan S. Eakins, Richard J. Tanner,
Evaluation of computational personal neutron dosimetry at
11:30 S10.1 Luke G. Hager, Dario Rastelli, Andrea Pola
a real neutron workplace field
Belgian Nuclear Research Centre (SCK•CEN), Belgium
Mahmoud Abdelrahman, P. Lombardo, U. O'Connor, D. Gorman, C. Walsh, A.
Almén, F. Vanhavere MCNP-based Monte-Carlo tool for personal dosimetry of
11:45 S10.2
University of Liège and staff in interventional radiology
Belgian Nuclear Research Centre (SCK•CEN), Belgium
Víctor Garía-Balcaza, Anna Camp, Martin Andersson, Anja Almén,
Dose calculation based on fast Monte Carlo simulation for
12:00 S10.3 Merce Ginjaume, Josep Sempau, Maria A. Duch
on-line dosimetry in interventional radiology
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain
Bastian Breustedt, Firas Hammami
12:15 S10.4 Uncertainties of SAF-values: A Monte Carlo study
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany
12:30 Lunch
Session 11: Dose assessment for exposures in workplaces and homes
Augusto Giussani
14:00 S11.Key Internal dose assessment
Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS), Germany
Mariana Cabitto, Natalia Lendoiro, Nancy Puerta Yepes Assessment Guide: Risk of occupational exposure to
14:30 S11.1
Nuclear Regulatory Authority, Argentina uranium compounds
Veronika Olsovcova, A. Cimmino, D. Horvath, S. Motta, V. Stransky,
Individual monitoring at laser driven accelerators – ELI
14:45 S11.2 R. Trunecek, A. Tsinganis, R. Versaci
Beamlines
Institute of Physics of the Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic
Jorge Borbinha, Pedro Teles, Joonas Tikkanen, Klemens Zink, Maria Pimpinella,
Calculation of kQ factors for NE2571 and Exradin A12S in
15:00 S11.3 Massimo Pinto, Pedro Vaz
MV photon beams following ICRU90 recommendations
Instituto Superior Técnico, Portugal
D. Imatouken, O. Van Hoey, F. Vanhavere, F. Z. Abdelaziz, A. Bellal,
Performance testing of IPLUS OSL multi-element dosimeter
15:15 S11.4 M. Kechouane
in mixed photon fields
Nuclear Research Center of Algiers, Algeria
15:30 Poster session & Coffee break
Session 12: Dose assessment for exposures in workplaces and homes
16:30 Gold Sponsors’ presentations
Measurements of X-ray emission from laser materials
Rolf Behrens, M. Reginatto
17:00 S12.1 processing machines: spectrum deconvolution including
Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS), Germany
uncertainties and model selection
Method for measuring the ambient dose rate equivalent in
Luka Pavelić, Igor Lacković, Marija Surić Mihić, Ivica Prlić
17:15 S12.2 the vicinity of pulsed X-ray generators using commercialy
Institute for Medical Research and Occupational Health, Croatia
available instruments: Preliminary findings
Gonzalo F. García-Fernández, E. Gallego, J. M. Gómez-Ros, H. R. Vega-Carrillo,
K. A. Guzmán-García, R. García-Baonza, L. E. Cevallos-Robalino,
Design of radiological area monitoring in Compact Proton
17:30 S12.3 E. Fuentes-Hernánez
Therapy Centers (CPTC)
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and
Biología y Técnica de la Radiación (Bioterra), Spain
Dolores Arginelli, P. Battisti, M. C. Botta, S. Ridone, S. Zicari Determination of 226Ra in urine and water samples, and
17:45 S12.4
Radiation Protection Institute of ENEA, Italy sequential separation of 228Ra and 90Sr in drinking water
19:00 Gala DinnerInternational Conference on Individual Monitoring of Ionising Radiation
24 April 2020 Preliminary program Friday
as of 20 January 2020
REFRESHER COURSE
Csilla Pesznyák
8:00 RC.5 Budapest University of Technology and Economics and Bio-dosimetry and its application in radiation therapy
National Instiute of Oncology, Hungary
Time ID Authors and corresponding author’s affiliation Presentation title
Session 13: Monitoring and dose assessment in emergency exposure situations
Volodymyr Berkovskyy Monitoring and assessment of internal exposure in
9:00 S13.Key
Ukrainian Radiation Protection Institute, Ukraine emergency exposure situations
Cécile Challeton-de Vathaire, E. Quentric, D. Didier, E. Blanchardon, E. Davesne,
Initial individual dose assessment following a nuclear
9:30 S13.1 A. Rannou, M. Agarande, V. Renaud-Salis, D. Franck
accident
Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire (IRSN), France
Ignazio Vilardi, G. Antonacci, P. Battisti, C. M. Castellani, L. Ciciani, A. Rizzo,
9:45 S13.2 L. Sperandio In vivo public monitoring in emergency exposure scenarios
Radiation Protection Institute of ENEA, Italy
Maria Antonia López, V. Berkovskyy, C. Challeton-de-Vathaire, E. Davesne,
Sensitivity analysis and rapid assessment tools for thyroid
D. Franck, A. Giussani, F. Gering, D. Gregoratto, J.W. Marsh, G. Ratia, L. Walsh,
10:00 S13.3 doses in a nuclear emergency: An outcome of the EC
A. Ulanowski, C. Woda
CONFIDENCE Project
CIEMAT, Spain
Calibration and in vivo measurement of radioactive
Juan Francisco Navarro Amaro, Begoña Pérez López, Maria Antonia López
10:15 S13.4 contamination in wounds produced at different depths by
CIEMAT, Spain
the deposit of X/gamma emitters
Inmaculada Sierra, Carolina Hernández Comparison of two in-vitro bioassay methods to quantify
10:30 S13.5 90
CIEMAT, Spain Sr in urine for routine and emergency scenarios
Vladim Chumak, P. Fattibene, S. D. Monaca, C. de Angelis, C. Nuccetelli,
Individual monitoring of public after radiological emergency:
10:45 S13.6 J. F. Bottollier-Depois, F. Trompier, T. Ohba, K. Tanigawa, L. Liutsko, E. Cardis
Evolution over last three decades
NRCRM, Ukraine
11:00 Coffee break
Closing Session
Clemens Woda
11:30 CS.1 Lessons learnt in external dosimetry
Helmholtz Zentrum München, Germany
Bastian Breustedt
11:50 CS.2 Lessons learnt in internal dosimetry
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Germany
Tom Grimbergen
12:10 CS.3 Lessons learnt from the services perspective
Mirion Technologies, The Netherlands
Tamás Pázmándi - IM2020 Conference Chair
12:30 CS.4 Closing remarks
Centre for Energy Research, Hungary
12:45 Lunch
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