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[Thermoluminescence Slab Dosimeter].

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    • Dosimetry

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    • Thermoluminescence dosimetry (TLD) has been used since 1953.
    • Early 2D TLD development in 1972 faced challenges like fading and handling difficulties.
    • Current TLD applications are mainly localized, small-scale dosimetry and personal exposure monitoring.

    Purpose:

    • To introduce a novel 2D thermoluminescence dosimetry system, the TL Slab Dosimeter.
    • To leverage advancements in CCD camera technology for high-resolution, large-area radiation imaging.
    • To present the measurement system and typical applications of this new 2D TLD.

    Summary:

    • The TL Slab Dosimeter utilizes modern CCD imaging technology to enable large-area, high-resolution 2D thermoluminescence dosimetry.
    • This system addresses historical limitations of 2D TLD, such as fading and measurement time.
    • The paper details the dosimeter's design, measurement setup, and demonstrates its utility in various scenarios.

    Impact:

    • Expected to enable a new generation of applications for 2D TL dosimetry.
    • Facilitates more efficient and comprehensive radiation monitoring over large areas.
    • Advances the field of radiation dosimetry by providing a practical and high-resolution imaging solution.