Environmental Radioactivity and Radiation Exposure
One of the technical tasks of the BfS is to develop different reports on the status of environmental radioactivity and radiation exposure. Apart from the collection and publishing of internal reports, BfS supports also the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU) in its national and international obligations of reporting.
Together with the results from monitoring environmental radioactivity, the Annual Reports made available here include the most important and current data on the development of environmental radioactivity as well as natural and man-made radiation exposure in Germany. The reports also include information on non-ionising radiation (NIR) and research projects in this field. The Annual Reports of 2001 - 2007 can be found here.
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Since 1975, the Federal Government publishes yearly reports on the status of environmental radioactivity and radiation exposure to the Federal Parliament (Bundestag). Focal topics of the so-called Parliamentary Report are the man-made radiation exposures resulting from practices in nuclear facilities and the industry, medical use in the field of application of the Radiological Protection Ordinance (StrlSchV) and radiological emergencies.
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The report by the Co-ordinating Offices gives an overview of environmental radioactivity in Germany in the years 2006 and 2007. The main emphasis of the contributions is in presenting current studies and developments as well as a comprehensive discussion of possible radio-ecological correlations.
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The Committee produces detailed reports about radiation exposure from natural sources, nuclear power production and nuclear weapon tests, medical diagnosis and treatment, and occupational radiation sources.
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One of the technical tasks of the BfS is to develop different reports on the status of environmental radioactivity and radiation exposure. Apart from the collection and publishing of internal reports, BfS supports also the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU) in its national and international obligations of reporting.
