1. Software ASPRO-NUC: Gamma-ray spectrometry, routine NAA, isotope identification and data management

   • V. P. Kolotov
   • V. V. Atrashkevich

   Advances in Instrumentation and Software for Radioanalytical Techniques Pages: 195 - 206

2. An object-oriented approach to evaluating multiple spectral models

   • R. E. Majoras
   • W. M. Richardson
   • R. S. Seymour

   Advances in Instrumentation and Software for Radioanalytical Techniques Pages: 207 - 210

3. Verification of gamma spectroscopy programs: Multiplet area problems and solutions

   • M. J. Koskelo
   • M. T. Mercier

   Advances in Instrumentation and Software for Radioanalytical Techniques Pages: 211 - 217

4. Expert system for nuclide identification in gamma spectrum analysis

   • P. A. Aarnio
   • J. J. Ala-Heikkilä
   • J. T. Routti

   Advances in Instrumentation and Software for Radioanalytical Techniques Pages: 219 - 227

5. SYNTH: A spectrum synthesizer

   • W. K. Hensley
   • A. D. McKinnon
   • R. M. Savard

   Advances in Instrumentation and Software for Radioanalytical Techniques Pages: 229 - 237

6. A software counting loss correction method for neutron activation analysis with short-lived radionuclides

   • G. Kennedy

   Advances in Instrumentation and Software for Radioanalytical Techniques Pages: 239 - 245

7. Monte Carlo simulations of low background detectors

   • H. S. Miley
   • R. L. Brodzinski
   • J. H. Reeves

   Advances in Instrumentation and Software for Radioanalytical Techniques Pages: 247 - 252

8. Radon measurements in groundwater

   • M. E. Kitto
   • M. K. Kuhland

   Measurement and Distribution of Radon and Precursors Pages: 253 - 258

9. Gamma radiation and radon levels in Mexico City dwellings

   • T. Martinez
   • L. Cabrera
   • U. Martinez

   Measurement and Distribution of Radon and Precursors Pages: 259 - 268

10. Dynamic studies on sorption characteristics of²²⁶Ra on manganese dioxide

    • G. Koulouris

    Measurement and Distribution of Radon and Precursors Pages: 269 - 279

11. A simple passive collector for direct measurement of radon flux from soil

    • W. C. Burnett
    • P. H. Cable
    • J. P. Chanton

    Measurement and Distribution of Radon and Precursors Pages: 281 - 290

12. Evidence for radon transport by carrier gas through faulted clays in Italy

    • G. Etiope
    • S. Lombardi

    Measurement and Distribution of Radon and Precursors Pages: 291 - 300

13. Effects of negative ion generators on radon- and thoron-progeny concentrations in an occupied residence

    • R. W. Sheets
    • C. C. Thompson

    Measurement and Distribution of Radon and Precursors Pages: 301 - 308

14. ²²²RN at Bermuda and Mauna Loa: Local and distant sources

    • A. R. Hutter
    • R. J. Larsen
    • J. T. Merrill

    Measurement and Distribution of Radon and Precursors Pages: 309 - 318

15. Study of the reduction of airborne²²²Rn through chemical stabilization of²²⁶Ra in uranium mill tailings

    • C. M. Johnson Jr.
    • D. R. Rayno
    • F. G. Liming

    Measurement and Distribution of Radon and Precursors Pages: 319 - 327

16. An assessment of the selection criteria for an analytical method for radium-226 in environmental samples

    • R. A. Tinker
    • J. D. Smith
    • M. B. Cooper

    Measurement and Distribution of Radon and Precursors Pages: 329 - 336

17. Radon surveys with charcoal and liquid scintillation counting

    • Franz Schönhofer
    • Katharina Pock
    • Harry Friedmann

    Measurement and Distribution of Radon and Precursors Pages: 337 - 346

18. Analytical chemistry in controlled thermonuclear fusion

    • U. Engelmann
    • M. Glugla
    • H. J. Ache

    Radiochemical Methods Applied to the Nuclear Fuel Cycle Pages: 347 - 356

19. Preventing pollution from plutonium processing

    • K. K. S. Pillay

    Radiochemical Methods Applied to the Nuclear Fuel Cycle Pages: 357 - 367

20. A feasibility study for a linac-based transuranic waste characterization system

    • F. J. Schultz
    • G. Vourvopoulos
    • M. L. Roberts

    Radiochemical Methods Applied to the Nuclear Fuel Cycle Pages: 369 - 375

21. Inventory and characterization of important radionuclides for the safety of storage and disposal. Correlation with key radionuclides in typical waste streams

    • A. Raymond
    • W. Müller
    • A. Yates

    Radiochemical Methods Applied to the Nuclear Fuel Cycle Pages: 377 - 390