In 49 presentations from the March 1994 seminar, numerous contributors from around the world discuss radioecological and transport processes, and the consequences of the Chernobyl accident for water reservoirs. They offer advice for safeguarding and improving water quality, and outline methods for m

Modelling of radiocesium in lakes - on predicitive power and lessons for the future, L. Hakanson
present thoughts on the aquatic contermeasures applied to regions of the Dnieper river catchment contaminated by the 1986 Chernobyl accident, O. Voitsekhovitch et al
the role of a spring river as a source of 137Cs in a lagoon environment - the case of the Stella river (Marano lagoon, Northern Adriatic Sea, M. Belli et al
mobiliztion studies of 137Cs in sediments from Rochedo Reservoir, Goiania, Go, brazil, M.E.M. De Luca and J.M. Godoy
migration and modelling of tritium in waste water reservoirs and a retention pond, M. Fukui
long-term kinetics of radiostrontium and radiocaesium in sediments, M.J. Madruga and A. Cremers
recent radioecological investigations in the Austrian part of the Danube river, F.J. Mariner at al
contamination of fish with 137Cs in Kiev reservoir and old river bed of Pripyat near Chernobyl, R.H. Hadderingh et al
radioecology assessment in waterways in France with nuclear facilities (1989-1993), L. Foulquier and A. Lambrechts
the modelling concept for the radioactive contamination of waterbodies in RODOS, the decision support system for nuclear emergencies in Europe, W. Raskob et al.