type, and W is the energy release. The range of uncertainty in the prediction of crater radius by this method is believed to be larger than a factor of 2. (auth) ENERGY; DEFORMATION; CRATERS; CONFIGURATION; BIKINI; Descriptors: QUANTITATIVE NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS; MOTION; MEASURED VALUES; EQUATIONS; ANALYSIS; ROCKS; SOILS; SURFACES; TRANSPORT t Subject Codes (NSA): GEOLOGY; MINERALOGY, AND METEOROLOGY , 10/5/169 175299 (Item 169 from file: NSA-15-032395 109) REPORT ON OTHER PERSONNEL EXPOSED Shipman, T.L. Los Alamos Scientific Lab., N. Mex. J. Occupational Med. v 3: No. 3, Special Suppl.. Publication Date: Mar. 1961 188-90 p. Journal Announcement: NSA15 Document Type: Journal Article Language: English A number of individuals received measurable overexposures to radiation from a critical excursion in a Pu processing plant. Details of pathological findings are presented for two individuals exposed to doses of 130 rads and 35 rads of primarily gamma exposure. The only significant findings in both cases consisted of alterations in the blood counts. Findings are compared with changes observed in the Rongelap natives and Oak Ridge workers exposed to high level radiation doses. (C.H.) Descriptors: ACCIDENTS; BLOOD; COUNTERS; DISEASES; MEASURED VALUES; PERSONNEL; PLUTONIUM; QUANTITY RATIO; ; RADIATION EFFECTS; REPROCESSING; VARIATIONS Subject Codes (NSA): HEALTH AND SAFETY 10/5/170 164945 (Item 170 from file: NSA-15-022024 GAMMA RADIATION; RADIATION DOSES 109) DISTURBANCES OF SPERMATOGENESIS DUE TO RADIATION BY ATOMIC BOMB EXPLOSION AND FALL-OUT IN HIROSHIMA AND BIKINI Murakami, N. Tokyo Univ. Geka no Ryoiki vi 7. Publication Date: 1959 1070-83 p. Journal Announcement: NSA15 Document Type: Journal Article Language: English Fifteen persons exposed to the atomic bomb in Hiroshima and 18 exposed to fall-out contamination in the Bikini area were examined for spermatogenesis. Three of the 15 Hiroshima cases showed aspermia and were believed not to have recovered, but all of the 18 Bikini cases showed complete recovery of spermatogenesis. Moat of the Bikini cases recovered in 9 to 20 months, but those which received 500 to 600 r of radiation took 30 months to recover. The physicochemical character of the sperm showed no (Abstr. Japan Med., 1: No. 2, 1960) Descriptors: ATOMIC EXPLOSIONS; BIKINI; GONADS; HIROSHIMA; MAN; RADIATION DOSES; Subject Codes (NSA): BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE 10/5/171 (Item 171 from file: 163897 NSA-15-020975 FALLOUT; 109) THE MECHANISM OF SURGE DISSIPATION Pyne, H.W. Gt. Brit. Armament Research Establishment, Publication Date: nd 1-31 p. Primary Report No.: NP-10264 Journal Announcement: NSA15 Document Type: Report Analytic Language: English CONTAMINATION; RECOVERY Fort Halstead, Kent, England In the underwater nuclear explosion at Bikini (test Baker), a heavy mist or base surge spread rapidly from the base of an opaque vertical column of 9003580 great change in any of the cases. The function of the prostate was normal.