What does the survey form Nearside-Farside do?

• A. Used to determine contamination boundaries
• B. Used to locate general boundaries
• C. Measures radiation levels
• D. Maps topography

Answer: (A)

Determining contamination boundaries is what this form is geared toward. A nearside-farside survey form guides you to compare readings from the near side and the far side of a suspected boundary and apply predefined contamination limits. By identifying where readings cross the limit, you can mark the exact line that separates contaminated from uncontaminated areas and create a precise boundary map for cleanup and restricted access. It’s specifically about delineating the extent of contamination, not just noting general boundaries, measuring radiation at a single point, or mapping terrain features.