DOE SCREENING CRITERIA FOR DOCUMENT COLLECTION GENERAL CRITERIA All pertinent policy, program, correspondence, and public relations documents of the Atomic Energy Commission and other Government agencies and organizations relating to 1) radiological fallout onsite and offsite from atmospheric and underground nuclear testing between 1945 and 1972 and the technology of predicting and measuring that fallout; 2) the biological and environmental effects of radiation; 3) the organizational structure and responsibilities, planning, and conduct of nuclear testing; 4) the development of radiation safety standards, and 5) safety issues and operations in nuclear testing. SELECTED SPECIFIC CRITERIA All pertinent documents relating to specific military or civilian personnel at the Nevada or Pacific Test Sites, including units, locations, assignments during atmospheric testing, any radiation dosage received, organization responsibilities, job position descriptions, delegations of authority, and test series histories as they relate to test organization. ‘ All pertinent documents relating to both on-site and off-site fallout, including atmospheric nuclear test exposure or dose predictions, exposure/dose data, and monitoring policy, technology, instrumentation, training, personnel and field team notes. All pertinent documents relating to atmospheric nuclear test safety, the development of radiation safety standards, and reports of and requirements for decontamination and evacuation either offsite or onsite. All pertinent “after action" reports concerning atmospheric nuclear tests. All aerial and ground monitoring records, including air sampling, air crew, or cloud tracking. All pertinent documents relating to cleanup activities, including efforts to decontaminate tracking aircraft and ships. Figure 3. Selected DOE screening criteria for CIC document collection. 55