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Environmental protection from ionising contaminants in the Arctic (EPIC)

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Funded by the EC Inco-Copernicus Programme the EPIC project: i) collated The project
therefore aims to collate information relating to the environmental transfer and fate
of selected radionuclides through aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems in the Arctic; ( ii)
identify suggested reference Arctic biota that can be used to evaluate potential dose rates to biota
in different terrestrial, freshwater and marine environments; ( iii) model the uptake of a
suite of radionuclides to reference Arctic biota; (iv) development of a reference set of
develop a set  of  reference dose models for reference Arctic biota; (viv) compilation compiled of data on dose-effects
relationships and assessments of potential radiological consequences for reference
Arctic biota; (vi) and integration of assessments of the environmental impact from
radioactive contamination with those for other contaminants.

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. The project worked closely with the FASSET consortium developing some joint databases.

Reports by the EPIC consortium (Many of the EPIC outputs were superseded by those of the ERICA project).
EPIC papers and reports