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The 3rd International Symposium on the System of Radiological Protection Seoul, Korea October 20-22, 2015 Akira Endo ICRP Committee 2 & ICRU Report Committee 26 Japan Atomic Energy Agency

ICRP Publication 116 Conversion Coefficients for Radiological Protection Quantities for External Radiation Exposures Reference data set based on the 2007 Recommendations Supersedes ICRP74 and extends particle types and energy ranges Important issue on radiation monitoring ICRP Publication 118 ICRP Statement on Tissue Reactions/Early and Late Effects of Radiation in Normal Tissues and Organs Recommends reducing dose limit for the lens of the eye Dose assessment by better modeling is required 2

Based on absorbed doses in specified tissues and organs Equivalent dose in a tissue or organ Effective dose,, D T, R : Mean absorbed dose from radiation R in a tissue or organ T w R : Radiation weighting factor : Tissue weighting factor w T 3

Antero-posterior Right-lateral Absorbed dose High Low 4

E / Φ (Sv cm 2 ) Effective dose depends on incident direction of photons The quantity is not suitable for measurement 5

ICRU Operational quantities Ambient dose equivalent, H*(d) Directional dose equivalent, H (d, Ω ) Personal dose equivalent, H p (d) Physical quantities Fluence, Φ Kerma, K Absorbed dose, D Related by calibration and calculation Monitored quantities Instrument responses Comparison & estimation ICRP Protection quantities Organ absorbed dose, D T Organ equivalent dose, H T Effective dose, E 6

D : Absorbed dose at a point in tissue Q : Quality factor for the specific radiation at that point Characterizes biological effectiveness based on ionization density Low LET High LET 7

Area monitoring Ambient dose equivalent, H*(d) Directional dose equivalent, H (d, Ω ) Individual monitoring Personal dose equivalent, H p (d) Unidirectional field ICRU sphere (30 cm in diameter) Soft tissue Specified direction α α d Point of measurement, d 8

Control of Effective dose E Protection quantities Equivalent dose to lens of eye H lens Equivalent dose to local skin H skin Area monitoring Ambient dose equivalent H*(10) Directional dose equivalent H (3, Ω ) Directional dose equivalent H (0.07, Ω ) Individual monitoring Personal dose equivalent H p (10) Personal dose equivalent H p (3) Operational quantities Personal dose equivalent H p (0.07) 9

ICRP Publication 116 extends dose conversion coefficients for external exposure for various radiations up to higher energies compared with ICRP74 Regarding the extension of energy range, Paragraph (248) of ICRP116 states For operational quantities at these higher energies, comparisons with a small sample of the data published since 1996 demonstrate that there is a need to further examine the relationship of the operational and protection quantities. In 2010, ICRU undertook the task to re-evaluate the definitions of the operational quantities. 10

H*(10) Mono-energetic photons 0.1 MeV photons 10 MeV photons 100 MeV photons 10-13 10-12 10-11 10-10 (Sv cm 2 ) 11

Effective dose E / Φ (Sv cm 2 ) H*(10) H*(10) is not a reasonable estimate of E in high energy The problem has to be solved to adopt ICRP116 12

Aim: Proposes a new system of the operational quantities, which replaces ICRU Report 51 and, in part, Report 57 Examines the rationale for the operational quantities Taking account of the update of definitions of the protection quantities in ICRP103, and the extension of particle types and energy ranges in ICRP116 Examines the relationships of the operational quantities with the protection quantities Examines the impact of changes on routine measurement practice, including instrument design and calibration 13

Co-chairs David Bartlett (UK) Nolan Hertel (USA) Members Jean-Marc Bordy (France) Günther Dietze (Germany, deceased) Akira Endo (Japan) Gianfranco Gualdrini (Italy) Maurizio Pelliccioni (Italy) ICRP Committee / TG member Consultants Peter Ambrosi (Germany) Rolf Behrens (Germany) Jean-François Bottollier-Depois (France) Paolo Ferrari (Italy) Thomas Otto (Switzerland) Bernd Siebert (Germany) Kenneth Veinot (USA) ICRU Sponsors David Burns (France) Elena Fantuzzi (Italy) Hans Menzel (Germany) Steve Seltzer (USA) 14

For control of effective dose Operational quantities are defined based on effective dose We have reference values of effective dose conversion coefficients calculated using the reference phantoms (ICRP110, 116) For prevention of deterministic effects Operational quantities are defined by absorbed dose Equivalent dose is the product of absorbed dose and w R, which is only defined for stochastic effects Dose for the lens of the eye and local skin could more appropriately be set in terms of absorbed dose 15

Emax E / Φ (Sv cm2) New quantity: Emax maximum values of E Current quantity: H*(10) 16

Calculated using the ICRP reference phantoms 17

E / Φ (Sv cm2) Current quantity: H*(10) Emax maximum values of E New quantity: Emax 18

Calculated using the stylized eye model R. Behrens, et al. Phys. Med. Biol. 54, 4069 (2009). R. Behrens, et al. Phys. Med. Biol. 56, 415 (2011). R. Behrens. Radiat. Prot. Dosim. 155, 224 (2013). 19

Calculated for the sensitive layer using the tissue-equivalent phantom 20

Personal dose equivalent Personal absorbed dose to the lens, Personal absorbed dose to the local skin 0 deg. α, Conversion coefficients, h E, d lens and d local skin, are given for various angles, α Calibration phantoms for personal dosimeters remain unchanged 21

Area monitoring Individual monitoring New definition Whole body H = Φ conversion coefficient for effective dose Lens & skin D = Φ conversion coefficient for absorbed dose Current definition H = Q absorbed dose in ICRU sphere H = Q absorbed dose in soft tissue Avoids introduction of ICRU sphere and Q-L function Simplifies the system of radiation monitoring and dose assessment 22

Changing the system affects Radiation protection practice, legislation and regulations, Instrumentation and calibration, etc Calibration of instrument Calibration phantoms: Unchanged water slab, water cylinder, water pillar, and PMMA rod Reference fields: Unchanged fluence for neutrons, air kerma for photons, absorbed dose to ICRU tissue for electron Conversion coefficients: Revised fluence-, air kerma-, or absorbed dose-to-e max, D lens, etc. 23

Photons Neutrons 24 H*(10) / H* H*(10) / H*

ICRU Report Committee 26 proposes a new system of operational quantities for external radiations For control of effective dose Defines operational quantities based on effective dose For prevention of deterministic effects Defines operational quantities by absorbed dose This approach to operational quantities Harmonizes with protection quantities Provides reasonable estimates of protection quantities Simplifies the system of radiation monitoring & dose assessment, and assists in the comprehension of radiation protection quantities 25

A draft of the ICRU Report is mostly completed except for data gaps The Committee is now collecting conversion coefficients and calculating data that are not currently available The draft will be sent to the ICRU Commission for review, and then distributed to related organizations including ICRP for comments The Report Committee of ICRU welcomes your opinions 26

In Memoriam Dr. Günther Dietze Günther served on many national and international committees including the Chair of ICRP Task Group 67 Passed away on 25 January 2015 ICRP Publication 123 Assessment of Radiation Exposure of Astronauts in Space

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