D. Sarkar
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2
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5
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About
D. Sarkar is a researcher specializing in radiation safety and robotics for accelerator environments. Their key research areas include radiation mapping, robotic deployment in hazardous zones, and operational safety for medium-energy particle accelerators. Sarkar's major contributions involve developing mobile robotic systems to autonomously map mixed radiation fields—particularly neutron and gamma radiation—inside cyclotron bunkers. Their 2011 work on online radiation mapping of the K-130 Room Temperature Cyclotron (3 citations) pioneered a method to protect personnel from radiation exposure during normal and accidental scenarios. This was extended in 2013 with a study on radiation mapping inside bunkers of medium-energy accelerators using a robotic carrier (2 citations), demonstrating the feasibility of remote surveying in high-risk environments. While citation counts are modest, Sarkar's work is notable for addressing a critical safety gap: the need for real-time, remote radiation assessment in operational accelerator facilities. Their research directly supports the protection of operators and maintenance staff, making it a foundational contribution to the field of radiological robotics.
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