The Nuclear Power Plant Environment Monitoring System through Mobile Units

This article describes the information system for
measuring and evaluating the dose rate in the environment of nuclear
power plants Mochovce and Bohunice in Slovakia.
The article presents the results achieved in the implementation of
the EU project – Research of monitoring and evaluation of nonstandard
conditions in the area of nuclear power plants. The
objectives included improving the system of acquisition, measuring
and evaluating data with mobile and autonomous units applying new
knowledge from research.
The article provides basic and specific features of the system and
compared to the previous version of the system, also new functions.

• P. Tanuska
• A. Elias
• P. Vazan
• B. Zahradnikova

• Information system
• dose rate
• mobile devices
• nuclear power plant.

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