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Here we present forthcoming public activities and examples of our publications

Necessarily this covers only a limited part of the whole range – complete curricula vitae and publications lists for each member of our staff available on request. For a list of near-future events we are about to participate, see the bottom of the page. See also the links to our social media profiles at the top and bottom margins of the page.

2022

Ikonen, A.T.K., Lindborg, T. & Kangasniemi, V. 2022. Integrated site descriptive modelling as a coherent means of step-wise enhancement of conceptual model for NORM situations. In: Management of naturally occurring radioactive material (NORM) in industry – Proceedings of an international conference held in Vienna, Austria, 18–30 October 2020. Proceedings Series STI/PUB/1998. International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Vienna, Austria. ISBN 978-92-0-120922-1. Paper IAEA-CN-287/78 (p. 62 and suppl.).

2022

Lindborg, T., Brown, J., Griffault, L., Ikonen, A.T.K., Kautsky, U., Sanae, S., Smith, G., Smith, K., Thorne, M. & Walke, R. 2022. Biosphere safety assessments undertaken using the BIOMASS methodology: Lessons learnt and methodological enhancements. Journal of Radiological Protection 42(2), 020503.

2022

Ikonen, A.T.K. 2022. A review of sources, transport and losses of methane in the biosphere. Report R-21-20. Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Co. (SKB), Solna, Sweden. 88 pp.

2021

Lindborg, T., Ikonen, A.T.K., Kautsky, U. & Smith, G. 2021. System understanding as a scientific foundation in radioactive waste disposal, legacy site and decommissioning programmes. Journal of Radiological Protection 41(2): S9–S23.

2020

Contributor in: IAEA 2020. Development of a common framework for addressing climate and environmental change in post-closure radiological assessment of solid radioactive waste disposal: Report of working group 6, Common Framework for Addressing Environmental Change in Long Term Safety Assessments of Radioactive Waste Disposal Facilities. MODARIA topical heading Uncertainties and variability, Modelling and Data for Radiological Impact Assessments (MODARIA) programme. IAEA-TECDOC-1904. International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna. 177 pp.

2019

Charrasse, B., Anderson, A., Mora, J-C., Smith, J., Cohenny, E., Ikonen, A.T.K., Kangasniemi, V., Zorko, B., Bonchuk, Y., Beaumelle, L., Gunawardena, N., Amado, V., Liptak, L., Leclerc, E. & Telleria, D. 2019. Does the use of reference organisms in radiological impact assessments provide adequate protection of all the species within an environment? Science of the Total Environment 658: 189–198.

2018

Ikonen, A.T.K., Kangasniemi, V., Ijäs, A. & Kumpumäki, T. 2018. A feasibility study of machine learning to delineate open-water surfaces of mires from archived aerial imagery (western Finland). Suo 69(1): 7–11

2018

Aro, L., Ikonen, A.T.K. & Kangasniemi, V. 2018. Radioactivity on peatlands of various uses and development stages – an overview. In: Salomaa, S., Lusa, M. & Vaaramaa, K. (eds.). Cores symposium on radiation in the environment – scientific achievements and challenges for the society. STUK-A261. Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority (STUK), Helsinki. pp. 94–101.

2018

Ikonen, A.T.K. & Kangasniemi, V. 2018. Overview of international status of considering radiological protection of non-human biota in the context of deep geological disposal of radioactive waste. Expertenbericht ENSI 33/606. Swiss Federal Nuclear Safety Inspectorate (ENSI), Brugg, Switzerland. 88 pp.

2018

Lindborg, T., Thorne, M., Andersson, E., Becker, J., Brandefelt, J., Cabianca, T., Gunia, M., Ikonen, A.T.K., Johansson, E., Kangasniemi, V., Kautsky, U., Kirchner, G., Klos, R., Kowe, R., Kontula, A., Kupiainen, P., Lahdenperä, A-M., Lord, N.S., Lunt, D.J., Näslund, J-O., Nordén, M., Norris, S., Pérez-Sánchez, D., Proverbio, A., Riekki, K., Rübel, A., Sweeck, L., Walke, R., Xu, S., Smith, G. & Pröhl, G. 2018. Climate change and landscape development in post-closure safety assessment of solid radioactive waste disposal: Results of an initiative of the IAEA. Journal of Environmental Radioactivity 183: 41–53.

2017

Expert review of: Berglund, S. & Lindborg, T. 2017. Monitoring Forsmark – evaluation and recommendations for programme update. Technical Report TR-15-01. Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Co., Solna. 359 pp.

2017

Kangasniemi, V. & Ikonen, A.T.K. 2017. Considerations of application of ecological thermodynamics to radionuclide transfer parameters. In: Garcia-Tenorio, R., Holm, E. & Majón, C. (eds.). II International Conference on Radioecological Concentration Processes (50 years later), Seville, Spain, November 2016: Book of proceedings. Department of Applied Physics II, University of Seville, Spain. ISBN 978-84-617-7629-0. pp. 579–586.

2017

Ikonen, A.T.K. & Kangasniemi, V. 2017. Comprehensive and systematic knowledge quality assessment as a tool for model qualification. In: Garcia-Tenorio, R., Holm, E. & Majón, C. (eds.). II International Conference on Radioecological Concentration Processes (50 years later), Seville, Spain, November 2016: Book of proceedings. Department of Applied Physics II, University of Seville, Spain. ISBN 978-84-617-7629-0. pp. 621–628.

2016

Pohjola, J., Turunen, J., Lipping, T. & Ikonen, A.T.K. 2016. Probabilistic assessment of the influence of lake properties in long-term radiation doses to humans. Journal of Environmental Radioactivity 164: 258–267.

2016

Kangasniemi, V., Mustonen, J. & Ikonen, A.T.K. 2016. Macrobenthos communities in bog pools at Alkkianneva mire, SW Finland – a pilot study. Suo 67(1): 26–30.

2016

Expert review of Tuominen, J. & Lipping, T. 2016. Spectral characteristics of common reed beds: studies on spatial and temporal variability. Remote Sensing 8(3): 181.

2015

Kumpumäki, T., Ruusuvuori, P., Kangasniemi, V. & Lipping, T. 2015. Data-driven approach to benthic cover type classification using bathymetric LiDAR waveform analysis. Remote Sensing 7(10): 13390–13409.

2014

Pohjola, J., Turunen, J., Lipping, T. & Ikonen, A.T.K. 2014. Landscape development modeling based on statistical framework. Computers & Geosciences 62: 43–52.