Abstract
The computer model LORAN (LOng Range Atmospheric advection of Nuclides) wich includes a recently developed description of the mixing layer growth is described. The model is assessed against measurements of radioactivity in air and soil after the Chernobyl accident. The ATMES data set, together with recently acquired measurements in Italy (Cs-137 air concentration), Russia, Rumania and Norway (cumumulative deposition of Cs-137) are used for the actual field measurements, when the analysed windfields from circulation models are used. This gives an indication of the representativeness of measurements considered in the comparison.
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