SEB RB BRB ES RRBERBRSRB SERR -21- Phase 2. Objectives must be practical and consistent with the Marshallese perspective and current radiological health and safety standards. The second step will involve the preparation of an exact list of persons, groups and communities within the Marshall Islands that are relevant to the communication objectives. Criteria for selection will be guided by information obtained from previous tasks; however it is possible that such persons will include community leaders, to the Micronesian Congress, tives. representatives and trust territory representa- Identification of the audience will serve as initial input in the process of media selection, placement and message content. The final step consists of designing the communication process. Investigators will construct a process containing the basic elements of the Shannon-Weaver communication model-source, message, channel and context. Construction of the communication process will be guided and influenced by data gathered from previous tasks. It is essential that this process be similar to the informal communication network with which the Marshallese are most familiar. Hence, background information and knowledge of the Marshallese culture are crucial for developing an effective process. With the assistance of DOE representatives' investigators will identify and construct messages pertinent to radiological topics and resettlement. Emphasis will also be placed on includ- ing the background data gathered on the perceived characteristics