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UNCLASSIFIEDVDC REPORT dIBLIOGRAPHY SEARCH CONTROL NO. /ZMIL7AU-696 135 15/3UNS RESEARCH CO BURLINGAME CALIFCIVIL DEFENSE OPERATIONAL CONCEPTS, IU)MAY 69 i1UP MILLERCARL Fe IREPT@ NO. URS-757-1CONTRACT: OAHC20-69-Cin012PNOJ: OCU-3119AUNCLASS!FIED REPORTDESCRIPTORS: (*CIVIL DEFENSE SYSTEMS, *MANAGEMENTPLANNING), (*NUCLEAR WARFARE, PASSIVL DEFENSE),NUCLLAR EXPLOSIONS, SYSTEMS LNGINEERING, HAZARDS,SHELTERS, RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT, DAMAGE AssESSMENT,SURVIVAL, RADIATION EFFECTS, MORTALITY RATES.CASUALTIES, DEBRIS, FIRES, BLAST, VEHICLES (U)IDENTIFIERS: *OPERATIONAL CONCEPTS (U)RELATIONSHIPS AMONG NUCLEAR WEAPONS EFFECTS ANDCIVIL DEFENSE OPERATIONAL SYSTEM VARIABLES ARESUMMARIZED AND USED AS A BASIS FOR PERIVING CIVILDEFENSE OPEkATIONAL CONCEPTS, CI.ASSIFICATION OFHAZARD CONDITIONS* AND SYSTEMS OF STANDARD oPERATIONROUTINES, CENTERED UN PROTECTIVE SHELTER AND ONOPERATIONS FROM THE SHELTER. NINE GENERAL CLASSES OFBASIC HAZARD CONDITIONS (BHC) FOR 911IC1 DIFFERENTOPTIONS OF STANDARD OPERATING ROUTINES (SOR'S)WOULD BE NEQU!RED ARE SUGGESTED. THE NINE CLASSESAKE COM61NATIONS OF THREE POSSIBLE LEVELS OF FALLOUTHAZARDS AND THREE POSSIBLE LEVELS OF PHYSICAL DAMAGEFOR AN AREA, (AUTHOR) (U)126UNCLASSIFIED/ZMML7