The following applied research publications reflect our role as an interface between academia and science-based organisations. Please contact the authors for further information.
Publications from 2012
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B. Garitte, A. Bond, A. Millard, C. Zhang, C. Mcdermott, S. Nakama, A. Gens (2012). Analysis of hydro-mechanical processes in a ventilated tunnel in an argillaceous rock on the basis of different modelling approaches.
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Bond A and S Watson (2012). Understanding the Post-Closure Thermal Impact of HLW/SF Waste Packages. Quintessa Report for NDA RWMD QRS-1384Q-R2 v2.1.
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Bond A, Benbow S, Wilson J, McDermott C and English M (2012). Coupled hydro-mechanical-chemical process modelling in argillaceous formations for DECOVALEX-2011. Mineralogical Magazine, December 2012, vol 76(8), pp. 3131-3143.
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Bond A, Suckling P, Chittenden N, Walke R, Thatcher K (2012). Modelling of CO2 impacts for the ASGARD and Grimsrud experimental sites. Deliverable D4.3 for Work Package 4.1 of the RISCS project.
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Egan M, Little R and Walke R (2012). Review of Landscape Models used in SR-Site. Swedish Radiation Safety Authority Technical Note 2012:46.
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Limer L M C, Albrecht A, Hormann V, Gallerand M-O, Medri C, Pérez-Sánchez D, Smith K, Smith G and Thorne M (2012). Improving Confidence in Long-term Dose Assessments for U-238 Series Radionuclides. A report prepared within the BIOPROTA international cooperation programme.
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- Richard Little
- Philip Maul
- Peter Robinson
- Claire Watson
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Paulley A, Metcalfe R and Egan M (2012). Geological disposal programme design and prioritization in the face of uncertainty: use of structured evidence support logic techniques. Mineralogical Magazine, December 2012, vol 76(8), pp. 3497-3507.
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Pérez-Sánchez D, Thorne M C and Limer L M C (2012). A Mathematical Model for the Behaviour of Se-79 in Soils and Plants that takes account of Seasonal Variations in Soil Hydrology. Journal of Radiological Protection, 32(1), 11-37.
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Smith K, Albrecht A, Thorne M, Coppin F, Ikonen A, Pérez-Sánchez D, Smith G and Limer L (2012). Se-79 in the Soil-Plant System, Phase 2: Approaches to Modelling. A report prepared within the BIOPROTA international cooperation programme.
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Towler G, Bond A, Watson S, Norris S, Suckling P and Benbow S (2012). Understanding the behaviour of gas in a geological disposal facility: modelling coupled processes and key features at different scales. Mineralogical Magazine, December 2012, vol 76(8), pp. 3365-3371.
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Walke R C (2012). The PRISM Foodchain Modelling Software: Performance Assessment of the Soil-Plant Uptake Model. Quintessa limited report to the Food Standards Agency QRS-3004F-3, Version 1.0.
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Walke R C, Thorne M C and Limer L M C (2012). The PRISM Foodchain Modelling Software: Version 3.3 Data Report. Quintessa Report to the UK Food Standards Agency QRS-3004G-2, Version 1.0, April 2012.
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Walke R C, Thorne M C, Watson C E and Limer L M C (2012). The PRISM Foodchain Modelling Software: Version 3.3 Technical Report. Quintessa Report to the UK Food Standards Agency QRS-3004G-1, Version 1.0, April 2012.
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Walke R, Thorne M and Norris S (2012). Biosphere studies supporting the disposal system safety case in the UK. Mineralogical Magazine, December 2012, vol 76(8), pp. 3225-3232.
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Watson C, Savage S, Wilson J, Walker C and Benbow S (2012). The long-term cement studies project: the UK contribution to model development and testing. Mineralogical Magazine, December 2012, vol 76(8), pp. 3445-3455.
- Steven Benbow
- Colin Walker
- Claire Watson
- James Wilson
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Watson CE and Maul PR (2012). QPAC: Quintessa’s General-Purpose Modelling Software
- Philip Maul
- Claire Watson
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Yoshida H, Metcalfe R, Ishibashi M and Minami M (2012). Long-term stability of fracture systems and their behaviour as flow paths in uplifting granitic rocks from the Japanese orogenic field. Geofluids, 13, 45–55.