1995 Program

Program of the 1995 Annual Meeting, Environmental Dose Reconstruction and Risk Implications

April 12-13, 1995

Setting the Framework for Dose Reconstruction
John E. Till, Chair

Environmental Dose Reconstruction
John E. Till, Radiological Assessments Corporation

Technical Basis for Dose Reconstruction
Lynn R. Anspaugh, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Public Interest and Expectations in Dose Reconstruction
Tim Connor, Energy Research Foundation

Methodology for Dose Reconstruction
Lynn R. Anspaugh, Chair

Reconstructing Emissions from Facilities
Paul G. Voilleque, MJP Risk Assessment

Reconstructing Source Terms from Environmental Data
Harold L. Beck, Environmental Measurements Laboratory

Environmental Pathway Analysis in Dose Reconstruction
F. Ward Whicker, Colorado State University

The Role of Uncertainty Analysis in Dose Reconstruction and Risk Assessment
F. Owen Hoffman, SENES Oak Ridge

Testing Models Used for Dose Reconstruction
Thomas B. Kirchner, Colorado State University

Case Studies in Dose Reconstruction
Harold L. Beck, Chair

\Environmental Dose Reconstruction for the Urals Population
Marina O. Degteva, Urals Research Center for Radiation Medicine

Reconstructing Dose to Downwinders from Fallout
Andre Bouville, National Cancer Institute

Reconstructing Doses from Hanford Releases
William T. Farris, Battelle, Pacific Northwest Laboratories

Chernobyl Dose for Population of Areas Radiocontaminated after the Chernobyl Accident
Michael Balonov, Institute of Radiation Hygiene

Epidemiological Issues Related to Dose Reconstruction
Roy E. Shore, New York University Medical Center

Nineteenth Lauriston S. Taylor Lecture on Radiation Protection and Measurements
Introduction of the Lecturer, Harald H. Rossi
Certainty and Uncertainty in Radiation Protection, Albrecht M. Kellerer

Epidemiological Studies Based on Dose Reconstruction
Roy E. Shore, Chair

Epidemiology in the Chelyabinsk Region
Mira M. Kossenko, Urals Research Center for Radiation Medicine

Epidemiological Studies of Downwinders
Charles E. Land, National Cancer Institute

The Hanford Thyroid Disease Study
Scott Davis, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center

Epidemiologic Studies Based on the Chernobyl Accident
Gilbert W. Beebe, National Cancer Institute

Environmental Dose Reconstruction and Epidemiology–A Look to the Future
Charles E. Land, Chair

Dose Reconstruction–Where Do We Go from Here?
Roger Clarke, National Radiological Protection Board