Supplemental Reports to the ASER 2009
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Statistical Methods Used in the
Idaho National Laboratory Annual Site Environmental
Report (pdf format) - Relatively simple
statistical procedures are used to analyze data
collected by the Idaho National Laboratory (INL)
Environmental Monitoring Program. This supplement
presents the methods used to evaluate sample results for
this annual report.
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Summary of Historical Environmental Monitoring (pdf
format) - Environmental monitoring has been
performed at the INL Site by the Department of Energy
Idaho Operations Office (DOE-ID) and its predecessors,
the Atomic Energy Commission and Energy Research and
Development Administration, as well as by other federal
agencies, various contractors and state agencies since
its inception in 1949. The organization of environmental
monitoring programs has remained fairly constant
throughout much of the history of the INL Site. The
Atomic Energy Commission’s Health Services Laboratory,
later named the DOE-ID’s Radiological and Environmental
Sciences Laboratory, was responsible for conducting most
environmental surveillance tasks from the early 1950s to
1993 both on and off the INL Site. Contractors operating
the various facilities were responsible for monitoring
activities performed within the facility boundaries,
including effluent monitoring.
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Meteorological Monitoring (pdf
format) -
The Field Research Division of the
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Air
Resources Laboratory (NOAA ARLFRD) provides
meteorological support to the Idaho National Laboratory
(INL) Site. This support includes maintaining the NOAA/INL
meteorological tower network (the NOAA/INL Mesonet) and
running atmospheric dispersion models for emergency
response applications.
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