The standards TLDCube is measured against.

Nuclear energy — Radiation protection — Individual thermoluminescence dosemeters for extremities and eyes

Sets the type-test framework — energy response, angular response, batch homogeneity, minimum detectable dose, environmental influence quantities — that any personal-dosimetry service must satisfy for its extremity + eye-lens TLDs.

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Thermoluminescence dosimetry systems for personal and environmental monitoring

The technical standard covering TLD reader instruments. Defines the heating cycle (linear ramp / two-step / isothermal), reader-specific calibration, background subtraction, reproducibility, and the environmental / drift tests every TLD reader used for personal monitoring must pass.

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Safety Code — Individual Monitoring for Occupational Workers

India's regulatory framework for the personal-dosimetry service that ultimately consumes the TLD reader's output. Sets the monitoring period, dose-report content, calibration-traceability chain and audit-record obligations.

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Assessment of Occupational Exposure Due to External Sources of Radiation

The methodology guide most personal-dosimetry services use when documenting their TLD workflow — dose quantities Hp(10) / Hp(0.07) / Hp(3), monitoring-programme design, and the QA cycle around the reader itself.

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Dosimetry in Diagnostic Radiology: An International Code of Practice

The IAEA code of practice that anchors the calibration + traceability chain for medical dosimetry generally. Referenced when a TLD reader is used for hot-lab QC / in-vivo secondary checks against ionisation-chamber measurements.

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General requirements for the competence of testing and calibration laboratories

The accreditation framework a personal-dosimetry service must meet in India. Defines the calibration-traceability chain, method-validation documentation, uncertainty budget and audit-trail requirements — every one of which the TLD reader's output has to survive.

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Thermoluminescence, optically stimulated luminescence and radiophotoluminescence dosimetry: An overall perspective

Bhatt BC

Foundational review of the three passive-dosimetry technologies. Frames where TLD sits vs OSL and RPL in the personal-dosimetry service landscape.

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Thermoluminescence in medical dosimetry

Rivera T

Review of TLD in medical dosimetry applications — in-vivo, external beam verification, radiopharmacy QC. Anchors the case for keeping a manual TLD reader alongside newer detectors.

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Applications of thermoluminescence dosimetry in medicine

Kron T

The canonical review of medical TLD applications — commissioning, in-vivo, TBI, extremity monitoring. Still the reference cited by teaching hospitals when designing a TLD-based dosimetry curriculum.

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