April 11 Agenda (continued)
Evidence for High Stratosphere Holdup of Nuclear Bomb Debris
E,. A. Martell, Air Force Cambridge Research Laboratories
3:45
DISCUSSION:
Panel:
Adequacy of Radioassay Techniques; Alternate Assay Methods
J. J. Russell, moderator; G. A. Cowan,
L. B. Lockhart, J. P. Friend,
M. I. Kalkstein
4:45
Adjournment
April 12 Agenda
FOURTH SECTION - FUTURE DEBRIS INJECTIONS
R. 8. Claassen, presiding
9:00
Snap Reactor Satellite Re-Entry Radioactivityt
F. D. Anderson, Atomics International
9:30
Release of Radioactivity into Space and the Upper Atmosphere from Nuclear
Rocketst
R. S. Decker, Space Nuclear Propulsion Office, DRD/AEC
10:00
Some Aspects of the LASL Rover Flight Safety Program
L. D. P. King, Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
COFFEE BREAK
16:30
On Project Oriont
R. F. Prater, Air Force Special Weapons Center
FIFTH SECTION
INSTRUMENTATION AND EXPERIMENT PHILOSOPHIES
J. D, Shreve, presiding
11:00
Sampling the Upper Atmosphere for Particulate Matter
M. Markels, Jr., Atlantic Research Corporation
11:30
Measurement of Air~Borne Radioactivity by Gamma-Ray Scintillation Spectrometry
P. F. Gustafson, Argonne National Laboratory
LUNCH
1:30
A Cryogenic Air-Sampling Rocket
D. F, Burcham* A, M. Haire, Aerolab Development Company,
H. E. Karig, National Engineering Science Company
2:00
Theory and Proposed Experiments for Study of Diffusive Collection
D. Q. Matejka, J. R. Banister, D. J. Rigali, Sandia Laboratory
Tracer Methods for Study of World-Wide Aerosol Dispersalf
I. J. Russell, Air Force Special Weapons Center
COPFEE BREAK
3:30
some Recent Developments in Balloon- Borne Stratospheric Sampling Systems
R. C. Wood, General Mills, Inc.
*Will present the paper.
#Classified paper.
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