방사성핵종 전이인자 DB연계를 위한 데이터 로더모듈 개발
Development of Data Loader Module for Database Link of Transfer Parameters of Radionuclides
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Radionuclide migration numerical model in surface water is now being developed forevaluating long-term behavior of radioactive materials released into aquatic environment from anuclear accident. Data of distribution coefficient (Kd) and concentration factor (CF) were gatheredand constructed with database (DB) for an environmental media to use with the basic inputparameter of radionuclide migration model in surface water environment. Also, a data loadermodule has been developed using the C language in Linux system, and it was composed of link withthe radionuclide migration model efficiently for easy utilization. Developed data loader modulewas verified through the process of configuring DB file again after reading each data in DB. A dataloader module will be updated by aquisition new data set from International Atomic Energy Agency.
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Radionuclide migration numerical model in surface water is now being developed forevaluating long-term behavior of radioactive materials released into aquatic environment from anuclear accident. Data of distribution coefficient (Kd) and concentration factor (CF) were gatheredand constructed with database (DB) for an environmental media to use with the basic inputparameter of radionuclide migration model in surface water environment. Also, a data loadermodule has been developed using the C language in Linux system, and it was composed of link withthe radionuclide migration model efficiently for easy utilization. Developed data loader modulewas verified through the process of configuring DB file again after reading each data in DB. A dataloader module will be updated by aquisition new data set from International Atomic Energy Agency.
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