Re: Microshield/Isoshield Codes

[LIPTONW@detroitedison.com]

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I would highly recommend "Microshield."  It is easy to use and 
well-documented.  Validation documentation is available, and I have found the 
vendor, Grove Engineering, helpful when I called.  I don't think that 
specialized training is needed, but you should carefully read the 
documentation to be sure that you understand the notation, limitations, and 
assumptions used. 
 
Bill Lipton 
The opinions expressed are strictly mine. 



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I need to perform a variety of dose projections (best guesses) on sheilded
and unsheilded odd shaped sources.  I would appreciate any feedback on the
Microshield and Isoshield codes, including personal experience, contacts for
purchasing these codes, and training workshops for these codes.  Thanks in
advance,

Mike Lewandowski        mikelew@tis.eh.doe.gov
Westinghouse/WIPP       (505)234-8419



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