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UNCLASSIFIEDDOC REPORT BIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CoNTROL NOo /ZMML7AU-691 13q 15/3 IS/6STANFORD RESEARCH INST MENLO PARK CALIFEVALUATION:ONCEPTs,OF CIVIL DEFENSE OPERATIONAL(U)DESCRIPTIVE NOTE: FINAL REPT.,NOV 68 SIP LAURINORICHARD |KAMRADTC,ALEXANDER ICONTRACT: DAHC20-67-COII6PROJ: SRI-MU-62SO-U20UNCLASSIFIED REPORTOLSCRIPTORS: (oNuCLEAR AARFARE$ CIVIL DEFENSESYSTEMS), (oCIVIL DEFENSK SYSTEMS,OcOUNTERMEASURES), DAMAGE ASSESSMENT@ NUCLEAREXPLOSION DAMAGE, FIRES, EXPLOSION EFFECTS,VULNERABILITY, RADIATION HAZARDS, NUCLEAR WARFARECASUALTIES# FALLOUT SHELTERS, AIRBRST, SURFACEBURST, RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT, DOSE RATE, STATISTICALUATA, CIVIL DEFENSE PERSONNEL (U)IDENTIFIERS: BOS(BASIC OPERATING SITUATIONS),BASIC OPERATING SITUATIONS (U)THE CONCEPTS OF CIVIL DEFENSE OPERATIONAL PLANNINGFOR THE TRANSATTACK PERIOD ON THE BASIS OF EXPECTEDOPERATIONAL SITUATIONS OR CONTINGENCIES ARE REVIEWED.NINE SITUATIONS BASED ON COMBINATIONS OF SELECTEDLEVELS OF FALLOUT INTENSITIES AND WEAPON-CAuSED FIRESARE CONSIDERED, INCLUDING ONE SITUATION INVOLVING NOWEAPONS EFFECTS. THE REQUIRED EMERGENCY OPERATIONSATTENDANT TO EACH SITUATION ARE IDENTIFIED* THEGEOGRAPHICAL AREA FOR WHICH OPERATIONAL CONTINGENCYPLANS WOULD BE UEVELOPED WOULD BE SUCH THAT THEOPERATIONAL SITUATION %OULD BE THE SAME THROUGHOUTTHE AREA. ACCORDINGLY, STATISTICAL MEASURES WEREDEVELOPED AS THE BASIS FOR SELECTION OF THE UNITAREAS WHICH SHOa THE FALLOUT INTENSITY GRADIENTS AS AFUNCTION OF A RANGE OF WEAPON YIELDS ANQ PROBABLEWINO CONDITIONS. EXPECTED THERMAL IGNITION RANGES,AND OVERPRESSURE SCALING FUNCTIONS. (AUTHOR) (U)123UNCLASSIFIED/ZMIL7