Abstract
A radioecological database is developed using theresults of radiation monitoring over the period from 2000 to 2019 in the areas of six reference nuclear power facilities: three nuclear power plants with different types of nuclear reactors (Novovoronezh, Leningrad, and Beloyarsk NPPs) and three combines (Priargunsky Industrial Mining and ChemicalUnion, Mining and Chemical Combine, and Mayak Production Association). The goals of creating the radioecological database are formulated. The principles implemented during its development and operation are indicated. The structure of the database and the format of data prese ntation are shown. A general description of the database is given. The availability and distribution of data over the years, various environmental objects, and technogenic radionuclides are analyzed. Examples of using the information stored in the database for assessing the environment radiati on safety based on the environmental criteria are given.
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