~10- is in place, doses to the highest individuals can be compared with the standard for individuals which is 500 mrem/yr (see Attachments 7 and 8). Doses for the highest individuals can also be compared with the Enewetak criterion which is 250 mrem/yr. Whether annual doses (for the population or for individuals) and 30-year doses for people living on Eneu or Bikini Islands meet or exceed federal guidance and/or the recently developed Enewetak criteria depends upon the amount, kind, and source of local foods that are eaten, the avallability of imported foods, the proportion of residence time on Eneu Island and on Bikini Island, and the time interval between now and the date of rehabitation. Attachments 5 through 9 illustrate the estimated dose (vertical axis) to the population or to an individual in the population if the people are returned to Eneu or to Bikini in any particular year (horizontal axis, beginning in 1979). Moreover, the attachments illustrate estimated doses for eight separate living patterns as identified on Attachment 5. levels also are indicated. Federal guidance and Enewetak criteria If any particular curve does not go above the guidance or criteria level, a return of the people could be accomplished that year without expecting to exceed the guidance or criteria, providing residence conforms to the conditions upon which the doses are estimated. If a curve goes above the guidance or criteria, the point at which it crosses the guidance or criteria, as read from the horizontal axis, is the approximate number of years that return should be delayed so that the radiation dose would not be expected to exceed the guidance or criteria.