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Environmental Protection Agency RESRAD OVERVIEW  

RESRAD is code for evaluation of risk posed by radioactively contaminated sites. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has approved RESRAD for dose evaluation by licensees involved in decommissioning, and for NRC staff to assess waste disposal requests and dose evaluations. RESRAD follows the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA's) Risk Assessment Guidance for Superfund (RAGS).

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Functions
  • Human Health Risk Assessment
  • Ecological Risk Assessment
  • Analytical Modeling
  • Uncertainty Analysis
  • Sensitivity Analysis
Input
  • Tabular File:NA
  • Graphical File: NA
 Output
  • Tabular File: *.xls
  • Graphical File: NA
  • Print Report: Yes
Contaminants
  • Radionuclides
 Media
  • Soil Sediment
  • Air
  • Surface Water
  • Groundwater
Technical Team Members
  • Risk Assessor
  • Technical staff familiar with using RESRAD
Comments  
 
RESRAD - data loading
• Data must be entered manually.
RESRAD - graphic loading
• Not applicable.
RESRAD - expert knowledge
• Training courses are necessary to use RESRAD effectively. For this reason, the software could not be evaluated.
• A risk assessor would provide valuable support.
RESRAD - output
• The software creates printable reports that can be saved as a Microsoft Excel file.
• No graphical output.
RESRAD - sources
• Version 6.22 downloaded November 4, 2004.
• Users Manual.
• Web Site.
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