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Australia, Canada, China, France, Germany, Japan, Norway, South Korea, Sweden, Russia, the United States, and several other countries. These members regularly contribute to better understanding radioactive xenon measurements through operation of samplers, measurements of background at various locations, creation of data analysis routines, etc.
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Auer M., A. Axelsson, X. Blanchard, T.W. Bowyer, G. Brachet, I. Bulowski, Y. Dubasov, K. Elmgren, J.P. Fontaine, W. Harms, J.C. Hayes, T.R. Heimbigner, J.I. McIntyre, M.E. Panisko, Y. Popov, A. Ringbom, H. Sartorius, S. Schmid, J. Schulze, C. Schlosser, T. Taffary, W. Weiss, and B. Wernsperger. 2004.
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Since the INGE was formed in 1999, the group has expanded somewhat and now includes R&D and operational groups from many locations around the world. Although there is no official list of INGE members, the group is informally composed of scientists, engineers, and others from Argentina, Austria,
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Bowyer, T.W., C. Schlosser, K.H. Abel, M. Auer, J.C. Hayes, T.R. Heimbigner, J.I. McIntyre, M.E. Panisko, P.L. Reeder, H. Sartorius, J. Schulze, and W. Weiss. 2002. Detection and analysis of xenon isotopes for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty international monitoring system. Journal of
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One of the major aspects of the INGE that has been investigated is the variation of worldwide radioactive xenon backgrounds. Concentrations of the xenon isotopes are continuously measured throughout the INGE experiment, and it has been found so far that a major source of background is medical
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Staff from the preparatory commission of the CTBTO oversaw the experiment, with technical assistance from a German group of noble gas experts from the BfS in Freiburg, Germany. As of 2009, the experiment was still on-going, and so far it had consisted of 3 phases:
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Phase 3, which was separated into a, b, and c components was designed primarily to test commercial versions of the systems designed and tested in INGE Phase 2. The commercial version of the SAUNA (the
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The first phase of the INGE experiment took place in the laboratories. Four systems were developed to the point that they could measure xenon concentrations to specifications laid out by the
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Intercomparison experiments of systems for the measurement of xenon radionuclides in the atmosphere. Applied Radiation and Isotopes 60:863–877.
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There has been a number of workshops to discuss various aspects of the experiment and to discuss worldwide backgrounds of radioxenon.
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The second phase of the INGE experiment took place in Freiburg, Germany, a location far away from the developers laboratories.
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measurement systems for the International Monitoring System for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (
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The four measurement systems tested in Phase 2 had favorable results in that all of the systems met
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The Systéme de Prélèvements et d’Analyse en Ligne. d’Air pour quantifier le Xénon (SPALAX)
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Environnement S.A, Radionuclides Division (formerly Societé Française d’Ingenierie: SFI)
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Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization
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minimum specifications and agreed with the independent analyses provided by
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Phase 2: Use of Radioxenon Monitoring Equipment in Freiburg
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The INGE group was formed to test aspects of measuring
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Index

xenon
CTBT
Germany
France
Russia
Sweden
United States
Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization
CTBTO
xenon
fission product
nuclear explosions
CTBTO
BfS
CEA
KRI
FOA (FOI)


Archived
Wayback Machine
DOE
PNNL
ARSA
The Analyzer of Xenon Radioisotopes (ARIX)
The Automated Radioxenon Sampler Analyzer (ARSA)
Automated Radioxenon Sampler Analyzer
ARSA
The Swedish Unattended Noble gas Analyzer (SAUNA)
The Systéme de Prélèvements et d’Analyse en Ligne. d’Air pour quantifier le Xénon (SPALAX)

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