Authorized Release of DOEʼs Non-Real Property

Chen, S. Y.; Ranek, N. L.; Kamboj, S.; Hensley, J.; Wallo, A.

doi:10.1097/00004032-199908001-00007

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“…To further clarify the provisions and to implement the policy of authorized release, the draft handbook entitled Controlling Release for Reuse or Recycle of Property Containing Residual Radioactive Material was published by DOE in 1997. The Handbook has been distributed throughout DOE field offices for interim use and implementation (Chen et al 1999).…”

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Protocol for development of authorized release limits for concrete at U.S. Department of Energy sites

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Kamboj²,

Chen³

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Protocol for development of authorized release limits for concrete at U.S. Department of Energy sites

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Chen³

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Standards, Environmental

Barnett

Bown

2001

Encyclopedia of Environmetrics

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This article aims to describe the past, present and future techniques by which environmental standards are set. Recent concern regarding the lack of acknowledgment of uncertainty and variability in many standards, and thus in reported results on compliance, has lead to an emphasis on the role of statistical methodology in environmental standard‐setting. Research into the feasibility, advantages and disadvantages of such methodology is on going, but much remains to be done. Encompassing within its line of investigation toxicology, environmental sampling methodology and spatio‐temporal modeling, etc. and affecting the fundamental procedures of industry, traffic management, medical and environmental agencies, etc., to name just a few of many, this area of the rapidly growing field of environmetrics may prove to be one of the most far‐reaching and important statistical applications in the coming years.

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Standards, environmental

Esterby¹

2012

Encyclopedia of Environmetrics

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This article describes the past, present, and future techniques by which environmental standards are set. Concern regarding the lack of acknowledgment of uncertainty and variability in many standards, and thus in reported results on compliance, has lead to an emphasis on the role of statistical methodology in environmental standard setting. Research into the feasibility, advantages, and disadvantages of such methodology is ongoing, but much remains to be done. Encompassing within its line of investigation areas, such as toxicology, environmental sampling methodology, and spatiotemporal modeling, and affecting the fundamental procedures of industry, traffic management, medical and environmental agencies, to name just a few of many, this area of the rapidly growing field of environmetrics may prove to be one of the most far‐reaching and important statistical applications in the coming years.

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Authorized Release of DOEʼs Non-Real Property

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Protocol for development of authorized release limits for concrete at U.S. Department of Energy sites

Protocol for development of authorized release limits for concrete at U.S. Department of Energy sites

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