Health Physics Journal Sept TOC

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Hi all,

Here is the September Health Physics Table of Contents.  

Bruce Busby
For more information, see the HP Journal web site:
http://www.health-physics.com/


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HEALTH PHYSICS
Schedule of Contents
Volume 79 No. 3, September 2000


On the cover: A National Defense Stockpile in the Thomas Range of
Utah, USA. An examination of surficial exposures from these types of
deposits was undertaken to determine potential dose. See article by
Edward R. Landa et al. on page 286 for more information.

Runner up: A dummy named Ray Don. Plastic eyeglass lenses can serve as
retrospective radon dosimeters. For calibration, in preference to human
subjects, mannequins with eyeglasses are placed in a 222Rn chamber. See
article by Stephen A. Hadley et al. on page 242 for more information.


NEWS ON THE NET
 
What’s New for Regulations?
Bruce Busby                     Page - 233


SPECIAL SUBMISSION
 
The 2000 Sievert Lecture--Lessons from Atomic 
Bomb Survivors in Hiroshima and Nagasaki
I. Shigematsu                   Page - 234


PAPERS

Eyeglass Lenses for Personal Radon Dosimetry
Stephen A. Hadley, Nicholas R. Meyer, Robert L. 
Fleischer, and Alfred Cavallo           Page - 242

New Approach for Dose Reconstruction: Application 
to One Case of Localized Irradiation with 
Radiological Burns 
Jean-François Bottollier-Depois, Emmanuelle 
Gaillard-Lecanu, Amélie Roux, Quang Chau, François 
Trompier, Philippe Voisin, and Patrick 
Gourmelon                           Page - 251

90Sr and 137Cs in Environmental Samples from 
Dolon Near the Semipalatinsk Nuclear Test Site
Michael Gastberger, Friedrich Steinhäusler, Martin 
H. Gerzabek, Alexander Hubmer, and Herbert 
Lettner                         Page - 257

Ingestion Pathway Model Developed for Use with an 
Acute Atmospheric Dose Model at the Savannah 
River Site
A. A. Simpkins, D. R. Marx, and D. M. Hamby Page - 266

Derivation of Indoor Gamma Dose Rate from High 
Resolution In Situ Gamma Ray Spectra 
A. Clouvas, S. Xanthos, and M. Antonopoulos-
Domis                           Page - 274


FORUM

Are Public Dose Limits Necessary?
Per Hedemann Jensen                 Page - 282


NOTES

Uranium Content and Leachable Fraction of 
Fluorspars
Edward R. Landa and Terry B. Councell   Page - 286

Radioactive Waste Minimization Implications of 
Clinically Indicated Exsanguination Procedures
R. G. Costello, R. J. Emery, R. B. Pakala, and M. A. 
Charlton                        Page - 291

Hybrid Radioassay of Multiple Radionuclide 
Mixtures in Waste Solutions by Using Liquid and 
NaI(Tl) Scintillation Monitors
Haruo Fujii, Kiyoshi Matsuno, and Makoto 
Takiue                          Page - 294


OPERATIONAL TOPICS

An Algorithm for Source Checking Continuous Air 
Monitors Using Radon Progeny
Mark G. Hogue, Antony B. Smith, and Dennis J. 
Hadlock                         Page - 299


CORRESPONDENCE
 
Age-Dependent Thyroid Doses for Iodine
A. W. Phipps and M. R. Bailey           Page - 305

Response to Phipps and Bailey
Pat Zanzonico                   Page - 305


BOOK REVIEWS
 
The Radiation Legacy of the Soviet Nuclear 
Complex--An Analytical Overview
Reviewed by Michael T. Ryan         Page - 307

Handbook for Laboratory Workers in the USA
Reviewed by Kelly Classic               Page - 307

NIOSH Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards and Other 
Databases
Reviewed by Michael T. Ryan         Page - 308

Measurements of Optical Radiation Hazards--A 
Reference Book Based on Presentations Given by 
Health and Safety Experts on Optical Radiation 
Hazards   
Reviewed by Linda R. Jones              Page - 308
    
The Chornobyl Accident: A Comprehensive Risk 
Assessment
Reviewed by Amy Houck and Danielle Timmons Page - 309


IRPA ABSTRACTS
 
34th Annual Meeting of the Japan Health Physics     
Society                         Page - 310


OTHER CONTENT

Erratum                         Page - 313
News and Notices      
Instructions for Submission of New Product    
Announcements       
Author Guidelines
Health Physics Society Prospectus
Health Physics Society Affiliate Members 
Advertisers Guide Appears at the back of this issue 
Advertisers Index Appears at the back of this issue
Up and Coming  Appears at the back of this issue




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