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SC 64-22: Design of Effective Effluent and Environmental Monitoring Programs

The Committee held its first meeting in May 1997 where an outline was developed and writing assignments were made. A second meeting was held in August 1997 where the outline was modified and drafting assignments were extended. A third meeting was held in November 1997. The fourth and fifth meetings were held in February and September 1998 to review drafted material. Funding for this work was withdrawn by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission late in 1998. This Committee has continued to work via correspondence and email, and a complete draft report has been prepared. The Committee held a telephone conference on August 10, 2004 to discuss the remaining work on the report. The Committee has made revisions to the report based on input provided during the teleconference. The Chairman revised the draft report and requested additional material from the members. The draft report has been received by the NCRP secretariat to perform word processing and formatting prior to Council review. An executive summary, acronyms and symbols, and a glossary are being prepared in anticipation of PAC 5 and Council reviews in 2008.

Final preparation of the draft report for review by PAC 5 and Council is pending supplemental funding.

The membership of SC 64-22 is:

B. Kahn, Chairman
J.D. Berger
J.A. Glissmeyer
C.V. Gogolak
N. Golchert
R.E. Jaquish
J.A. Johnson
S.K. Nair
B.A. Napier, Consultant
E.I. White, NCRP Staff Consultant

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SC 64-22: Design of Effective Effluent and Environmental Monitoring Programs

NCRP has received funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (http://www.cdc.gov) to prepare a report on "Population Monitoring and Decontamination Following a Nuclear/Radiological Incident"