Assessment of Exposure-Response Functions for Rocket-Emission Toxicants (1998) / Chapter Skim
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Introduction
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The Air Force Space Command requested that the National Research Council (NRC) independently review the toxicological components of LATRA to ensure their appropriateness.
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Specifica~y, REEDM predicts an isopleth, or "footprint," of the concentrations of specific emissions at ground level downwind of the specific launch site. Initially, the Air Force compared the exposure concentrations predicted by REEDM for each of the emissions with acceptable human exposure levels, caned tier limits.
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Defirutions of established toxicity reference values that the Air Force considered in developing LATRA are provided in Appendix B Chapter 3 provides the subcomm~ttee's evaluation, conclusions, and recommendations concerning the identification of sensitive populations in light of the data available for the t hree rocket-em~ssion toxicants and similar compounds.
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Chapel ~ provides examples of ~le~nG lag We suggested ~ternadve approaches for developing ERPs far OCT. NOES Id ONOs on We bash of We avadable exposure-response data for Nose concords' which are presented ~ Appendices D, B
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