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User's guide to MARINRAD IV [Marine Radionuclide Transport and Dose]: Model for assessing the consequences of release of radioactive material into the oceans

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MARINRAD IV (Marine Radionuclide Transport and Dose) is a system of three FORTRAN '77 computer programs designed to evaluate the consequences of the release of radionuclides into the ocean. The program MARRAD computes nuclide concentration due to ocean transport and generates food chain concentration factors. The program MAROUT evaluates a pathways-to-man dose model, generates print reports, and produces graphic plots. The program ADJOINT applies the adjoint analysis technique for computing model parameter sensitivities. MARINRAD's topdown modular design provides flexible software which can be easily modified for a user's specific problem. 24 refs., 29 figs., 53 tabs

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Available from NTIS, PC A08/MF A01; 1 as DE88001447.

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164 p.
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SAND--87-7067

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