What Are the Free Alternatives to Nucleonica.net?

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Nucleonica.net has transitioned to a paid model, prompting users to seek free alternatives for radiation dose information. The Health Physics Society's website provides useful resources and links for radiation safety information. Participants in the discussion are looking for reliable substitutes that offer similar functionalities without cost. Suggestions include exploring academic institutions or government resources that may provide free access to radiation data. Finding a comprehensive, no-cost alternative remains a priority for users needing reliable radiation shielding information.
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I used to use Nucleonica.net from Karlsruhe when ever I needed information about
dose from a radiation source behind a reference shielding for example.

This site is no longer free of charge. Do you know any good substitutes?
 
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http://hps.org/publicinformation/ate/q708.html

Has some info and suggested sites
 
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