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| On the cover: NASA ER-2 airplane taking off to perform high-altitude measurements of the radiation from cosmic rays penetrating and interacting with the atmosphere. Results of the measurements will help improve dosimetry for airplane crews and passengers exposed to this complex mixed radiation. See article by Paul Goldhagen on page 526 for more information. Photograph courtesy of Paul Goldhagen, U.S. Department of Energy. |
Contents of Volume 79, No. 5, November 2000
34th Annual Meeting of the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements: Cosmic Radiation Exposure of Airline Crews, Passengers and Astronauts
NEWS ON THE NET
Solar Activity — Bruce Busby
EDITOR'S NOTE
The NCRP Proceedings — Kenneth L. Miller
WELCOME
Opening Remarks — Charles C. Meinhold
SETTING THE FRAMEWORK
Program Overview — Lawrence W. Townsend
Overview of Radiation Environments and Human Exposures — John W. Wilson
Biological Effects of Cosmic Radiation: Deterministic and Stochastic — Eleanor A. Blakely
RADIATION EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT: SPACE AND HIGH ALTITUDE FLIGHT
Radiation Measurements in Low Earth Orbit: U.S. and Russian Results — Gautam D. Badhwar
Radiation Exposure for Human Mars Exploration — Lisa C. Simonsen, John W. Wilson, Myung H. Kim, and Francis A. Cucinotta
Overview of Aircraft Radiation Exposure and Recent ER-2 Measurements — Paul Goldhagen
British Airways Measurement of Cosmic Radiation Exposure on Concorde Supersonic Transport — Michael Bagshaw
RADIATION EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT: COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT
Potential Doses to Passengers and Crew of Supersonic Transports — P. Alexander Chee, Leslie A. Braby, and Thomas J. Conroy
The NIOSH/FAA Working Women's Health Study: Evaluation of the Cosmic Radiation Exposures of Flight Attendants — Martha Waters, Thomas F. Bloom, and Barbara Grajewski
Factors Affecting Cosmic-Ray Doses at Aircraft Altitudes — Gerry M. Kendall
European Measurements of Aircraft Crew Exposure to Cosmic Radiation — Hans-Georg Menzel, Denis O'Sullivan, Peter Beck, and David Bartlett
Assessment of the Cosmic Radiation Exposure on Canadian-Based Routes — P. Tume, B. J. Lewis, L. G. I. Bennett, M. Pierre, T. Cousins, B. E. Hoffarth, T. A. Jones, and J. R. Brisson
EPIDEMIOLOGY
Epidemiologic Studies of Pilots and Aircrew — John D. Boice, Jr., Maria Blettner, Anssi Auvinen
CURRENT REGULATORY PROGRAMS
Dose Limits for Astronauts — Warren K. Sinclair
Radiation Exposure During Air Travel: Guidance Provided by the Federal Aviation Administration for Air Carrier Crews — Wallace Friedberg, Kyle Copeland, Francis E. Duke, Keran O'Brien, III, and Edgar B. Darden, Jr.
Regulatory Control of Air Crew Exposure to Cosmic Radiation: The European Approach — Ian R. McAulay
Perspectives of those Impacted: Flight Attendants Perspective — Emily Carter
Perspectives of those Impacted: Airline Pilot's Perspective — Gary C. Butler, J. Nicholas, D. T. Lackland, and W. Friedberg
Perspectives of those Impacted: An Airline's Perspective — Michael Bagshaw
Do the Risks Justify Action? — Roger H. Clarke
CORRESPONDENCE
Comment on Article by Clouvas et al. — Peter Jacob
Comment on Dose Rate Conversion Factors for Photon Emitters in the Soil — R. L. Grasty and J. Hovgaard
Response to P. Jacob, and R. L. Grasty and J. Hovgaard — A. Clouvas, S. Xanthos, M. Antonopoulos-Domis, and J. Silva
Body Potassium Decline-Is the Male Population Doomed? — Walter S. Watson
Walter S. Watson — Tetsuo Ishikawa
BOOK REVIEWS
Genetic Susceptibility to Cancer — Reviewed by Jonathan Samet
Indirect Methods for Assessing Intakes of Radionuclides Causing Occupational Exposure — Reviewed by Stephen V. Musolino
OTHER CONTENT
In Memoriam-Claire C. Palmiter, 1923-1999 — Citation by Ardath H. Emmons and Donna Palmiter
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