Deposition of 137Cs and precipitation distribution in Vojvodina, Northern Serbia after the Chernobyl accident

Kalkan, S. Kristina; Forkapić, Sofija; Marković, Božidarka; Gavrilov, B Milivoj; Bikit-Schroeder, Kristina; Mrđa, Dušan; Radaković, Milica G.; Tošić, Radislav

doi:10.1016/j.chemosphere.2020.128471

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“…The higher value of 137 Cs cannot be attributed to the nuclear accident in Fukushima, which affected the CR only minimally. Nor can it be attributed to the global fallout from nuclear weapons tests from 1945 to 1963 [29], which was approximately 5 kBq m −2 relatively homogeneously dispersed at our latitudes (40-50 • N and 50-60 • N) (calculated from UNSCEAR [30]). Figure 1 shows a map of sampling points covering six districts.…”

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Occurrence of 137Cs in Soil and Agricultural and Forest Products of the Contaminated Northeastern Part of the Czech Republic

Liszoková,

Škrkal,

Stalmachová

et al. 2023

The 4th International Conference on Advances in Environmental Engineering

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Section: Cs Activity Concentration In Soilsmentioning

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Occurrence of 137Cs in Soil and Agricultural and Forest Products of the Contaminated Northeastern Part of the Czech Republic

Liszoková,

Škrkal,

Stalmachová

et al. 2023

The 4th International Conference on Advances in Environmental Engineering

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“…The radionuclide 137 Cs has been extensively employed to quantify soil erosion [34,35]. Afshar et al [36] estimated the rate of soil reformation in western Iran using 137 Cs radionuclides and the erosion and deposition rates are 29.8 and 21.8 t•hm -2 a -1 , respectively.…”

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Investigating the Soil Wind Erosion in the Black Soil Region of Northeast China Based on <sup>137</sup>Cs Tracer Method

Jiang,

Li,

Wang

et al. 2023

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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Soil wind erosion is one of the critical drivers of land degradation in the black soil region of northeastern China. In this study, 137 Cs background value and soil wind erosion rate was studied by using 137 Cs nuclide tracing technique in the black soil region of northeastern China, and wind erosion characteristics such as background value and soil erosion rate over the years were clarified, which has guiding significance for soil and water conservation and agricultural sustainable development in the black soil region of northeast China. The mean area activity of the Hilltop area was 1541 Bq•m -2 , which was lower than the background value of 1879.7 Bq•m -2 in the study area. At the top of the hill, soil erosion occurred to some extent. The 137 Cs profile has distributional characteristics that can be divided into three categories. Most of the 137 Cs area activity in Hilltop area is evenly distributed in 0-15 cm, and the 137 Cs area activity below 15 cm decreased gradually until it disappeared. The spatial difference of wind erosion rate is significant in the study area, mainly between 7.17-10.13 t•hm -2 a -1 . The average wind erosion rate of hilltops with different tillage quality depths has little difference. The average wind erosion rate is 8.60 t•hm -2 a -1 , which belongs to mild erosion. However, its erosion rate is higher than the tolerable soil loss of 2 t•hm -2 a -1 in the black soil

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Remote sensing and nuclear techniques for high-resolution mapping and quantification of gully erosion in the highly erodible area of the Malčanska River Basin, Eastern Serbia

Đokić

Manić

Đorđević

et al. 2023

Environmental Research

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Deposition of 137Cs and precipitation distribution in Vojvodina, Northern Serbia after the Chernobyl accident

Cited by 3 publications

References 19 publications

Occurrence of 137Cs in Soil and Agricultural and Forest Products of the Contaminated Northeastern Part of the Czech Republic

Occurrence of 137Cs in Soil and Agricultural and Forest Products of the Contaminated Northeastern Part of the Czech Republic

Investigating the Soil Wind Erosion in the Black Soil Region of Northeast China Based on <sup>137</sup>Cs Tracer Method

Remote sensing and nuclear techniques for high-resolution mapping and quantification of gully erosion in the highly erodible area of the Malčanska River Basin, Eastern Serbia

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