measure the dose of mixed nuclear radiation from an atomic bomb. Samples were placed in steel pipe stations located 300 to 800 yd from the tower on Easy Shot. Reasonable and consistent estimates of dose were obtained, but it is not possible to consider them more than approximations. Activated potassium bromide crystals and photoluminescent glass were exposed in unit~-density phantoms ‘at Easy Shot. These materials have been proposed for use as personnel dosimeters. Both were energy-dependent, but with this limitation, they . were satisfactory dosimeters. Major Descriptors: *GREENHOUSE PROJECT; *NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS <- DOSEMETERS; *NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS -- DOSIMETRY; *NUCLEAR WEAPONS -- TESTING Descriptors: BROMIDES; CRYSTALS; GLASS; PHOTOLUMINESCENCE; POTASSIUM COMPOUNDS Broader Terms: ALKALI METAL COMPOUNDS; BROMINE COMPOUNDS; EXPLOSIONS; HALIDES; HALOGEN COMPOUNDS; LUMINESCENCE; MEASURING INSTRUMENTS; NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS; WEAPONS Subject Categories: 450202* Weaponry ~- (71989) -- Explosions & Explosives ~-- Nuclear -=- 440101 -- Radiation Instrumentation -- General Detectors Radiometric Instruments 655003 10/5/6210 01678136 Author(s): or Monitors & -- Medical Physics -- Dosimetry (Item 310 from file: 103) ERA-11-006178; EDB-86-005056 Spain, P.W. Title: Operation GREENHOUSE. Scientific Director's report of atomic weapon tests at Eniwetok, 1951. Annex 9.5. Base facilities Corporate Source: USAEC Albuquerque Operations Office, NM Publication Date: Sep 1951 p 99 Report Number(s): AD-A-995258/1/XAB Document Type: Report Language: English Journal Announcement: EDB&8510 sweatability: NTIS, PC AO5/MF AOl. Subfile: ERA (Energy Research Abstracts) . Country of Origin: United States Country of Publication: United States Abstract: This 1951 NTPR report describes an AECM (Architecture, Engineering, Construction and Maintenance) contract for the Eniwetok test site. Reconnaissance of Eniwetok Atoll was undertaken in October 1948 to determine the conditions at the site which would affect the construction of all facilities for a semipermanent proving ground. Based on this reconnaissance, an engineering report was prepared which proposed methods and costs of construction of the minimum facilities then proposed as necessary. Mobilization for construction began in February 1949, and construction started in July 1949. Support of the scientific and technical personnel and operations began in December 1951 and was essentially completed at the end of the Operation Greenhouse in June 1951. The contractor was able to successfully construct and furnish all items and services requested. At the end of Operation Greenhouse, the facilities were rolled-up and placed in maintenance status until such time as build-up begins for a future operation. Major Descriptors: *ENIWETOK -- GREENHOUSE PROJECT; *GREENHOUSE PROJECT ~TEST FACILITIES; *NUCLEAR WEAPONS -- TEST FACILITIES Descriptors: CONSTRUCTION Broader Terms: EXPLOSIONS; ISLANDS; EXPLOSIONS; OCHANIA; WEAPONS Subject Categories: 450200* MARSHALL ISLANDS; -- Military Technology, Defense ~~ Nuclear Explosions & Explosives 10/5/611 01671055 (Item 311 from file: 103) MICRONESIA; Weaponry, INS-85-025369; ERA-11-001438; EDB-85-177836 Title: Pediatrics in the Marshall Islands Author(s): Dungy, C.I.; Morgan, B.C.; Adams, W.H. Affiliation: Univ. of California, Irvine NUCLEAR & National x Ln eo mn “<9 a iS3