Abstract: Described is an optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) sensor comprising one or more cylindrical cup-shaped filters.

Abstract: Described is device comprising dosimeter for measuring one or more doses of radiation; and an RFID tag comprising an antenna for communicating with an RFID tag reader and non-volatile memory for storing data therein.

Abstract: Described is an optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) sensor comprising one or more cylindrical cup-shaped filters.

Abstract: Described is device comprising dosimeter for measuring one or more doses of radiation; and an RFID tag comprising an antenna for communicating with an RFID tag reader and non-volatile memory for storing data therein.

Abstract: Described is a portable dosimeter that includes a piece of optically stimulated luminescence material (OSLM) mounted in a dosimeter mount that is rotatably mounted in a cylindrical recess of a dosimeter housing.

Abstract: Described is a portable dosimeter reader that is small in size and light in weight.

Abstract: Described is a dosimeter reader for reading a plurality of optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) sensors of a dosimeter sled and for reading an RFID tag on the dosimeter sled.

Abstract: Described is a device comprising a dosimeter reader including an RFID tag reader for retrieving and/or updating all or a portion of the data stored in the non-volatile memory of an RFID tag on a dosimeter sled that is part of a radiation dosimeter. Also described is a method retrieving and/or updating the data stored in the non-volatile memory of the RFID tag.

Abstract: Described is an optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) sensor comprising one or more cylindrical cup-shaped filters.

Abstract: Described is a radiation dosimeter including one or more optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) sensors.

Abstract: Described is a dosimeter sled comprising: one or more optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) sensors mounted in the dosimeter sled and an RFID tag comprising an antenna for communicating with an RFID tag reader and a non-volatile memory for storing data therein.

Abstract: Described is a slidable dosimeter sled for a radiation dosimeter.

Abstract: Described is an optical system for a dosimeter reader having reduced sensitivity to vibration and motion.

Abstract: Described is a method comprising the following steps: (a) moving a selected optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) sensor of two or OSL sensors mounted on a dosimeter sled to a reading position for an OSL reader; (b) reading the selected OSL sensor at the reading position using the OSL reader to measure a radiation dosage to which a dosimeter in which the dosimeter sled has been mounted has been exposed; and (c) repeating steps (a) and (b) for each of the two or more OSL sensors, wherein each OSL sensor comprises an optically stimulated luminescent material (OSLM) mounted in one or more cylindrical cup-shaped energy compensating filters, and wherein the dosimeter sled is part of a dosimeter.

Abstract: Described is device comprising dosimeter for measuring one or more doses of radiation; and an RFID tag comprising an antenna for communicating with an RFID tag reader and non-volatile memory for storing data therein.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method and system for measuring the spatial distribution of fluorescence from the excited radiochromic luminescent material; and for signal processing of the spatial distribution of fluorescence to thereby detect tracks of one or more heavy charged particles with which the luminescent material has been irradiated. The present invention also provides a method and system for measuring the spatial distribution of fluorescence from an excited radiochromic luminescent material that has been irradiated with a hot particle of a radioactive material. The present invention provides a method for detecting thermal and fast neutrons as well as a method for determining parameters of heavy charge particles. In several embodiments of the present invention, the luminescent material comprises Al2O3 doped with magnesium and carbon.

Abstract: Disclosed is a dosimeter badge that includes body locator indicia consisting of an icon representing a portion of a human body and indicia, such as a dot, associated therewith to indicate where, on the body, the badge should be worn. This information as to the desired location wherein the badge has been or will be worn is included in the identifying indicia printed on the dosimeter badge. A preferred form of dosimeter badge includes a flat member separated into panels along fold lines.