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Volume 19, issue 6, 1999

Risk Perception in Context: The Savannah River Site Stakeholder Study pp. 1019-1035

Bryan L. Williams, Sylvia Brown, Michael Greenberg and Mokbul A. Kahn

Residential Building Codes, Affordability, and Health Protection: A Risk‐Tradeoff Approach pp. 1037-1058

James Hammitt, Eric S. Belsky, Jonathan I. Levy and John D. Graham

Adaptive Spatial Sampling of Contaminated Soil pp. 1059-1069

Louis Anthony Cox

An Evaluation of Risk Estimation Procedures for Mixtures of Carcinogens pp. 1071-1076

Jing‐Shiang Hwang and James J. Chen

Quantifying Uncertainty in a Risk Assessment Using Human Data pp. 1077-1090

William E. Fayerweather, James J. Collins, A. Robert Schnatter, F. Terry Hearne, Reo A. Menning and Daniel P. Reynefr

Comparison of Six Dose‐Response Models for Use with Food‐Borne Pathogens pp. 1091-1100

David L. Holcomb, Mary A. Smith, Glenn O. Ware, Yen‐Con Hung, Robert E. Brackett and Michael P. Doyle

Cancer Dose‐Response Modeling of Epidemiological Data on Worker Exposures to Aldrin and Dieldrin pp. 1101-1111

Robert L. Sielken, Robert S. Bretzlaff, Ciriaco Valdez‐Flores, Donald E. Stevenson and Geed de Jong

Stringency of Workplace Air Contaminant Exposure Limits: A Case Study of OSHA Risk Management pp. 1113-1125

Jahn K. Hakes

Individual Prior Information in a Physiological Model of 2H8‐Toluene Kinetics: An Empirical Bayes Estimation Strategy pp. 1127-1134

Paolo Vicini, Crispin H. Pierce, Russell L. Dills, Michael S. Morgan and David A. Kalman

Ethylene Oxide Cancer Risk Assessment Based on Epidemiological Data: Application of Revised Regulatory Guidelines pp. 1135-1155

M. Jane Teta, Robert L. Sielken and Ciriaco Valdez‐Flores

Vehicle Emission Unit Risk Factors for Transportation Risk Assessments pp. 1157-1171

Bruce M. Biwer and James P. Butler

Monte Carlo Sensitivity Analysis of Unknown Parameters in Hazardous Materials Transportation Risk Assessment pp. 1173-1184

Julia J. Pet‐Armacost, Jose Sepulveda and Milton Sakude

Using Animated Probability Plots to Explore the Suitability of Mixture Models with Two Component Distributions pp. 1185-1192

David E. Burmaster and Kimberly M. Thompson

Parameter Uncertainty and Variability In Evaluative Fate and Exposure Models pp. 1193-1204

Edgar G. Hertwich, Thomas E. McKone and William S. Pease

On Modeling Correlated Random Variables in Risk Assessment pp. 1205-1214

Charles N. Haas

Health Risk Assessment of a Modern Municipal Waste Incinerator pp. 1215-1222

Cline Boudet, Denis Zmirou, Mauricette Laffond, Franck Balducci and Jean‐Louis Benoit‐Guyod

A Quantitative Analysis of Factors Affecting PELs and TLVs for Carcinogens pp. 1223-1224

Jeffrey S. Smith and John M. Mendeloff

Risk‐Based Assessment of Soil and Groundwater Quality in the Netherlands: Standards and Remediation Urgency pp. 1235-1249

Frank A. Swartjes

Dose Response Models For Infectious Gastroenteritis pp. 1251-1260

Peter F. M. Teunis, Nico J. D. Nagelkerke and Charles N. Haas

Volume 19, issue 5, 1999

Performance Assessment for Radioactive Waste Disposal pp. 759-761

J. C. Helton and D. R. Anderson

Historical Relationship Between Performance Assessment for Radioactive Waste Disposal and Other Types of Risk Assessment pp. 763-807

Rob P. Rechard

The Role of Performance Assessment in the Regulation of Underground Disposal of Radioactive Wastes: An International Perspective pp. 809-846

B. G. J. Thompson

Development of a Performance Assessment Capability in the Waste Management Programs of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission pp. 847-876

Norman A. Eisenberg, Michael P. Lee, Timothy J. McCartin, Keith I. McConnell, Mark Thaggard and Andrew C. Campbell

On Intergenerational Equity and Its Clash with Intragenerational Equity and on the Need for Policies to Guide the Regulation of Disposal of Wastes and Other Activities Posing Very Long‐Term Risks pp. 877-901

David Okrent

A Decision Theory Perspective on the Disposal of High‐Level Radioactive Waste pp. 903-913

B. John Garrick and Stan Kaplan

Total System Performance Assessment for Waste Disposal Using a Logic Tree Approach pp. 915-931

John H. Kessler and Robin K. McGuire

Performance Assessments of Nuclear Waste Repositories: A Dialogue on Their Value and Limitations pp. 933-958

Rodney C. Ewing, Martin S. Tierney, Leonard F. Konikow and Rob P. Rechard

Performance Assessment in Support of the 1996 Compliance Certification Application for the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant pp. 959-986

J. C. Helton, D. R. Anderson, H.‐N. Jow, M. G. Marietta and G. Basabilvazo

Comments on “Performance Assessment in Support of the 1996 Compliance Certification Application for the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant” pp. 987-987

Anthony E. Hechanova and Ashok K. Singh

Comments on “Performance Assessment in Support of the 1996 Compliance Certification Application for the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant” pp. 989-990

Robert J. Budnitz

Comments on the Legal Admissibility of a Performance Assessment for a Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility pp. 991-993

Evaristo J. Bonano and Alberto A. León

Conditional Uncertainty Analysis and Implications for Decision Making: The Case of WIPP pp. 995-1002

M. Elisabeth Paté‐Cornell

Resolution of the Long‐Term Performance Issues at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant pp. 1003-1016

Matthew K. Silva, Dale F. Rucker and Lokesh Chaturvedi

Volume 19, issue 4, 1999

Exposure to Persistent Organochlorines in Canadian Breast Milk A Probabilistic Assessment pp. 527-545

Sara M. Hoover

Evaluation of the Uncertainty in an Oral Reference Dose for Methylmercury Due to Interindividual Variability in Pharmacokinetics pp. 547-558

Harvey J. Clewell, Jeffery M. Gearhart, P. Robinan Gentry, Tammie R. Covington, Cynthia B. VanLandingham, Kenny S. Crump and Annette M. Shipp

Evaluation of Atmospheric Transport Models for Use in Phase I1 of the Historical Public Exposures Studies at the Rocky Flats Plant pp. 559-576

Arthur S. Rood, George G. Killough and John E. Till

Estimating Risk Assessment Exposure Point Concentrations when the Data Are Not Normal or Lognormal pp. 577-584

Terry W. Schulzl and Susan Griffin

Uncertainty in Comparative Risk Analysis for Threatened Australian Plant Species pp. 585-598

Mark A. Burgman, David A. Keith and Terry V. Walshe

Quantitative Assessment of the Risk of Lung Cancer Associated with Occupational Exposure to Refractory Ceramic Fibers pp. 599-611

Suresh H. Moolgavkar, E. Georg Luebeck, Jay Turim and Linda Hanna

Statistical Evaluation of Population Data for Calculation of Radioactive Material Transport Accident Risks pp. 613-619

G. Scott Mills and K. Sieglinde Neuhauser

The Power of Perception: Health Risk Attributed to Air Pollution in anUrban Industrial Neighbourhood pp. 621-634

Susan J. Elliott, Donald C. Cole, Paul Krueger, Nancy Voorberg and Sarah Wakefield

Economic Impact of Accelerated Cleanup on Regions Surrounding the U.S.DOE's Major Nuclear Weapons Sites pp. 635-647

Michael Greenberg, Laura Solitare, Michael Frisch and Karen Lowrie

“How Exposed Is Exposed Enough?” Lay Inferences About Chemical Exposure pp. 649-659

Donald G. MacGregor, Paul Slovic and Torbjorn Malmfors

A Model of Consumers' Risk Perceptions Toward Recombinant Bovine Growth Hormone (rbGH): The Impact of Risk Characteristics pp. 661-673

Deana Grobe, Robin Douthitt and Lydia Zepeda

Simultaneous Analysis of Individual and Aggregate Responses in Psychometric Data Using Multilevel Modeling pp. 675-683

Ian H. Langford, Claire Marris, Annë‐Lise McDonald, Harvey Goldstein, Jon Rasbash and Tim O'Riordan

Editorial on the Nugget Papers pp. 685-687

Yacov Y. Haimes

Trust, Emotion, Sex, Politics, and Science: Surveying the Risk‐Assessment Battlefield pp. 689-701

Paul Slovic

Challenges to the Acceptance of Probabilistic Risk Analysis pp. 703-710

Vicki M. Bier

Human Interindividual Variability in Parameters Related to Health Risks pp. 711-726

Dale Hattis, J Prerna Banati, Rob Goble and David E. Burmaster

The Complementary Roles of Mitigation and Insurance in Managing Catastrophic Risks pp. 727-738

Paul R. Kleindorfer and Howard Kunreuther

Bayesian Forecasting via Deterministic Model pp. 739-749

Roman Krzysztofowicz

A Perspective on Nuclear Waste pp. 751-758

D. Warner North

Volume 19, issue 3, 1999

Invited Editorial: Risk Assessment Challenges at USDA pp. 323-326

Alwynelle (Nell) S. Am

A Risk Assessment Method for Biological Introductions pp. 327-334

Adrian R. Harris, Raymond L. Correll and Paul G. Adkins

Ethical Issues in Risk Communication: Continuing the Discussion pp. 335-348

Branden B. Johnson

Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke in the Workplace and the Impact of Away‐From‐Work Exposure pp. 349-358

Judy S. LaKind, Carol G. Graves, Michael E. Ginevan, Roger A. Jenkins, Daniel Q. Naiman and Robert G. Tardiff

Use of Environmental Tobacco Smoke Constituents as Markers for Exposure pp. 359-373

Judy S. LaKind, Roger A. Jenkins, Daniel Q. Naiman, Michael E. Ginevan, Carol G. Graves and Robert G. Tardiff

Distribution of Exposure Concentrations and Doses for Constituents of Environmental Tobacco Smoke pp. 375-390

Judy S. LaKind, Michael E. Ginevan, Daniel Q. Naiman, Anthony C. James, Roger A. Jenkins, Michael L. Dourson, Susan P. Felter, Carol G. Graves and Robert G. Tardiff

Heuristic‐Systematic Information Processing and Risk Judgment pp. 391-400

Craig W. Trumbo

Task Analysis for Industrial Work Process from Aspects of Human Reliability and System Safety pp. 401-415

Fan‐Jang Yu, Sheue‐Ling Hwang and Yu‐Hao Huang

Critical Radionuclide/Critical Pathway Analysis for the U.S. Department of Energy's Savannah River Site pp. 417-426

G. Timothy Jannik

Factors in Exposure Assessment: Ethnic and Socioeconomic Differences in Fishing and Consumption of Fish Caught along the Savannah River pp. 427-438

Joanna Burger, Warren L. Stephens, C. Shane Boring, Michelle Kuklinski, J. Whitfield Gibbons and Michael Gochfeld

Chinese and Americans Agree on What Is Fair, but Disagree on What Is Best in Societal Decisions Affecting Health and Safety Risks pp. 439-452

Wen‐Qiang Bian and L. Robin Keller

A Comparison of Methods of Benchmark‐Dose Estimation for Continuous Response Data pp. 453-459

R. Webster West and Ralph L. Kodell

Risk Perceptions, General Environmental Beliefs, and Willingness to Address Climate Change pp. 461-471

Robert E. O'Connor, Richard J. Bard and Ann Fisher

Risk Assessment Based on Financial Data: Market Response to Airline Accidents pp. 473-486

Robin L. Dillon, Blake E. Johnson and M. Elisabeth Patè‐Cornell

Methods for Detecting and Estimating Population Threshold Concentrations for Air Pollution‐Related Mortality with Exposure Measurement Error pp. 487-496

Sabit Cakmak, Richard T. Burnett and Daniel Krewski

Democratizing Risk Management: Successful Public Involvement in Local Water Management Decisions pp. 497-510

Timothy L. McDaniels, Robin S. Gregory and Daryl Fields

Sensitivity of Concentration and Risk Predictions in the PRESTO and MMSOILS Multimedia Models: Regression Technique Assessment pp. 511-525

William B. Mills, Christine S. Lew and Cheng Y. Hung

Volume 19, issue 2, 1999

The Role of the Society for Risk Analysis in the Emerging Threats to Critical Infrastructures pp. 153-157

Yacov Y. Haimes

Geographical Dimensions and Correlates of Trust pp. 159-169

Michael R. Greenberg and Bryan Williams

Who Lives Near Coke Plants and Oil Refineries? An Exploration of the Environmental Inequity Hypothesis pp. 171-186

John D. Graham, Nancy Dean Beaulieu, Dana Sussman, March Sadowitz and Yi‐Ching Li

Combining Probability Distributions From Experts in Risk Analysis pp. 187-203

Robert T. Clemen and Robert L. Winkler

Public Support For Earthquake Risk Mitigation In Portland, Oregon pp. 205-216

James Flynn, Paul Slovic, C. K. Mertz and Cathie Carlisle

Fishing in Urban New Jersey: Ethnicity Affects Information Sources, Pe ception, and Compliance pp. 217-229

Joanna Burger, Kerry Kirk Pflugh, Lynette Lurig, Leigh Ann Von Hagen and Stanley Von Hagen

Fundamentals of Health Risk Assessment. Use, Derivation, Validity and Limitations of Safety Indices pp. 231-247

Resha M. Putzrath and James D. Wilson

Reliability Analysis for Hazardous Waste Treatment Processes pp. 249-259

Robert D. Water and Frank L. Parker

Hormesis: A Highly Generalizable and Reproducible Phenomenon With Important Implications for Risk Assessment pp. 261-281

Edward J. Calabrese, Linda A. Baldwin and Charles D. Holland

Adverse Health Experiences, Environmental Attitudes, and Pesticide Usage Behavior of Farm Operators pp. 283-294

Erik Lichtenberg and Rae Zimmerman

Estimating Noncancer Uncertainty Factors: Are Ratios NOAELs Informative? pp. 295-308

Kevin P. Brand, J Lorenz Rhomberg and John S. Evans

Cancer Risk Estimation of Genotoxic Chemicals Based on Target Dose and a Multiplicative Model pp. 309-320

Fredrik N. Granpth, J Carlos E. Vaca, Lars G. Ehrenberg and Margareta Â. Törnqvist

Volume 19, issue 1, 1999

Opening Editorial pp. 1-2

Elizabeth L. Anderson

Response to “Eyes Closed Simple, Intuitive, Statistically Sound, and Efficient Methods for Estimating Parameters of Clonal Growth Cancer Models” pp. 3-5

Rory B. Conolly and David A. Kramer

Response to Comments on “An Approach for Modeling Noncancer Dose Responses with an Emphasis on Uncertainty” and “A Probabilistic Framework for the Reference Dose (Probabilistic RfD)” pp. 7-8

Paul S. Price, Russ Keenan, Jeff Swartout and Michael Dourson

An Alternative Exact Solution of the Two‐Stage Clonal Growth Model of Cancer pp. 9-14

Rudolf T. Hoogenveen, Harvey J. Clewell, Melvin E. Andemen and Wout Slob

A Comparison of Regulatory Implications of Traditional and Exact Two‐Stage Dose‐Response Models pp. 15-22

Weihsueh A. Chiu, David M. Hassenzahl and Daniel M. Kammen

Context in the Risk Assessment of Digital Systems pp. 23-32

Chris Garrett and George Apostolakis

Mixed Levels of Uncertainty in Complex Policy Models pp. 33-42

Elizabeth A. Casman, M. Granger Morgan and Hadi Dowlatabadi

When and How Can You Specify a Probability Distribution When You Don't Know Much? II pp. 43-46

Yacov Y. Haimes and James H. Lambert

A. Uncertainty and Variability pp. 47-49

Elizabeth L. Anderson and Dale Hattis

B. Extremes, Extrapolation, And Surprise pp. 49-54

Nicholas Matalas and Vicki Bier

C. How, When, Why to Use All of the Evidence pp. 55-62

Stan Kaplan and David Burmaster

D. Decision Making pp. 63-68

Steve Conrad and Scott Ferson

Decision‐Making with Heterogeneous Sources of Information pp. 69-81

Donald Richards and William D. Rowe

A Survey of Approaches for Assessing and Managing the Risk of Extremes pp. 83-94

Vicki M. Bier, Yacov Y. Haimes, James H. Lambert, Nicholas C. Matalas and Rae Zimmerman

What Should Be the Implications of Uncertainty, Variability, and Inherent “Biases”/“Conservatism” for Risk Management Decision‐Making? pp. 95-107

Dale Hattis and Elizabeth L. Anderson

Methods for Characterizing Variability and Uncertainty: Comparison of Bootstrap Simulation and Likelihood‐Based Approaches pp. 109-130

H. Christopher Frey and David E. Burmaster

Beyond the Domain of Direct Observation: How to Specify a Probability Distribution that Represents the “State of Knowledge” About Uncertain Inputs pp. 131-134

F. Owen Hoffman and Stan Kaplan

The Expected Value of Information and the Probability of Surprise pp. 135-152

James Hammitt and Alexander I. Shlyakhter