RE: Quest for technology

["Morgan, Ben" <ben.morgan@cplc.com>]

Randall,

There was a brief article in the July 1994 issue of National Geographic
that dealt with a detector developed by Argonne National Labs to survey
archived records from the Manhattan Project. The HPs mentioned were
George Mosho and David Jones. I've faxed you a copy of the article.

Regards,

Ben
ben.morgan@cplc.com

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>From: 	Randall.Tyson@rfets.gov[SMTP:Randall.Tyson@rfets.gov]
>Sent: 	Tuesday, January 27, 1998 12:25
>To: 	Multiple recipients of list
>Subject: 	Quest for technology
>
>     Fellow Radsafers:
>     
>     A couple of months ago a co-worker of mine posted a request for 
>     instrumentation that could be used to survey and release contaminated 
>     records, and several of you responded.  Unfortunately, my computer 
>     deleted the responses I had saved with the intent to communicate 
>     further when the situation required.  Well, now the issue has 
>     resurfaced again, and I am humbly requesting information from anyone 
>     that might know of technology that could possibly be used to survey 
>     records (either individual sheets of paper or 1 cubic foot boxes of 
>     the same) for transuranic isotopes to the release limits in NUREG 
>     Guide 1.86.  Thank you in advance for your assistance in this matter.
>     
>     Randall Tyson
>     randall.tyson@rfets.gov
>     303-966-8172
>     Fax:303-966-3407
>