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The 22 September 1979 Vela Incident: Radionuclide and Hydroacoustic Evidence for a Nuclear Explosion
Publikováno v:
Science & Global Security. 26:20-54
This article offers a new analysis of radionuclide and hydroacoustic data to support a low-yield nuclear weapon test as a plausible explanation for the still contentious 22 September 1979 Vela Inci...
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Science & Global Security. 25:95-124
On 22 September 1979 two optical sensors on U.S. satellite Vela 6911 detected a double-flash of light that appeared characteristic of an atmospheric nuclear explosion conducted over the southern Atlantic or Indian Ocean. It became known as the Vela I
Autor:
Lars-Erik De Geer
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Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry. 298:2075-2083
In May 2010 unique aerosol-bound and noble gas (xenon) radionuclide signatures were observed at four East Asian surveillance stations designed to detect evidence of nuclear testing. An article published in early 2012 provided an analysis that suggest
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Martin Kalinowski, Luis Cella, Clemens Schlosser, Hartmut Sartorius, Andreas Becker, Gilbert Le Petit, Jenny Peterson, Pascal Achim, X. Blanchard, Matthias Zähringer, Lars-Erik De Geer, Vladimir Popov, Yury Popov, Paul R.J. Saey, T. Taffary, Matthias Auer, A. Ringbom, G. Brachet, Anders Axelsson
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Pure and Applied Geophysics. 167:499-515
Activity concentration data from ambient radioxenon measurements in ground level air, which were carried out in Europe in the framework of the International Noble Gas Experiment (INGE) in support of the development and build-up of a radioxenon monito
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Yves Grillon, Roland R. Draxler, Matthew C. Hort, H. Glaab, Gerhard Wotawa, Petra Seibert, Marcus Hirtl, Philippe Heinrich, Lars-Erik De Geer, Vyacheslav Shershakov, Peter Chen, Andreas Becker, Réal D’Amours, Keiichi Katayama, Paul Stewart, Michel Jean, Craig Sloan, Yuetang Zhang
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Atmospheric Environment. 41:4520-4534
In this paper, we introduce a methodology for quality assessment of backtracking models. We present results illustrating the level of agreement between the backtracking models, and the accuracy of each model and the ensemble model in resolving the ge
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Lars-Erik De Geer
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Applied Radiation and Isotopes. 61:151-160
Currie Hypothesis testing is applied to gamma-ray spectral data, where an optimum part of the peak is used and the background is considered well known from nearby channels. With this, the risk of making Type I errors is about 100 times lower than com
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Lars-Erik De Geer
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Science & Global Security. 2:351-363
It has long been supposed that the Teller‐Ulam invention of February 1951, that made the construction of a full‐scale fusion device feasible could be deduced from a careful analysis of the debris that scatters worldwide after an atmospheric test.
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Anne Liv Rudjord, Finn Ugletveit, Kari Sinkko, A. Rantavaara, Lars-Erik De Geer, W. Kolb, Hannele Aaltonen, Björn Bjurman, Asker Aarkrog, I. Vintersved, Sven Poul Nielsen
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Technical University of Denmark Orbit
In northern Europe, there are many stations in operation for surveillance of airborne particulate radionuclides at low concentration levels. In August 1987, after a leakage from a Soviet underground nuclear weapons test at Novaya Zemlya, at least fiv
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R.K. Ungar, A. Axelsson, Marc Bean, Gerhard Wotawa, Paul R. J. Saey, Lars-Erik De Geer, Réal D’Amours, A. Ringbom, Jenny Peterson, K. Elmgren, T. J. Stocki
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Journal of Geophysical Research. 111
[1] As part of the International Noble Gas Experiment (INGE) two stations were deployed in remote regions at high northern latitudes: Longyearbyen, Spitsbergen, Norway (78.2°N), and Yellowknife, Canada (62.5°N). With one exception, both stations ar
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Lars-Erik De Geer, Hans Mellander, I. Vintersved, Siv Jakobsson, Rune Arntsing, Bjorn Bjurrnan
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IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science. 34:590-594
The accident at the nuclear power plant at Chernobyl resulted in more radioactive fallout over Sweden than over other parts of western Europe. In the effort to establish its impact on Sweden, the National Defence Research Institute and the Swedish Ge