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Level-3 Consequence Analysis Part 1 Atmospheric Transport and Dispersion.
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Bixler, Nathan E.↗
Performing Consequence Analysis for Multi-Unit/Spent Fuel Pool Source Terms.
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Bixler, Nathan E.↗
Qualification of Limited-Production Additively Manufactured Parts for Use in Long-Life High Consequence Applications.
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Leathe, Nicholas↗
Response to Unreviewed Safety Question in High Flux Isotope Reactor Dose Consequence Analysis
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Cook, David Howard↗
Consequence Analysis for DHS Chemical-Sector Risk and Resilience Programs.
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Pepple, Mark↗
Consequences of Degraded Containment in a Severe Nuclear Power Plant Accident.
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Jankovsky, Zachary Kyle↗
Consequences of Degraded Containment in a Severe Nuclear Power Plant Accident.
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Jankovsky, Zachary Kyle↗
An Approach for Evaluating the Consequence of Cyber Attacks on Nuclear Power Plants
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98 NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT, SAFEGUARDS, AND PHYSICAL P↗
The Consequences of Infrastructure Disruptions: The Role of Resilience.
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Warren, Drake Edward↗
The Role of Computational Simulation Workflow in Decision Making for High Consequence Engineering Systems.
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Orient, George Edgar↗
Additive Manufacturing and Rapid Product Learning for High Consequence Industries.
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Roach, Robert Allen↗
Developing a resilient power grid from threat to consequence.
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Camacho-Lopez, Tara Renee↗
GDP-Based Economic Model for MACCS Nuclear Accident Offsite Consequence Estimation.
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Outkin, Alexander V.↗
EXTENDED LIFECYCLE SYSTEM ENGINEERING: Principles and a strategy for an improved approach to high consequence system sustainment.
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Brannon, Nathan↗