-7.
.
estimates of parameters
in the dose nmdels.
the data are lognormally
distributed.
It’s possible some of
They are checking that out.
General discussion by all about using the 3~ approach.
Bai r:
Is there reasonto
believe the metabolism of cesium is different for
the Enewetak people?
Phillips:
We are using a 15% reduction in body and organ weights
Reference Man) to make dose estimates.
correct from available
Advisory:
Group as
a whole
Robison:
ICRP recommended
(compared with
This appears to be about
data if you exclude the two fattest men.
parameter
values should not be used if data applicable
to the Enewetak people indicate other estimates
/
Everyone agrees
are preferable.
Can easily change the computer code to get new dose estimates
estimated
parameters
if
change (e.g., concerning short and lo”ng term
retention of cesium in the body).
Wachholz:
DOE must have a revised LLL dose assess~nt
by July 15 to send to
DOI so they can make a decision whether or not coconuts should be
planted on the northern islands of the Enewetak Atoll.
Robison:
We are making a “limiting” run where a child is born after the
8 year period when planted coconuts will start producing,
then
follow him for 70 years.
Could also look at the fetal dose.
The marine pathway is included in the present draft document but not
discussed.
Cistern water pathway is not
dose.
ncluded, but it will contribute very little