AN UNDERWATER SURVEY SYSTEM FOR RADIONUCLIDE-TAGGED SEDIMENT TRACING
No. 12 (1970), Conference Proceedings
No. 12 (1970)

AN UNDERWATER SURVEY SYSTEM FOR RADIONUCLIDE-TAGGED SEDIMENT TRACING

Conference Proceedings
https://doi.org/10.9753/icce.v12.50
Published 1970-01-29
H.R. Brashear
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
F.N. Case
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Keywords

radionuclide
sediment tracing
underwater survey system

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Brashear, H., & Case, F. (1970). AN UNDERWATER SURVEY SYSTEM FOR RADIONUCLIDE-TAGGED SEDIMENT TRACING. Coastal Engineering Proceedings, 1(12), 50. https://doi.org/10.9753/icce.v12.50
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Abstract

Survey equipment for use in tracing sediment tagged with radionuclides has been designed and field tested The system is unique in its ability to operate on the dry beach, m the surf, and in deep water, making it possible to synoptically examine the beach face, surf zone, and off-shore marine environment The ball-shaped radiation detector vehicle is towed behind an amphibious vessel Data are collected on punched tape at a rate of one set of data (position, radiation counts, time) every two seconds Gold-198 and xenon-133 have been used for tagging sand indigenous to the survey area under study Operational characteristics and detection sensitivity are discussed.
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