Lesson 2/Practice Exercise
4.
Which operational situation factor would NOT influence whether an aerial or ground
radiological survey is conducted?
a.
Weather conditions and visibility in the area of interest
b.
Extent of predicted contamination area
c.
Availability of vehicles versus aircraft
d.
Number of decontamination units within the area
5.
Which factor is NOT an operational situation factor which must be considered in planning a
radiological survey?
a.
Terrain
b.
Time-of-day
c.
Availability of survey personnel
d.
Enemy nuclear capability
6.
In an aerial survey, the aerial dose rate was 15 cGy(rad)/hr and the unshielded ground dose rate
was 75 cGy(rad)/hr. What is the air-ground correlation factor?
a.
0.6
b.
2.5
c.
5.0
d.
7.5
7.
Which aspect of the radiological survey plan will the time available for the survey, size of the
area, and stability of the tactical situation affect most?
a.
Radiation dose status of personnel
b.
Type of equipment available
c.
The amount of detail on the survey
d.
The predicted extent of fallout
8.
Route and point survey techniques can be combined on most
a.
aerial chemical surveys.
b.
ground radiological surveys.
c.
course leg radiological surveys.
d.
aerial radiological surveys.
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