Risk Analysis

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Volume 18, issue 6, 1998

Farewell Editorial pp. 661-662

Curtis C. Travis

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. 663-664

Scott M. Bartell and Elaine M. Faustman

Comments on Relating to Tornero‐Velez et al: Compliance Versus Risk in Assessing Occupational Exposures pp. 665-667

Paul Hewett

Response to Paul Hewett's “Comments Relating to Tornero Velez et al.: Compliance Versus Risk in Assessing Occupational Exposures” pp. 669-671

S. M. Rappaport, Rogelio Tornero‐Velez, Elaine Symanski, Hans Kromhout and Rong C. Yu

Response to the Letter to the Editor: “The Dose‐Response Model for Dioxin” pp. 673-673

Melvin E. Andersen and Rory B. Conolly

International Terrorism and Weapons of Mass Destruction pp. 675-678

Mark M. Bashor

Target Levels—Tools for Prevention pp. 679-688

Raimo I. Niemelä, Jorma Rantanen and Mirja K. Kiilunen

Information and Risk Perception: A Dynamic Adjustment Process pp. 689-699

Shiping Liu, Ju‐Chin Huang and Gregory L. Brown

Influence of Prenatal Mercury Exposure Upon Scholastic and Psychologica Test Performance: Benchmark Analysis of a New Zealand Cohort pp. 701-713

Kenny S. Grump, Tord Kjellström, Annette M. Shipp, Abraham Silvers and Alistair Stewart

Risk, Media, and Stigma at Rocky Flats pp. 715-725

James Flynn, Ellen Peters, C. K. Mertz and Paul Slovid

Testing the Cultural Theory of Risk in France pp. 729-739

Jean Brenot, Sylviane Bonnefous and Claire Marris

Empirical Scaling of Single Oral Lethal Doses Across Mammalian Species Based on a Large Database pp. 741-753

Lorenz R. Rhomberg and Scott K. Wolff

Ecological and Economic Risk Analysis of Everglades: Phase I Restoration Alternatives pp. 755-771

James D. Englehardt

Principles for Conduct of Pest Risk Analyses: Report of an Expert Work hop pp. 773-780

George M. Gray, Jon C. Allen, David E. Burmaster, Stuart H. Gage, James Hammitt, Stanley Kaplan, Ralph L. Keeney, Joseph G. Morse, D. Warner North, Jan P. Nyrop, Alina Stahevitch and Richard Williamslau

Urban Risks of Truck Transport of Radioactive Material pp. 781-785

G. Scott Mills and K. Sieglinde Neuhauser

A Probabilistic Approach for Deriving Acceptable Human Intake Limits and Human Health Risks from Toxicological Studies: General Framework pp. 787-798

W. Slob and M. N. Pieters

Presenting Results from Model Based Studies to Decision‐Makers: Can Sensitivity Analysis Be a Defogging Agent? pp. 799-803

Andrea Saltelli, Stefano Tarantola and Karen Chad

Gender Differences in Risk Perception: Theoretical and Methodological erspectives pp. 805-811

Per E. Gustafsod

Estimation of Unit Risk for Coke Oven Emissions pp. 813-825

Suresh H. Moolgavkar, E. Georg Luebeck and Elizabeth L. Anderson

Volume 18, issue 5, 1998

Eyes Closed: Simple, Intuitive, Statistically Sound, and Efficient Methods for Estimating Parameters of Clonal Growth Cancer Models pp. 529-534

Claire D. Sherman and Chnstopher J. Portier

An Approach to Vulnerability Analysis of Complex Industrial Systems pp. 535-546

Stefän Einarsson and Marvin Rausand

Rating Threat Mitigators: Faith in Experts, Governments, and Individuals Themselves to Create a Safer World pp. 547-556

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

Expert Informants and Relative Risk: A Methodology for Modeling Waterways pp. 557-562

Robert Gramling, Craig J. Forsyth and George Wooddell

A Risk Assessment for Consumers of Mourning Doves pp. 563-573

Joanna Burger, Robert A. Kennamer, I. Lehr Brisbin and Michael Gochfeld

Retrospective Temporal and Spatial Mobility of Adult Iowa Women pp. 575-584

R. William Field, Brian J. Smith, Christine P. Brus, Charles F. Lynch, John S. Neuberger and Daniel J. Steck

Sample Timing and Mathematical Considerations for Modeling Breath Elimination of Volatile Organic Compounds pp. 585-602

Joachim D. Pleil and Andrew B. Lindstrom

The Efficacy of Different Methods for Informing the Public About the Range Dependency of Magnetic Fields from High Voltage Power Lines pp. 603-610

Daniel Read and M. Granger Morgan

An Empirical Approach for Deriving Information on Total Duration of Exposure from Information on Historical Exposure pp. 611-619

Paul S. Price, Paul K. Scott, Natalie D. Wilson and Dennis J. Paustenbach

Deliberation: Integrating Analytical Results into Environmental Decisions Involving Multiple Stakeholders pp. 621-634

George E. Apostolakis and Susan E. Pickett

A Quantitative Test of the Cultural Theory of Risk Perceptions: Comparison with the Psychometric Paradigm pp. 635-647

Claire Marris, Ian H. Langford and Timothy O'Riordan

Evaluating Risk Communication: Examining Target Audience Perceptions About Four Presentation Formats for Fish Consumption Health Advisory Information pp. 649-659

Nancy A. Connelly and Barbara A. Knuth

Volume 18, issue 4, 1998

The Pollution Control System is Broken pp. 365-366

Terry Davies

Public Reliance on Risk Communication Channels in the Wake of a Cryptosporidium Outbreak pp. 367-375

Robert J. Griffin, Sharon Dunwoody and Fernando Zabala

Health Risks of Energy Systems pp. 377-383

Wolfram Krewitt, Fintan Hurley, Alfred Trukenmüller and Rainer Friedrich

A Trivariate Distribution for the Height, Weight, and Fat of Adult Men pp. 385-389

David E. Burmaster and Donald M. Murray

Judgments of Chemical Risks: Comparisons Among Senior Managers, Toxicologists, and the Public pp. 391-404

C. K. Mertz, Paul Slovic and I. F. H. Purchase

Introduction pp. 405-405

Vicki M. Bier

ASME Risk‐Based Inservice Inspection and Testing: An Outlook to the Future pp. 407-421

Kenneth R. Balkey, Raymond J. Art and Robert J. Bosnak

Reservations on “ASME Risk‐Based Inservice Inspection and Testing: An Outlook to the Future” pp. 423-425

W. E. Vesely

Applying Risk Models to Formulation of Safety Cases pp. 433-444

Robert W. Youngblood

Probabilistic‐Based Structural Specifications pp. 445-454

Fred Moses

Risk Analysis and Management of Dam Safety pp. 455-462

Lester Lave and Tunde Balvanyos

Use of Technical Expert Panels: Applications to Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Analysis pp. 463-469

Robert J. Budnitz, George Apostolakis, David M. Boore, Lloyd S. Cluff, Kevin J. Coppersmith, C. Allin Cornell and Peter A. Morris

A Methodology to Select a Wire Insulation for Use in Habitable Spacecraft pp. 471-484

Todd Paulos and George Apostolakis

Dynamic Risk Management Systems: Hybrid Architecture and Offshore Platform Illustration pp. 485-496

M.‐Elisabeth Paté‐Cornell and Peter J. Regan

Risk of Extreme Events Under Nonstationary Conditions pp. 497-510

J. Rolf Olsen, James H. Lambert and Yacov Y. Haimes

A Probabilistic Model for the Failure Frequency of Underground Gas Pipelines pp. 511-527

Roger Cooke and Eric Jager

Volume 18, issue 3, 1998

Test of the Linear‐No Threshold Theory pp. 229-229

Bernard L. Cohen

Determining the Determinants of Trust pp. 231-232

Timothy C. Earle

Response to Earle and Cvetkovich pp. 233-234

Richard G. Peters, Vincent T. Covello and David B. McCallum

How Do People Evaluate Risk Reduction When They Are Told Zero Risk Is Impossible? pp. 235-242

Kazuya Nakayachi

Beliefs and the Perception of Risks and Accidents pp. 243-252

Dongo Rémi Kouabenan

Profiling the High Hazards Perceivers: An Exploratory Study pp. 253-259

Odd Hellessy, Kjell Grønhaug and Olav Kvitastein

Physiologically‐Based Pharmacokinetic Model for Trichloroethylene Considering Enterohepatic Recirculation of Major Metabolites pp. 261-269

Robert D. Stenner, James L. Merdink, Jeffery W. Fisher and Richard J. Bull

A Probabilistic Framework for the Reference Dose (Probabilistic RfD) pp. 271-282

Jeffrey C. Swartout, Paul S. Price, Michael L. Dourson, Heather L. Carlson‐Lynch and Russell E. Keenan

Estimates of per Capita Fish Consumption in the U.S. Based on the Continuing Survey of Food Intake by Individuals (CSFII) pp. 283-291

Helen L. Jacobs, Henry D. Kahn, Kathleen A. Stralka and Dung B. Phan

On Summarizing Group Exposures in Risk Assessment: Is an Arithmetic Mean or a Geometric Mean More Appropriate? pp. 293-297

Kenny S. Crump

Estimates of the Number of Liver Carcinogens in Bioassays Conducted by the National Toxicology Program pp. 299-308

Kenny S. Crump, D. Krewski and Y. Wang

Topics in Microbial Risk Assessment: Dynamic Flow Tree Process pp. 309-328

Harry M. Marks, Margaret E. Coleman, C.‐T. Jordan Lin and Tanya Roberts

A Comparison of Methods for Estimating the Benchmark Dose Based on Overdispersed Data from Developmental Toxicity Studies pp. 329-342

Karen Y. Fung, Leonora Marro and Daniel Krewski

Lay Understanding of Synergistic Risk: The Case of Radon and Cigarette Smoking pp. 343-350

Sarah E. Hampson, Judy A. Andrews, Michael E. Lee, Lyn S. Foster, Russell E. Glasgow and Edward Liechtenstein

Stochastic Response Surface Methods (SRSMs) for Uncertainty Propagation: Application to Environmental and Biological Systems pp. 351-363

S. S. Isukapalli, A. Roy and P. G. Georgopoulos

Volume 18, issue 2, 1998

Special Introduction pp. 131-131

Paul R. Kleindorfer and Howard C. Kunreuther

Introduction pp. 133-133

Jim Makris

Compliance Strategies and Regulatory Effectiveness of Performance‐Based Regulation of Chemical Accident Risks pp. 135-143

Karen R. Chinander, Paul R. Kleindorfer and Howard C. Kunreuther

Utilizing Third‐Party Inspections for Preventing Major Chemical Accidents pp. 145-153

Jweeping Er, Howard C. Kunreuther and Isadore Rosenthal

Informational Regulation of Environmental Risks pp. 155-170

Paul R. Kleindorfer and Eric W. Orts

The Role of the Community in the Implementation of the EPA's Rule on Risk Management Programs for Chemical Accidental Release Prevention pp. 171-179

Isadore Rosenthal, Patrick J. McNulty and Lyse D. Helsing

Impact of Hazardous Substances Regulations on Small Firms in Delaware and New Jersey pp. 181-189

Leon C. Schaller, Patrick J. McNulty and Karen R. Chinander

Communicating Under Section 112(r) of the Clean Air Act Amendments pp. 191-197

Patrick J. McNulty, Leon C. Schaller and Karen R. Chinander

Use of an ISO 14000 Option in Implementing EPA's Rule on Risk Management Programs for Chemical Accidental Release Prevention pp. 199-203

Isadore Rosenthal and Donald F. Theiler

A Pharmacokinetic Study of Occupational and Environmental Benzene Exposure with Regard to Gender pp. 205-213

Elizabeth A. Brown, Michael L. Shelley and Jeffrey W. Fisher

Lognormal Distributions for Total Water Intake and Tap Water Intake by Pregnant and Lactating Women in the United States pp. 215-219

David E. Burmaster

Analysis of Exogenous Components of Mortality Risks pp. 221-227

Victor L. Blinkin

Volume 18, issue 1, 1998

The Dose—Response Model for Dioxin pp. 1-2

Daniel M. Byrd, Donald O. Allen, Robert L. Beamer, Henry R. Besch, David B. Bylund, John Doull, William W. Fleming, Arthur Fries, F. Peter Guengerich, Roger Hornbrook, Louis Lasagna, Bert K. B. Lum, Elias K. Michaelis, Edward T. Morgan, Alan Poland, Karl K. Rozman, J. Bryan Smith, Hollie I. Swanson, William Waddell and James D. Wilson

Comments on the Interpretation of Distributions in “Overview of Recent Developments in Ecological Risk Assessment” pp. 3-4

Glenn W. Suter

On Construction of a Dermal Soil Adherence PDF: Response to Finley and Scott pp. 5-7

John C. Kissel

Response to John Kissel's Letter to the Editor “On Construction of a Dermal Soil Adherence PDF: Response to Finley and Scott” pp. 9-11

Brent L. Finley and Paul K. Scott

Characterizing Dose‐Response I: Critical Assessment of the Benchmark Dose Concept pp. 13-26

James A. Murrell, Christopher J. Portier and Richard W. Morris

Lognormal Distributions for Skin Area as a Function of Body Weight pp. 27-32

David E. Burmaster

A Lognormal Distribution for Time Spent Showering pp. 33-35

David E. Burmaster

Uncertainty and Variability Analysis in Multiplicative Risk Models pp. 37-45

S. N. Rai and D. Krewski

Quantifying the Distribution of Inhalation Exposure in Human Populations: 2. Distributions of Time Spent by Adults, Adolescents, and Children at Home, at Work, and at School pp. 47-56

Lisa M. Funk, Richard Sedman, Jill A. J. Beals and Robert Fountain

The EPA Health Risk Assessment of Methylcyclopentadienyl Manganese Tricarbonyl (MMT) pp. 57-70

J. Michael Davis, Annie M. Jarabek, David T. Mage and Judith A. Graham

Air Nicotine and Saliva Cotinine as Indicators of Workplace Passive Smoking Exposure and Risk pp. 71-83

James L. Repace, Jennifer Jinot, Steven Bayard, Karen Emmons and S. Katharine Hammond

Worry and Risk Perception pp. 85-93

Lennart Sjöberg

Methodological Approaches to Assessing Risk Perceptions Associated with Food‐Related Hazards pp. 95-102

Lynn J. Frewer, Chaya Howard, Duncan Hedderley and Richard Shepherd

Risk Perceptions of Offshore Workers on UK Oil and Gas Platforms pp. 103-110

Mark Fleming, Rhona Flin, Kathryn Mearns and Rachael Gordon

Risk Perception by Offshore Oil Personnel During Bad Weather Conditions pp. 111-118

Torbjørn Rundmo and Lennart Sjöberg

Judgments of Personal and Environmental Risks of Consumer Products—Do they Differ? pp. 119-129

Holger Schütz and Peter M. Wiedemann