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Ritchie J.C., Ritchie C.A. Bibliography of publications of cesium-137 studies related to erosion and sediment deposition. USDA-ARS, Hydrology and Remote Sensing Laboratory, 2008

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Anisimov N.A., Rylov M.I., Barinov A.S. Calculational modelling for safety analysis // Radiation safety, 2008, 3, pp. 64-68

Modelling the migration and accumulation of radionuclides in forest ecosystems Final Report of the Forest Working Group activities 1998 - 2000 BIOMASS Theme 3, IAEA, Vienna, 2001 (part 1)

Modelling the migration and accumulation of radionuclides in forest ecosystems Final Report of the Forest Working Group activities 1998 - 2000 BIOMASS Theme 3, IAEA, Vienna, 2001 (part 2)

Mamikhin S.V. Simulation of the Dynamics of Different Forms of Radiocesium in Soils of Terrestrial Ecosystems // Moscow University Soil Science Bulletin, 2007, Vol. 62, No. 4, pp. 196-199.

Stolbova V.V. and Mamikhin S.V. Methods for Assessing the State of Impacted Ecosystems on the Basis of Bioindication Data // Moscow University Soil Science Bulletin, 2008, Vol. 63, No. 1, pp. 37-44.

Badawy W.M., Mamikhin S.V. Radioactivity measurements and dose rate calculation due to gamma-ray of soil from Chashnikovo - Russia // Arab Jornal of Nuclear Sciences and Applications, 2012, V. 45, N 2, pp. 270-282.

Mamikhin S.V. Dynamics of carbon of organic matter and radionuclides in terrestrial ecosystems (simulation modeling and application of information technologies). M., Moscow State University, 2003, 172 p. (in Russian)

Mamikhin S. V. Role of Macromycetes as Accumulators of Cs-137 In Forest Ecosystems // Radiobiology&Radioecology, 2012, v.52, N 4, p. 546-552 (in Russian)

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Mamikhin S. V., Manakhov D. V., Shcheglov A. I. The Comparative Analysis of Cs-137, K-40, Sr-90 and Ca in Allocation Builders of an Ground Part of Wood Plants in a Quasi-Equilibrium Condition // Radiobiology&Radioecology, 2008, v.48, N 6, pp. 654-659 (in Russian)

Mamikhin S.V. & Kliashtorin A.L. Mathematical model of ¹³⁷Cs dynamics in the deciduous forest. // J. Environ. Radioactivity, 1999, Vol. 47 , No.1 , pp. 101-114.

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Shcheglov A.I., Tsvetnova O.B., Klyashtorin A.L. Biogeochemical Migration of Technogenic Radionuclides in Forest Ecosystems. - Nauka, Moscow, 2001.- 235 p.

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Perevolockiy A.N. Cs-137 and Sr-90 allocation in wood biogeocenosis. Gomel, Institute of a radiology, 2006, 255 p. (in Russian). It is possible to download from a site http://rir.by/ru/monography.html

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Fesenko S., S. Spiridonov, R. Avila Modelling of Cs-137 Behaviour In Forest Game Food Chains. In: Contaminated Forests - Recent Developments in Risk Identification and Future Perspectives, Eds. I. Linkov and W. Schell, NATO Science Series 2. Environmental Security, Vol. 58, 1999, pp. 239-247.

Higley K.A.Modeling Intermittent Processes In Radionuclide Migration In Soil Systems. In: Contaminated Forests - Recent Developments in Risk Identification and Future Perspectives, Eds. I. Linkov and W. Schell, NATO Science Series 2. Environmental Security, Vol. 58, 1999, pp. 231-238.

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Handbook of parameter values for the prediction of radionuclide transfer in terrestrial and fresh-water environments. Vienna: IAEA-TRS-472, 2010.

Jacob P., Fesenko S., Bogdevitch I., Kashparov V., Sanzharova N., Grebenshikova N., Isamov N., Lazarev N., Panov A., Ulanovsky A., Zhuchenk Y., Zhurba M. Rural areas affected by the Chernobyl accident: Radiation exposure and remediation strategies //Science of The Total Environment, v. 408, Issue 1, 2009, p. 14-25.

Thiry Y., Colle C., Yoschenko V., Levchuk S., Van Hees M., Hurtevent P., Kashparov V. Impact of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) plantings on long term ¹³⁷Cs and ⁹⁰Sr recycling from a waste burial site in the Chernobyl red Forest //Journal of Environmental radioactivity, v.100, Issue 12, 2009, p.1062-1068.

Quantification of radionuclide transfer in terrestrial and freshwater environments for radiological assessments, IAEA-TECDOC-1616, Vienna, 2009, p. 616.

Yoschenko V., Kashparov V., Levchuk S., Lundin S., Protsak V., Khomutinin Yu., Glukhovsky A., Maloshtan I., Tschiersch J. Formation of radioactive aerosol particles during the wildland fires in Chernobyl zone and their radioecological impact //Radioactive Particles in the Environment, NATO Science for Peace and Security Series C: Environmental Security, ed. by D.Oughton, V. Kashparov, Published by Springer, the Netherlands 2009, p. 69-89.

Kashparov V., Ahamdach N., Levchuk S., Yoschenko V., Fesenko S., Maloshtan I. Dissolution of particles of irradiated nuclear fuel in the temporary storages of radioactive waste in Chernobyl zone: sources for radionuclides migration //Radioactive Particles in the Environment, NATO Science for Peace and Security Series C: Environmental Security, ed. by D.Oughton, V. Kashparov, Published by Springer, the Netherlands 2009, p. 139-156.

Levchuk S., Yoschenko V., Kashparov V., Van Meir N., Christophe A., Bugai D. Phenomenon of a fast migration of plutonium radioisotops in ground water: colloids or soluble form? //Radioactive Particles in the Environment, NATO Science for Peace and Security Series C: Environmental Security, ed. by D.Oughton, V. Kashparov, Published by Springer, the Netherlands 2009, p. 157-167.

Zhurba M., Kashparov V., Ahamdach N., Salbu B., Yoschenko V., Levchuk S. The "hot particles" data base //Radioactive Particles in the Environment, NATO Science for Peace and Security Series C: Environmental Security, ed. by D.Oughton, V. Kashparov, Published by Springer, the Netherlands 2009, p. 187-195.

Van Meir N., Bugai D., Kashparov V. The experimental platform in Chernobyl: an international research polygon in the exclusion zone for soil and groundwater contamination //Radioactive Particles in the Environment, NATO Science for Peace and Security Series C: Environmental Security, ed. by D.Oughton, V. Kashparov, Published by Springer, the Netherlands 2009, p. 197-208.

Yoschenko V., Kashparov V., Lazarev N. Hot particles behavior in cows after peroral intake //Radioactive Particles in the Environment, NATO Science for Peace and Security Series C: Environmental Security, ed. by D.Oughton, V. Kashparov, Published by Springer, the Netherlands 2009, p. 259-267.

Levchuk S., Kashparov V., Lazarev N., Colle C., Hovard B., Yoschenko V., Yoschenko L. Transfer of Cl from herbage into tissues and milk products of dairy cattle and pigs //Radiation and Environmental Biophysics, 47 (1), 2008, pp. 111-119.

Kashparov V., Colle C., Levchuk S., Yoschenko V., Zvarich S. Radiochlorine concentration ratios for agricultural plants in various soil conditions //Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, v. 95, Issue 1, 2007, p.10-22.

Kashparov V., Colle C., Levchuk S., Yoschenko V., Svydynuk N. Transfer of chlorine from the environment to agricultural foodstuffs //Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, v.94, Issue 1, 2007, p.1-15.

Fesenko S.V., Alexakhin R.M., Balonov M.I., Bogdevitch I.M., Howard B.J., Kashparov V.A., Sanzharova N.I., Panov A.V., Voigt G., Zhuchenka Y.M An extended critical review of twenty years of countermeasures used in agriculture after the Chernobyl accident // Science of The Total Environment, 2007, v. 383 (1), pp. 1-24.

Kashparov V.A. Assessment of ecological risk caused by the long-living radionu-clides in environment // Ecotoxicology, ecological risk assessment and multiple stressors, NATO Security though Science series C: Environmental Security, ed. by G. Arapis, Published by Springer, the Netherlands, vol.6, 2006, p.155-164.

Yoschenko V.I., Kashparov V.A., Protsak V.P., Lundin S.M., Levchuk S.E., Kadygrib A.M., Zvarich S.I., Khomutinin Yu.V., Maloshtan I.M., Lanshin V.P., Kovtun M.V., Tschiersch J. Resuspension and redistribution of radionuclides during grassland and forest fires in the Chernobyl exclusion zone: part I. Fire experiments //Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, v.86, Issue 2, 2006, p.143-163.

Yoschenko V.I., Kashparov V.A., Levchuk S.E., Glukhovskiy A.S., Khomutinin Yu.V., Protsak V.P., Lundin S.M. and Tschiersch J. Resuspension and redistribution of radionuclides during grassland and forest fires in the Chernobyl exclusion zone: part II. Modeling the transport process //Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, v.87, Issue 3, 2006, p. 260-278.

Environmental consequences of the Chernobyl accident and their remediation: twenty years of experience //Report of the Chernobyl Forum Expert Group "Environment", Ed. Anspaugh, L. and Balonov, M., Radiological assessment reports series, IAEA, STI/PUB/1239, 2006, 166p.

Fesenko S. V., Alexakhin R. M., Balonov M. I., Bogdevich I. M.,Howard B. J., Kashparov V. A., Sanzharova N. I., Panov A. V., Voigt G., Zhuchenka Yu. M. Twenty years application of agricultural countermeasures following the Chernobyl accident: lessons learned //Journal of Radiological Protections, v. 26, 2006, p.351-359.

Fesenko S.V., Alexakhin R.M., Balonov M.I., Bogdevich I.M, Howard B.J., Kashparov V.A., Sanzharova N.I., Voigt G, Zhuchenko Yu. Consequences for agriculture //Nuclear engineering international, March 2006, p.34-37.

Kashparov V., Colle C., Zvarich S., Yoschenko V., Levchuk S., Lundin S. Soil-to-plant halogens transfer studies 1. Root uptake of radioiodine by plants //Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, v.79, Issue 2, 2005, p.187-204.

Kashparov V., Colle C., Zvarich S., Yoschenko V., Levchuk S., Lundin S. Soil-to-plant halogens transfer studies 2. Root uptake of radiochlorine by plants //Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, v.79, Issue 3, 2005, p.233-253.

Bugai D., Kashparov V., Dewiére L., Khomutinin Yu., Levchuk S., Yoschenko V. Characterization of subsurface geometry and radioactivity distribution in the trench containing Chernobyl clean-up wastes //Environmental Geology, v.47, 2005, p.869-881.

Colle C., Kashparov V., Zvarich S., Yoschenko V., Levchuk S., Lundin S. Fate of long-lived radioactive halogens, (36Cl, 129I), in agricultural ecosystems: Field investigations, Radioprotection v. 40 No. Suppl. 1 (May 2005), p. S329-S334.

Dewiere L., Bugai D., Kashparov V., Barthès V. Validation of the global model for 90Sr migration from the waste burial in the Chernobyl exclusion zone, Radioprotection v. 40 No. Suppl. 1 (May 2005), p. S245-S251.

Kashparov V.A., Ahamdach N., Zvarich S.I., Yoschenko V.I., Maloshtan I.N., Dewiere L. Kinetics of dissolution of Chernobyl fuel particles in soil in natural conditions. //Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, v.72, Issue 3, 2004, p.335-353.

Dewiere L., Bugai D., Grenier C., Kashparov V., Ahamdach N. 90Sr migration to the geo-sphere from a waste burial in the Chernobyl exclusion zone //Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, v.74, Issue 1-3, 2004, p.139-150.

Khomutinin Y.V., Kashparov V.A., Zhebrovska K.I. Sampling optimisation when radioecological monitoring (draft of English translation of the Russian book for IAEA in 2004)

Kashparov V.A. Hot Particles at Chernobyl //Environmental Science and Pollution Research, v.10 Special (1), 2003, pp.21-30.

Kashparov V.A., Lundin S.M., Zvarich S.I., Yoschenko V.I., Levtchuk S.E., Khomutinin Yu.V., Maloshtan I.N., Protsak V.P. Territory contamination with the radionuclides representing the fuel component of Chernobyl fallout //The Science of The Total Environment, vol.317, Issues 1-3, 2003, pp. 105-119.

Yoschenko V.I., Kashparov V.A., Protsak V.P., Tschiersch J. Autoradiographical methods for the assessment of radionuclides in hot particles on the filter samples //Applied Radiation and Isotopes, v.58, 2003, p.95-102.

Shestopalov V.M., Kashparov V.A., Ivanov Y.A. Radionuclide Migration into the Geological Environment and Biota Accident //Environmental Science and Pollution Research, v.10 Special (1), 2003, pp.39-47.

Ivanov Y.A., Kashparov V.A. Long-Term Dynamics of the Radioecological Situation in Terrestrial Chernobyl Exclusion Zone //Environmental Science and Pollution Research, v.10 Special (1), 2003, pp.13-20.

Kashparov V. Assessment of the radiological situation resulted by the accidental release of fuel particles //Radioprotection - Colloques, v.37, 2002-C1 pp.1061-1066.

Bugai D., Dewiere L., Kashparov V., Ahamdach N., Strontium-90 transport parameters from source term to aquifer in the Chernobyl Pilot Site. Radioprotection - Colloques, 2002, vol. 37-C1. pp.11-16.

Kashparov V.A., Lundin S.M., Khomutinin Yu.V., Kaminsky S.P., Levtchuk S.E., .Protsak V.P., Kadygrib A.M., Zvarich S.I., Yoschenko V.I., Tschiersch J. Soil contamination with 90Sr in the near zone of the Chernobyl accident // Journal of Environment Radioactivity, v.56, N 3, 2001, pp.285-298.

Salbu B., Krekling T., Lind D.H., Oughton D.H., Drakopoulas M., Simionovichi A., Snigireva I., Snigirev A., Weitkamp T., Adams F., Janssens K., Kashparov V. High energy X-ray microscopy for characterization of fuel particles // Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research, Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment, Volumes 467-468, Part 2, 21 July 2001, p.1249-1252.

Kashparov V., Yoschenko V.I., Levtchuk S.E., Tschiersch J., Wagenpfeil F. Application of the method of repeated mixing to non-uniformly contaminated bulky samples //Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, v. 246, No. 1, 2000. P. 165-172.

Kashparov V.A., Lundin S.M, Kadygrib A.M., Protsak V.P., Levtchuk S.E., Yoschenko V.I., Kashpur V.A., Talerko N.M. Forest fires in the territory contaminated as a result of the Chernobyl accident: radioactive aerosol resuspension and exposure of fire-fighters //Journal of Environmental Radioiactivity, v.51, 2000, pp.281-298.

Kashparov V.A., Protsak V.P., Ahamdach N., Stammose D., Peres J.M., Yoschenko V.I., Zvarich S.I. Dissolution kinetics of particles of irradiated Chernobyl nuclear fuel: influence of pH and oxidation state on the release of radionuclides in contaminated soil of Chernobyl //Journal of Nuclear Materials, v. 279, 2000, p.225-233.

Kashparov V.A., Oughton D.H., Zvarich S.I., Protsak V.P., Levchuk S.E. Kinetics of fuel particle weathering and 90Sr mobility in the Chernobyl 30-km exclusion zone //Health Physics.- 1999.- vol.76, N.3.- pp.251-259.

Sandalls J., Ivanov Y., Kashparov V., Arkhipov N. Fuel Particles Still Dominate the Chernobyl Scene //Radioactive Waste Management and Environmental Restoration, vol.20, 1997, p.237-247.

Sandalls J., Ivanov Y., Kashparov V., Arkhipov N. Fuel Particles Still Dominate the Chernobyl Scene //Radioactive Waste Management and Environmental Restoration, vol.20, 1997, p.237-247.

Kashparov V.A., Ivanov Yu.A., Zvarich S.I., Protsak V.P., Khomutinin Yu.V., Kurepin A.D., Pazukhin E.M. Formation of Hot Particles During the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Accident. //Nuclear Technology. - 1996.- v.114, N1.- pp.246-253.

Frank G., Kashparov V., Protsak V., Tschiersch J. Comparison measurements of a Russian standard aerosol impactor with several western standard aerosol instruments //J. of Aerosol Science, Vol.27, N. 3, 1996, p.477-486.

Kashparov V.A., Protsak V.P., Ivanov Yu.A., Nicholson K.W. Resuspension of Radionuclides and Contamination of Village Areas Around Chernobyl. //J. Aerosol Science. -1994.- v.25, No.5.- pp.755-761.

Kashparov V.A., Protsak V.P., Yoschenko V.I., Watterson J.D. Inhalation of Radionuclides During Agricultural Work in Areas Contaminated as a Result of the Chernobyl Reactor Accident. //J. Aerosol Science. -1994.- v.25,No.5.- pp.761-767.

Salbu B., Krekling T., Oughton D.H., Ostby G., Kashparov V.A., Brand T.L., Day J.P. Hot Particles in Acciden-tal Releases From Chernobyl and Windscale Nuclear Installations //Analyst, January 1994, Vol.119(1), p.125-130.

Kuriny V.D., Ivanov Yu.A., Kashparov V.A., Loshchilov N.A., Protsak V.P., Yudin E.B., Zhyrba M.A., Parshakov A.E. Particle-associated Chernobyl fall-out in the local and intermediate zones //Annals of Nuclear Energy, vol.20, N.6, p.415-420, 1993.

Loshchilov N.A., Kashparov V.A., Yudin Ye.B., Protsak V.P., Zhurba M.A., Parshakov A.E. Experimental assessment of radioactive fallout from the Chernobyl accident //Sicurezza e protezione, N 25-26 gennaio-agosto 1991, p.46-50.

Gludkov, A. N. Kashparov V. A., Kolobashkin V. M., Kotlyarov A. A., Kurepin A. D., Ponomarev-Stepnoi N. N. and Khrulev A. A. Method for obtaining samples for measuring the distribution of nuclear fuel and its fission products in HTR fuel particles // Atomic Energy, Volume 66, Number 3, pp.211-213.