Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP)Aim of the studyThe Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP) was established in 1991 to monitor identified pollution risks and their impacts on Arctic ecosystems. The AMAP is a group working under the Arctic Council. One of the key pollutants in the AMAP programme is radioactivity. ImplementationSTUK is responsible for the radioactivity data in the Finnish National Implementation Plan. Dissemination and exploitation of the resultsA 3rd AMAP Radioactivity Report will be completed in 2009-2010. The data is stored in an AMAP database CollaboratorsNordic Radiation Protection Agency (NRPA), Roshydromet, Typhoon, Risø, DOE, SSI, Canada, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Geislavarnir ríkisins, Iceland; University of the Faroe Islands, Denmark and Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland TimetableContinuous project. Responsible scientistDina Solatie Page updated 15/05/2009
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