CLIMATOLOGICAL ASPECTS ENSURE THE SAFETY OF NUCLEAR FACILITIES IN RELATION TO THE TERRITORY OF INDOCHINA
The article considers current requirements for the safety of nuclear power plants, which at the beginning of the design process presuppose a comprehensive consequence analysis for possible emission events. These consequences are also determined by the conditions for atmospheric dispersions of radionuclides. In this study, we propose a methodology for estimating and building a climatic map of conditions for such radioactive dissemination that allows to select the safest areas for further establishing nuclear power plants in the future (on the example of Indochina).