The tutorial provides users with a simple model that they can implement for themselves and then use to explore modelling of contaminant migration and potential impacts. In addition to providing those potentially interested in purchasing AMBER licences with hands-on experience of using the code, the demonstration version has been designed with its potential use as a free teaching tool in mind. a model for migration of carbon dioxide and methane from landfill disposal of municipal waste.a model for C-14 migration in an aquatic system and.a probabilistic biosphere model from the Nuclear Energy Agency PSACOIN model inter-comparison exercise.a Gaussian plume model within an atmospheric deposition source term.models for radionuclide releases to the biosphere via (i) contaminated irrigation water and (ii) groundwater discharges to a small lake catchment.a biokinetic model for lead behaviour in the human body.a model for atmospheric dispersion and deposition of NORM radionuclides from the stack of a coal-fired power station.a safety assessment model for legacy disposal of naturally occurring radioactive material (NORM).

three separate models assessing different aspects and designs for near-surface waste disposal facilities.The examples, which include several based on International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) material, are: The Demonstration Guide provides step-by-step instructions for developing the tutorial case and for modifying and running the example cases. The demonstration version is accompanied by a tutorial, and a set of twelve example cases.

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