Environmental Restoration Group, Inc.
 
Home
Company
Profile
Equipment
Rental
Indoor Survey Systems
GPS
Surveys
GSA
Help Page
Contact Us


Samples of ERG's GPS Radiological Survey Output:
Radiological Survey Data

Using GIS the different count rate ranges are assigned a unique symbol or color to assist in identifying contamination boundary.
Radiological Survey
Data Contours


Using GIS the individual counts are use to create contours of the survey data.

Survey Data Averaged

The survey area is disected into 10m x 10m squares and the counts in each square are averaged.

Sample Locations

Individual sample locations can be surveyed and unique symbols or colors assigned for result ranges. This data can then be compared to radiological survey.
Click on the links below to download the images above in 8.5" x 14" (Figs 1 to 3) or 8.5" x 11" (Fig 4) in PDF format.

 

Our goal is to save you remediation costs through:

  • Developing cost-effective planning documents.
  • Use of GPS-based radiological surveys.
  • Providing on-site laboratory capability.

We are recognized as a pioneer in GPS-based radiological surveys to support D&D Projects:

  • ERG began using GPS in 1994.
  • ERG has conducted surveys at numerous sites.
  • ERG has successfully cleaned up multiple sites with acreage in excess of 500 acres.
  • ERG has obtained approval by the NRC to use gamma data as primary verification data

We work for you in obtaining regulatory approval for using gamma surveys as the primary basis for verification through:

  • Studies to develop gamma-radionuclides in soil correlations.
  • Statistically-based soil sampling plans.
  • Preparing Verification Plan for regulatory agency approval
Phases of Radiological Surveys Support:
Site Characterization
  • Surface soil contamination
  • Collect data at points
  • Collect data on-the-move
  • Data presentation within hours
  • Gamma survey for up to 25 acres per day
  • Establish grids without land surveyors
  • Document soil sampling or auger locations

Radiological Control Monitoring

  • Use data maps for establishing contaminant boundaries
  • Use GPS to set stakes at boundary lines
  • GPS radiological surveys quickly document decontamination progress
  • Replace old data with new data in removal areas for a final status survey

Final Verification

  • High density gamma data presentations provide high degree of assurance that property has been decontaminated
  • High density gamma data may serve as principal method of verification when coupled with radionuclide-in-soil correlations

8809 Washington St. NE Suite 150
Albuquerque, NM 87113
Tel: (505) 298-4224 
Fax: (505) 797-1404

©2003, 2005, 2007 Environmental Restoration Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Print this page