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International Committee for Radionuclide Metrology (I.C.R.M.)
Gamma-Ray Spectrometry Working Group
The Working Group is devoted to the development of the metrological aspects of gamma-ray spectrometry and its applications. This includes, but is not restricted to: measurement techniques and equipment, determination of photon emission intensities, detector efficiency calibrations (including Monte Carlo methods), coincidence-summing corrections, uncertainties, correlations, new instrumentation, X-ray
spectrometry.
Gamma-Ray Spectrometry Working Group Meetings
The meeting of the Gamma-Ray Spectrometry Working Group was held in Cape Town on
September 4th, 2007, during the ICRM conference. This meeting gave
the opportunity to take stock of the on-going actions and to propose new
actions.
The relevant report is included here:
ICRM_GSWG_Report_2007.doc
Depending on the advancement of these actions, a further workshop could be held
in autumn 2008.
Gamma-Ray Spectrometry Forum
A forum has recently been created to facilitate exchanges among working group members. The purpose of this forum is to report on recent studies and results, discuss about in progress exercises or set out specific
problems, etc.
Please feel free to join the discussion at:
Forum address: laraweb.free.fr/GRS_forum
Disclaimer
This site is non-commercial. Materials and manufacturers are cited only for information purposes and citation does not mean that the site host or the working group recommend or support these materials. Any hyperlinks are only given for convenience and do not imply any support from the working group, the International Committee for Radionuclide Metrology or the French Commissariat à l'Énergie Atomique.
The opinions presented in this site are those of the ICRM working group moderated by the
coordinator.
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