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Warnings: When Do They Help, When Do They Hurt? 1995
Controlling the Flow of Weapon-Usable Fissile Materials 1994
Airport Growth and Safety: A Study of the External Risks of Schiphol Airport and Possible Safety-Enhancement Measures 1993
Airport Growth and Safety: Executive Summary of the Schiphol Project 1993
Limiting the Spread of Weapon-Usable Fissile Materials 1993
Plutonium for Japan's Nuclear Reactors: Paying Both the Proliferation and Dollar Price to Assure Long Term Fuel Supply 1993
Swimming Pool Risks: How Do They Compare to Other Accidental Risks? 1993
Generating Tritium Using Civilian Reactors: A Preliminary Evaluation of Alternative Concepts 1992
Power systems for space exploration 1992
Space and Surface Power for the Space Exploration Initiative: Results from Project Outreach 1992
An ''Adequate Insurance'' Approach to Critical Dependencies of the Department of Defense 1991
Preliminary thoughts concerning potential U.S. Army threats/roles 1991
Analysis of ground hazards due to aircrafts and missiles 1988
The index of harm: a measure for comparing occupational risk across industries 1988
Altering Pool Upslope Angles to Improve Deep End Diving Safety, and Related Safe Water Issues 1987
Comparing Risk Management Practices at the Local Levels of Government with Those at the State and Federal Levels 1986
Sources of radioactivity in the ocean environment: from low-level waste to nuclear-powered submarines 1986
Alternative Models for Risk Assessment of Toxic Emissions 1985
Estimating Emergency Planning Zones for the Shoreham Nuclear Reactor: A Review of Four Safety Analyses 1985
Improving Automotive Safety: The Role of Industry, the Government, and the Driver 1985
Dealing with Uncertainty Rising Out of Probabilistic Risk Assessment 1983
Risk-Cost Assessment Methodology for Toxic Pollutants from Fossil Fuel Power Plants 1983
An Evaluation of Alternative Safety Criteria for Nuclear Power Plants 1982
Monitoring technologies for ocean disposal of radioactive waste 1982
A preliminary survey of risk and safety offerings at selected universities 1982
Risk-Management Practices in Local Communities 1982
Total Cost Estimates for Closing Indian Point 1982
Costs of Closing the Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant 1981
Scenarios for Evolution of Air Traffic Control 1981
Away-from-reactor storage of spent nuclear fuel : factors affecting demand 1980
The High Temperature Gas-Cooled Reactor: An Overview of Safety Issues 1980
Issues and Problems in Inferring a Level of Acceptable Risk 1980
Some Implications of the Three Mile Island Accident for LMFBR Safety and Licensing: The Design Basis Issue 1980
Summary of issues and problems in inferring a level of acceptable risk 1980
Anticipated transients without scram for light water reactors : implications for liquid metal fast breeder reactors 1979
The Index of Harm : A Measure for Comparing Occupational Risk Across Industries 1979
International arrangements for uranium enrichment 1979
NEWS (nuclear energy, weapons and safeguards) data base: a computerized bibliography, supplement to P-6219 1979
Valuation of nuclear reactor spent fuel using the HP 67 1979
More on insurance and catastrophic events: can we expect de facto limits on liability recoveries? 1978
NEWS (nuclear energy, weapons and safeguards) data base: a computerized bibliography, 1975-April 1978 1978
Nuclear Reactor Spent Fuel Valuation: Procedure, Applications, and Analysis. 1978
A procedure for nuclear reactor spent fuel valuation 1978
Development and Commercialization of the Light Water Reactor, 1946-1976 1977
Seismic building codes for the city of Los Angeles, California: a brief case study 1977
Some comments on de facto limits on liability 1977

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