UDAD; uranium dispersion and dosimetry model. [IBM370,303x; FORTRAN IV (94%), PLL/I (4%), and Assembly language (2%). The only use of PL/I is the auxiliary plotting program, CONTOUR. The only use of Assembly language is the DATE, Gregorian calendar date routine]

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OSTI ID:6494101

Fowler, T B; Tobias, M L; Fox, J N; Lawler, B E; Koppel, J U; Triplett, J R; Lynn, L L; Waldman, L A; Goldberg, I; Greebler, P; Kelley, M D; Davis, R A; Keck, C E; Redfield, J A; Murphy,; Zielen, A J

The Uranium Dispersion and Dosimetry (UDAD) program provides estimates of potential radiation exposure to individuals and to the general population in the vicinity of a uranium processing facility such as a uranium mine or mill. Only transport through the air is considered. Exposure results from inhalation, external irradiation from airborne and ground-deposited activity, and ingestion of foodstuffs. Individual dose commitments, population dose commitments, and environmental dose commitments are computed. The program was developed for application to uranium mining and milling; however, it may be applied to dispersion of any other pollutant.IBM370,303x; FORTRAN IV (94%), PL/I (4%), and Assembly language (2%). The only use of PL/I is the auxiliary plotting program, CONTOUR. The only use of Assembly language is the DATE, Gregorian calendar date routine.; OS/370; 430K bytes of memory are used.

• Research Organization: Argonne National Lab., IL (USA)
• OSTI ID: 6494101
• Report Number(s): ANL/NESC-824; ON: DE83048824
• Country of Publication: United States
• Language: English

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