Equidosimetry

Part 1. Approaches to ecological standardization. Problems of ecological standardization and dosimetry of action of different factors on biota of ecosystems.- The principal approaches to standardization of technogenic contamination of the environment;.- Estimation of parameters of radiocapacity of biota in the ecosystem; criteria of their well-being.- Part 2. Approaches to Equidosimetry in Ecology. Equidosimetry : A reflection of risk assessment.- An equi-dosimetric approach to the comparison of radation and chemical effects on natural populations of aquatic organisms. Determination of hetergeneity of biota as a perspective parameter of ecological standardization.- Phytoviruses as indicators of environment.- Protein and radioactive levels of Patella coerulea Linnaeus around Dardanelles.- Equidosimetric comparison of efficiency of gamma-irradiation and chemical toxic agents (copper and phenol) on the red algae of black sea.-Macrophytes as bioindicators of radionuclide contamination in ecosystems of different aquatic bodies in Chernobyl exclusion zone.-Effects of radioactive and chemical pollution on plant virus frequency distribution.- Species diversity as a factor of radiostability of algal cenosis.- Part 3. Radioecology and Ecotoxicology in General Ecology. Modern problems of ecotoxicology.-Ecosystem GIS-modeling in ecotoxicology.- Mapping transfer parameters of radionuclides in terrestrial environments.- Radioecological factors of the geological environment within Ukranian territory.-Behaviour of the radionuclides in peat soils.-Evaluation of the effect of Dnipro river reservoirs on coastal landscapes.-Radiation effects on the populations of soil invertebrates in Belarus.- Part 4. Problems of Estimation of Risks from Different Factors. Generalized ecosystem indices: Ecological scaling and ecological risk.- Ecological risk assessment as a method for integrating risks from multiple stressors at hazardous waste sites.- Comparing risks from exposure to radionuclides and other carcinogens at arctic coal mines.- Risk due to joint chemical and radiationcontamination of food.- Part 5. Problems of Synergism of Different Pollutants. Synergetic effects of different pollutants and equidosimetry.- The behaviour of radionuclides and chemical contaminants in terrestrial and water ecosystems of Urals region.- Synergism of low dose chronic radiation and biotic stress for plants.- Comparative study of the effects on endocrine disruptor and ionizing radiation with plant bioassay.- Part 6. Genetic Factors, Environment and Toxicants. Cytogenetic effects in plants after weak and combined exposures and a problem of ecological standardization.- Role of various components of ecosystems in biochemical migration of pollutants of antropogenic origin in forests.- An assessment of disruptions in biosystems under conditions of intensive radionuclide contamination of water bodies.- Ecological inspection of military object.- The procedure of military sites rehabilitation with optimal planning of tender orders.- Modeling and simulation of 137Cs migration in boreal forest ecosystems.- Behavior Cs-137 and Sr-90 on fish ponds in Ukraine.- Genetic effects of chronic gamma-irradiation at a low dose rate: experimental study om CBA/LAC mice.- Part 7. Applied Radioecology and Ecotoxicology. Methods and tasks of radiation monitoring of forest ecosystems.- Similarities and differences in behaviour of Cs-137, K-40 and Be-7 in natural ecosystems.- Heavy metals accumulation by agricultural crops grown on various types of soil in Polessje zone of Ukraine.- The brillant blue method for water soluble Chernobyl Cs-137 behaviour estimation in soils of south Belarus.- Aquatic ecosystems within the Chernobyl NPP exclusion zone: The latest data on radionuclide contamination and absorbed dose for hydrobionts.- Role of high plants in redistribution of radionuclides in w