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This document provides an overview of the basic planning and work of the Department of Energy Richland Operations Office (DOE-RL). It defines key terms, concepts, and processes used in Hanford`s Environmental Management (EM) activities. It is not intended to provide complete details on the topics discussed. It does, however, provide a roadmap of the overall process so that opportunities for tribal, regulator, and public involvement can be clearly identified. Many documents are referenced in this plan. Each is described in some detail in Section 5, and cross-references to that section are provided throughout the discussion in Sections 1 through 4.

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The purpose of this document is to provide a single referenceable document that provides the X/Qs for the solid waste facilities in the 200 Area, that is to provide the X/Qs for the Solid Waste Dispersal Facilities Master Safety Analysis Report (WHC-SD-WM-MSAR-001, REV. 0, 1996). The X/Qs will be used for the radiological dose estimates in the accident safety analyses. Thus, this document is also to provide the information necessary to perform bounding estimates of the radiological consequences for hypothetical accidents for various solid waste facilities. This document is to examine the variations in the plume dispersion factors associated with the various solid waste facilities. Specifically examined are X/Qs associated with different receptors located in different sectors and at different distances. Examination of one facility included a large area X/Q, while examination of another facility included an elevated release. Generally, the X/Qs are determined for ground releases with and without building wake. In addition, sensitivity of how plume characteristics were affected by using different meteorological data was examined. Each receptor described in this document was evaluated for both 99.5% and 50% meteorological data. Attributes such as plume meander, plume rise, settling and wash-out are not considered in this document.

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An important consideration in assessing environmental impacts for the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) is to establish a baseline from which to evaluate potential changes associated with a proposed action. For some assessments, establishment of the baseline is straightforward because the proposed action is located in an undeveloped area which has been negligibly affected by human activity. For other assessments, however, the baseline may be more difficult to determine because the proposed action may occur in an area where human activities have affected the environment and, in essence, have established a new (and often changing) baseline. Frequently, appreciable degradation has occurred on the proposed site itself. For such cases, the question arises as to whether the unperturbed condition or the present condition is more appropriate to use as the baseline. This paper argues that a proposed action in a previously disturbed area should not be assessed merely in relation to the new baseline. Rather, a more comprehensive evaluation should be given that compares potential environmental effects with both the unperturbed condition and the present condition and consequently presents a more balanced approach to the assessment. Furthermore, the sponsoring federal agency should take the opportunity offered by the proposed action to …

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Optimization of molecular detection efficiencies is important for analytical applications of single molecule detection methods. In microdroplets some experimental limitations can be reduced, primarily because the molecule cannot diffuse away from the excitation and collection volume. Digital molecular detection using a stream of microdroplets has been proposed as a method of reducing concentration detection limits by several orders of magnitude relative to conventional measurements. However, the bending and reflection of light at the microdroplet`s liquid-air interface cause the illumination intensity and fluorescence intensity collected to be strongly dependent on the position of the molecule within the droplet. The goal is to model the detection of single molecules in microdroplets so that one can better understand and optimize detection efficiencies. In the first year of this modeling effort the authors studied the collection of fluorescence from unit-amplitude dipoles inside of spheres. In this second year they modified their analysis to accurately model the effects of excitation inhomogeneities, including effects of molecular saturation, motion of the droplet, and phase variations between the two counter-propagating waves that illuminate the droplet. They showed that counter-propagating plane wave illumination can decrease the variations in the intensity which excites the molecules. Also in this second year …