Objective In general terms, the superior resolution of the differential algebraic equation (DAE) that we have put forward resides in its ability to solve, for each time interval and at the same time as the transfer equation is solved, 1 or several equations describing phenomena which are remotely associated with the transfer but which can have an effect on the result of the simulation. For example, it is fairly easy to incorporate an equation into the model to describe the elevation of the particles above the emission zone, if the emission involves a release of heat.1. ESTABLISHMENT OF A METHOD TO EVALUATE THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC COST OF AN EVACUATION OF THE POPULATION FOLLOWING A NUCLEAR ACCIDENT. 2. EVALUATION OF ABSORBED DOSES DUE TO EXTERNAL EXPOSURE TO PHOTONS EMITTED BY A RADIOACTIVE CLOUD FOLLOWING AN ACCIDENT AND ASSESSMENT OF THE PROTECTION OF DWELLINGS. 3. EVALUATION OF POPULATION DOSE PRECEDING OR FOLLOWING ACCIDENTS INVOLVING RELEASES OF GASES AND RADIOACTIVE AEROSOLS INTO THE ATMOSPHERE. Fields of science natural sciencesphysical sciencestheoretical physicsparticle physicsphotons Programme(s) FP1-RADPROT 6C - Multiannual research and training programme (Euratom) in the field of radiation protection, 1985-1989 Topic(s) Data not available Call for proposal Data not available Funding Scheme CSC - Cost-sharing contracts Coordinator Commissariat à l'Energie Atomique (CEA) Address Centre d'études de fontenay-aux-roses 92265 Fontenay-aux-roses France See on map EU contribution € 0,00
