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Health Physics Society JournalJune 2007, Volume 92, Number 6
The International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection
International Workshop on EMF Dosimetry and Biophysical Aspects Relevant to Setting Exposure Guidelines CONTENTSThe International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection International Workshop on EMF Dosimetry and Biophysical Aspects Relevant to Setting Exposure Guidelines FOREWORDInternational Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection PREFACEThe International Workshop on EMF Dosimetry and Biophysical Aspects Relevant to Setting Exposure Guidelines ELF DOSIMETRYDifferent Basic Dosimetric Quantities for the Characterization of Exposure to Low-Frequency Electric and Magnetic Fields and the Implication for Practical Exposure Conditions and Guidelines — Luc Martens Numerical Dosimetry ELF: Accuracy of the Method, Variability of Models and Parameters, and the Implication for Quantifying Guidelines — A. Bahr, T. Bolz, and C. Hennes Assessment of Complex EMF Exposure Situations Including Inhomogeneous Field Distribution — Kari Jokela Assessment of Non-Sinusoidal, Pulsed, or Intermittent Exposure to Low Frequency Electric and Magnetic Fields — Hannah Heinrich RF DOSIMETRYDosimetric Comparison between Different Quantities for Limiting Exposure in the RF Band: Rationale and Implications for Guidelines — James C. Lin Requirements for Reliable Worst-Case Assessment of Human Exposure to RF Electromagnetic Fields with Known Uncertainty — Andreas Christ Implications of Clinical RF Hyperthermia on Protection Limits in the RF Range — Peter Wust, Jacek Nadobny, Michael Szimtenings, Eckart Stetter, and Johanna Gellermann Exposure of Biological Material to Ultra-Wideband Electromagnetic Pulses: Dosimetric Implications — Neven Simicevic STATIC AND ELF BIOPHYSICSStatic Fields: Biological Effects and Mechanisms Relevant to Exposure Limits — Eric van Rongen, Richard D. Saunders, Emilie T. van Deventer, and Michael H. Repacholi Perception of ELF Electromagnetic Fields: Excitation Thresholds and Inter-Individual Variability — N. Leitgeb, J. Schröttner, and R. Cech A Neurobiological Basis for ELF Guidelines — Richard D. Saunders and John G.R. Jefferys Demodulation in Tissue, the Relevant Parameters and the Implications for Limiting Exposure — Jiri Silny RF BIOPHYSICSThermal Mechanisms of Interaction of Radiofrequency Energy with Biological Systems with Relevance to Exposure Guidelines — Kenneth R. Foster and Roland Glaser Hearing of Microwave Pulses by Humans and Animals: Effects, Mechanism, and Thresholds — James C. Lin and Zhangwei Wang Effects of Exposure of Animals to Ultra-Wideband Pulses — Ronald L. Seaman GENERAL ASPECTSA Comparison of Important International and National Standards for Limiting Exposure to EMF Including the Scientific Rationale — Colin R. Roy and Lindsay J. Martin Implications from Epidemiologic Studies on Magnetic Fields and the Risk of Childhood Leukemia on Protection Guidelines — Joachim Schüz Accounting for Human Variability and Sensitivity in Setting Standards for Electromagnetic Fields — William H. Bailey and Linda S. Erdreich Rapporteur Report: ICNIRP International Workshop on EMF Dosimetry and Biophysical Aspects Relevant to Setting Exposure Guidelines — Colin R. Roy CORRESPONDENCEOn Absorbed Dose Coefficients Calculated by Veinot and Hertel — Scott O. Schwahn Response to S.O. Schwahn — Ken Veinot and Nolan E. Hertel OTHER CONTENTIn Memoriam-Victor P. Bond, 1919-2007 — Citation by Ludwig Feinendegen News and Notices Health Physics Society Prospectus Health Physics Society Affiliate Members Author Guidelines Advertisers Guide Advertisers Index Up and Coming
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