Oak Ridge Environmental Dose Reconstruction Project

Project Overview and Summary Reports

Oak Ridge Health Studies Dose Reconstruction Project: overview provided by Tennessee Department of Health Oak Ridge Dose Reconstruction Project Summary Report (Reports of the Oak Ridge Dose Reconstruction, Vol. 7)

Document Collection and Review

Expanded description of the document review

Oak Ridge Document Collection The Oak Ridge database contains 3397 bibliographic records representing documents. PLEASE NOTE: Some of these database records include hyperlinks to PDF files. The pdf files themselves (i.e. not the database records which point to these pdf files) may be very large. Such files might require several minutes to download and then to load into Acrobat. Further, some computers might not be configured to accommodate such large files at all. Further, some types of network access are inappropriate for large files such at these. Transmission of large files might not complete successfully, and in some cases, might cause conditions in which the user's computer is temporarily unable to operate properly, and even require restarting. See also: List of data elements of records in the Oak Ridge Dose Reconstruction document database

Feasibility Studies of Phase 1

Reports of the Dose Reconstruction Feasibility Studies (1993) Summary for Citizens Executive Summary of the Phase 1 Report Overview of Phase 1 of the Health Studies Historical Operations and Emissions Important Exposure Pathways and Contaminants Historical Locations and Activities of Populations Hazard Summaries for Relevant Materials Epidemiologic Feasibility Study Report

Final Reports of Phase 2 Task 1 Report: Iodine-131 Releases Task 1 Appendices Task 2 Report: Mercury Releases Task 2 Appendices Task 3 Report: PCBs in the Environment Task 4 Report: Waterborne Radionuclide Releases Task 4 Appendices Task 6 Report: Screening of Uranium Releases Task 7 Report: Screening of Other Materials

Links to Additional Site-Related Information

Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation has a DOE Oversight Division Status Report General Information Department of Energy's Office of Health supports health related activities. Oak Ridge Environmental Information System: DOE's electronic data management system for the abundance of environmental data for the Oak Ridge Reservation facilities and nearby areas. Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry performs community health activities at the Oak Ridge Site Descriptions of Record Series Relating to Y-12 Mercury Task Force Files Descriptions of Records Relating to RALA, I-131, and Cs-137 at ORNL ATSDR Progress Report ATSDR PROGRESS AT-A-GLANCE ATSDR Public Health Concern at DOE Sites The Community Health Concerns From the Oak Ridge Reservation Community Health Concerns Database is found embedded in VI. COMMUNITY HEALTH CONCERNS.

Last modified: February 12, 2004
URL: http://cedr.lbl.gov