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AECL-6186 R«v. 3

ATOMIC ENERGY flKB L'ENERGIE ATOMIQUEOF CANADA UNITED V K j DU CANADA, LIMITEE

RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT IN CANADA:

AECL PUBLICATIONS AND OTHER LITERATURE

GESTION DES DECHETS RADIOACTIFS AU CANADA:

PUBLICATIONS DE L'EACL ET D'AUTRE LITTERATURE

Compiled by/Compilée par

Dianne E. Wallace

Whiteshell Nucbar R»s*arch Etablissement de recherchesEstablishment nucléaires de Whiteshell

Pinawa, Manitoba ROE 1LOApril 1983 avril

Copyright © Atomic Energy of Canada Liaiced, 1983

ATOMIC ENERGY OF CANADA LIMITED

RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT IN CANADA:AECL PUBLICATIONS AND OTHER LITERATURE

Compiled by

Dianne E. Wallace

Whiteshell Nuclear Research EstablishmentPinawa, Manitoba ROE 1L0

1983 April

AECL-6186Rev. 3

GESTION DES DECHETS RADIOACTIFS AU CANADA:

PUBLICATIONS DE L'EACL ET D'AUTRE LITTERATURE

Compilée par

Dianne E. Wallace

RESUME

Ce rapport fait la documentation de plus de cinq cents rap-

ports de l'EACL et d'autres communications canadiennes qui concernent

la gestion des déchets de combustible nucléaires.

L'Energie Atomique du Canada LimitéeEtablissement de Recherches Nucléaires de Whiteshell

Pinawa, Manitoba ROE ILO1983 avril

AECL-6186Rev. 3

RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT IN CANADA:

AECL PUBLICATIONS AND OTHER LITERATURE

Compiled by

Dianne E. Wallace

ABSTRACT

This bibliography lists over five hundred AECL reports and

other Canadian papers which deal with the management of nuclear fuel

wastes.

Atomic Energy of Canada LimitedWhiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment

Pinawa, Manitoba ROE 1L01983 April

AECL-6186Rev. 3

CONTENTS

Page

1. INTRODUCTION 1

2. LIST OF CANADIAN PUBLICATIONS 2

3. TECHNICAL RECORD SERIES (TR) 40

AUTHOR INDEX 63

SUBJECT INDEX 70

1. INTRODUCTION

Atomic Energy of Canada Limited has been involved In research and

development activities related to the storage and disposal of radioactive

wastes since shortly after it was formed. Reports on various aspects of

these topics have been issued from 1953 onwards.

This bibliography identifies documents which describe scientific

and technical aspects of work in the Canadian Nuclear Fuel Waste Management

Program (NFWMP). The bibliography covers the period 1953 to 1982 and In-

cludes AECL reports, journal articles, conference proceedings, Technical

Records and unrestricted WNRE reports. Entries prior to 1981 include a few

miscellaneous documents such as theses and books. Some recent conference

papers by AECL staff, not yet published in proceedings, are also cited.

The bibliography updates and replaces AECL-6186, Rev.2. It Includes author

and subject Indexes, the latter using keywords that for the most part were

selected from the title of each document.

The bibliography covers work done by AECL and Includes references

to much of the effort of organizations working with AECL on the NFWMP, such

as Energy, Mines and Resources Canada, Environment Canada and Ontario

Hydro, and to work done under contract by universities and private organ-

izations.

AECL reports are fully published documents abstracted and indexed

in appropriate secondary information sources and available in depository

libraries worldwide. Technical Records (TR-XXX) and those WNRE reports

(WNRE-XXX) included in this bibliography are available documents, but are

not abstracted or indexed in secondary information sources. They comprise

reports of work in progress and may contain information and conclusions

that, being based in many cases on preliminary data, may change as further

information is obtained.

AECL, TR and WNRE documents are available from SDDO, Atomic

Energy of Canada United Research Company, Chalk River, Ontario KOJ 1J0.

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2. LIST OF CANADIAN PUBLICATIONS

1. A.M. Aikin, DISPOSAL OR USES OF LARGE QUANTITIES OF FISSIONPRODUCTS. Report on Atomic Power Symposium, Chalk River,Ontario, 1953.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-82, 1953.

2. A.M. Aikin, DISPOSAL AND USES OF FISSION PRODUCTS.Canadian Chemical Processing, 3i$, No. 5, 98 (1954).Also AECL-158.

3. C.A. Mawson, WASTE DISPOSAL INTO THE GROUND.Proceedings of the Intarnational Conference on -he PeacefulUses of Atomic Energy, Geneva, 1955, £, 676 (1J56).Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-211, 1955.

4. C.A. Mawson, REPORT ON WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM AT THE CHALKRIVER PLANT OF ATOMIC ENERGY OF CANADA LIMITED.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-344, 1956.

5. J.M. White and G. Lahaie, ULTIMATE FISSION PRODUCT DISPOSAL.I. THE DISPOSAL OF CURIE QUANTITIES OF FISSION PRODUCTS INSILICEOUS MATERIALS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-391, 1955.

6. I.L. Ophel, THE DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE.Proceedings of the Second Industrial Waste Conference, Guelph,Ontario, 1955, 83 (1957).Also AECL-450.

7. R.W. Durham, DISPOSAL OF FISSION PRODUCTS IN GLASS.Second Nuclear Engineering and Science Conference, Philadelphia,American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1957. Paper 57-NESC-54.Also AECL-476.

8. W.F. Merritt, RADIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS FOR LONG-LIVED FISSIONPRODUCTS IN ENVIRONMENTAL MATERIALS.Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 36_, 425 (1958).Also AECL-540.

9. L.C. Watson, R.W. Durham, W.E. Erlebach and H.K. Rae, THEDISPOSAL OF FISSION PRODUCTS IN GLASS.Proceedings of the Second International Conference on thePeaceful Uses of Atomic Energy, Geneva, 1958, _18, 19 (1958).Also AECL-605.

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10. L.C. Watson, H.K. Rae, R.W. Durham, E.J. Evans and D.H. Charlesworth,METHODS OF STORAGE OF SOLIDS CONTAINING FISSION PRODUCTS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-649, 1958.

11. E.J. Evans, CHEMICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE MOVEMENT OF FISSIONPRODUCTS IN SOIL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-667, 1958.

12. W.E. Erlebach and R.W. Durham, THE BEHAVIOUR OF RUTHENIUM INTHE FIXATION OF FISSION PRODUCTS.Engineers Joint Council, 6J, 1 (1958).Also AECL-681.

13. A.R. Bancroft and J.D. Gamble, INITIATION OF A FIELD BURIALTEST OF THE DISPOSAL OF FISSION PRODUCTS INCORPORATED INTOGLASS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-718, 1958.

14. L.C. Watson, A.R. Bancroft, J.D. Gamble, G.T. Leaist and D.T.Nishimura, EQUIPMENT AND METHOD OF OPERATION FOR INCORPORATIONOF FISSION PRODUCTS INTO GLASS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-756, 1958.

15. R.W. Durham and D. Bell, THE DURABILITY OF SOME SILICATEGLASSES THAT COULD BE USED IN FISSION PRODUCT DISPOSAL.Atomic Er.ergy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-817, 1958.

16. C.A. Mawson, THE HANDLING OF WASTES FROM A NUCLEAR REACTOR.Atomic Power Symposium, Chalk River, Ontario, 1959, May 4 and5, Paper 9.Also AECL-799.

17. T.D. Newton, ON THE DISPERSION OF FISSION PRODUCTS BY GROUNDWATER.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL--909, 1959.

18. A.R. Bancroft, THE INCORPORATION OF FISSION PRODUCTS WITHGLASS FOR DISPOSAL.Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, j3t[, 19 (1960).Also AECL-956.

19. I.L. Ophel, MONITORING OF FRESH WATERS USED FOR DISPERSAL OFRADIOACTIVE WASTES.Conference Proceedings on the Disposal of Radioactive Wastes,Monaco, 1959, Vienna, International Atomic Energy Agency, 1,373 (1960).Also AECL-987.

20. W.F. Msrritt and P.J. Parsons, SAMPLING DEVICES FOR WATER ANDSOIL.Conference Proceedings on the Disposal of Radioactive Wastes,Monaco, 1959. Vienna, International Atomic Energy Agency, 2^,329 (1960).Also AECL-987.

21. I.L. Ophel and A.R. Jones, GAMMA MONITORING OF LAND SURFACES.Conference Proceedings on the Disposal of Radioactive Wastes,Monaco, 1959. Vienna, International Atomic Energy Agency, 2:,339 (1960).Also AECL-987.

22. C.A. Mawson and A.E. Russell, FACILITIES FOR WASTE MANAGEMENTAT CHALK RIVER, CANADA.Conference Proceedings on the Disposal of Radioactive Wastes,Monaco, 1959. Vienna, International Atomic Energy Agency, j^,361 (1960).Also AECL-987.

23. C.A. Mawson, MANAGEMENT OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE.Symposium on Equipment Manufacturing and Development Problemsof Nuclear Power Systems, Chalk River, Ontario, 1960, Paper13.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-990, 1960.

24. L.C. Watson, GLASS FOR DISPOSING OF FISSION PRODUCTS.Glass Industry, 41, 264 (1960).Also AECL-1030.

25. P.J. Parsons, MOVEMENT OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES THROUGH SOIL. I.SOIL AND GROUND WATER INVESTIGATIONS IN LOWER PERCH LAKEBASIN.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-1038, 1960.

26. W.E. Erlebach, THE BEHAVIOUR OF CESIUM IN THE FIXATION OFFISSION PRODUCTS IN A GLASS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-1071, 1960.

27. L.C. Watson, A.M. Aikin and A.R. Bancroft, THE PERMANENTDISPOSAL OF HIGHLY RADIOACTIVE WASTES BY INCORPORATION INTOGLASS.Conference Proceedings on the Disposal of Radioactive Wastes,Monaco, 1959. Vienna, International Atomic Energy Agency, 1^>373 (1960).Also AECL-1072.

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28. J.M. White and G. Lahaie, ULTIMATE FISSION PRODUCT DISPOSAL.II. THE DISPOSAL OF MODERATELY RADIOACTIVE SOLUTIONS IN ACEMENT MORTAR.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-1085, 1960.

29. I.L. Ophel, RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN HANDLING RADIOACTIVE WASTES.Industrial Water and Wastes, September-October, 170 (1961).

30. C.A. Mawson, AECL DISPOSAL FACILITIES.Proceedings of the Second Conference on Ground Disposal ofRadioactive Wastes, Chalk River, Ontario, 1961, p. 3.Also TID-7628.

31. W.F. Merritt, MONITORING OF NEPHELINE SYENITE GLASS DISPOSALSAND SOIL MONITORING.Proceedings of the Second Conference on Ground Disposal ofRadioactive Wastes, Chalk River, Ontario, 1961, p. 9.Also TID-7628.

32. W.F. Merritt, MOVEMENT OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES THROUGH SOIL.II. MEASUREMENT OF DIRECTION AND EFFECTIVE VELOCITY OF GROUNDWATER MOVEMENT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-1161, 1961.

33. A.R. Bancroft, L.C. Watson and C.W. Hoelke, THE VOLATILIZATIONAND COLLECTION OF RUTHENIUM AND CESIUM IN A SYSTEM FOR IN-CORPORATING FISSION PRODUCTS INTO GLASS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-1233, 1961.

34. P.J. Parsons, MOVEMENT OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE THROUGH SOIL.III. INVESTIGATING THE MIGRATION OF FISSION PRODUCTS FROMHIGH-IONIC LIQUIDS DEPOSITED IN SOIL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-1325, 1961.

35. W.F. Merritt, ROUTINE MEASUREMENTS OF GROUND WATER VELOCITYUSING S35.Health Physics, 8, 185 (1962).Also AECL-1452.

36. C.A. Mawson, PROCESSING OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES.Vienna, International Atomic Energy Agency, 1961.IAEA Review Series No. 18.Also AECL-1460.

37. P.J. Parsons, MOVEMENT OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE THROUGH SOIL. IV.MIGRATION FROM A SINGLE SOURCE OF LIQUID WASTE DEPOSITED INPOROUS MEDIA.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-1485, 1962.

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38. I.L. Ophel, RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN HANDLING RADIOACTIVE WASTES.Industrial Water and Wastes, September - October, 170 (1961).Also AECL-1499.

39. W.G. Mathers and L.C. Watson, A WASTE DISPOSAL EXPERIMENTUSING MINERAL EXCHANGE ON CLINOPTILOLITE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-1521, 1962.

40. P.J. Parsons, MOVEMENT OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE THROUGH SOIL. V.THE LIQUID DISPOSAL AREA.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-1561, 1962.

41. C.A. Mawson, WASTE MANAGEMENT FOR SMALL RADIONUCLIDE USERS.Canadian Nuclear Technology, jL, 44 (1962).Also AECL-1649.

42. C.G. Stewart, THE POTENTIAL RADIATION HAZARD ASSOCIATED WITHTHE OPERATION OF NUCLEAR REACTORS IN THE FUTURE.Canadian Medical Association Journal, 8]_, 740 (1962).

43. P.J, Parsons, MIGRATION FROM A DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE LIQUIDIN SANDS.Health Physics, ±, 333 (1963).Also AECL-1691.

44. P.J. Parsons, THE MOVEMENT OF TRITIUM FROM THE CHALK RIVERLIQUID DISPOSAL AREA.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-1739, 1963.

45. N.F. Murray, WASTE EFFLUENT EVAPORATORS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-3 740, 1963.

46. C.A. Mawson, NUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT IN CANADA.Journal of the Water Pollution Control Federation, August,1055 (1963).Also AECL-1773.

47. W.F. Merritt and I.L. Ophel, RESULTS OF PRELIMINARY SURVEY ANDMONITORING OF THE FIRST FIELD TEST OF THE DISPOSAL OF FISSIONPRODUCTS INCORPORATED INTO GLASS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-1918, 1964.

48. W.F. Merritt and P.J. Parsons, THE SAFE BURIAL OF HIGH-LEVELFISSION PRODUCT SOLUTIONS INCORPORATED INTO GLASS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-1966, 1964.

49. N.F. Murray, RADIOACTIVE LIQUID WASTE HANDLING AND DISPOSAL ATCHALK RIVER.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-1975, 1964.

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50. W.F. Merritt, STUDIES OF DILUTION IN THE OTTAWA RIVER USINGRHODAMINE B.2 - CHALK RIVER NUCLEAR LABORATORIES TO PEMBROKE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-2030, 1964.

51. C.A. Mawson, MANAGEMENT OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES.Princeton, New Jersey, Van Nostrand Publishing Company, 1965.

52. A.F. Trott, CONTAMINATION CONTROL AND WASTE DISPOSAL IN HIGHLEVEL ISOTOPE OPERATIONS AT AECL.International Symposium on Working Methods in High ActivityHot Laboratories, Grenoble, France, 1965, European NuclearEnergy Agency, 667 (1965).Also AECL-2233.

53. D.W. McQuade, CHALK RIVER NUCLEAR LABORATORIES ACTIVE WASTEINCINERATOR.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-2248, 1965.

54. I.L. Ophel, ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES OF RADIOACTIVE WASTEDISPOSAL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-2478, 1966.

55. C.A. Mawson, PHILOSOPHY AND PRACTICE OF WASTE MANAGEMENT ATCRNL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-2710, 1967.

56. W.F. Merritt, PERMANENT DISPOSAL BY BURIAL OF HIGHLY RADIO-ACTIVE WASTES INCORPORATED INTO GLASS.Proceedings of the International Atomic Energy Agency Symposiumon the Disposal of Radioactive Wastes into the Ground, Vienna,International Atomic Energy Agency, 403 (1967).Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-3014, 1967.

57. W.F. Merritt and C.A. Mawson, EXPERIENCE WITH GROUND DISPOSALAT CHALK RIVER.Proceedings of the International Atomic Energy Agency Symposiumon the Disposal of Radioactive Wastes into the Ground, Vienna,International Atomic Energy Agency, 79 (1967).Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-3015, 1967.

58. C.A. Mawson, CONSEQUENCES OF RADIOACTIVE DISPOSALS INTO THEGROUND.Progress in Nuclear Energy Series XII. Health Physics VolumeII, 1969.Also AECL-3123.

59. C.A. Mawson, MANAGEMENT OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES.Purdue University Engineering Bulletin, Jj2_, 3 (1968).Also AECL-3203.

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60. P.J. Barry and I.L. Ophel, WASTE CONTROL PROBLEMS IN ANEXPANDED NUCLEAR POWER INDUSTRY.International Atomic Energy Agency/United States Atomic EnergyCommission Symposium on the Environmental Aspects of NuclearPower Stations, New York, 1970, Report SM-146/11.Also AECL-3685.

61. C.A. Mawson and A.E. Russell, CANADIAN EXPERIENCE WITH ANATIONAL WASTE-MANAGEMENT FACILITY.International Atomic Energy Agency Conference on the Managementof Low- and Intermediate-Level Radioactive Wastes, Aix-en-Provence, 1970.Also AECL-3837.

62. W.B. Lewis, RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT IN THE LONG TERM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-4268, 1972.

63. W.F. Merritt and C.A. Mawson, RETENTION OF RAD10NUCLIDESDEPOSITED IN THE CHALK RIVER NUCLEAR LABORATORIES WASTEMANAGEMENT AREAS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-4510, 1973.

64. . J.A. Cherry, G.E. Grisak and W.E. Clister, HYDROGEOLOGICALSTUDIES AT A SUBSURFACE RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT SITE INWEST-CENTRAL CANADA.Proceedings of the International Symposium on UndergroundWaste Management and Artificial Recharge, New Orleans, Louisiana,1973. American Association of Petroleum Geology, _̂ , 436(1973).Also AECL-4536.

65. J.A. Morrison, AECL EXPERIENCE IN MANAGING RADIOACTIVE WASTESFROM CANADIAN NUCLEAR REACTORS.Presented at the Colloquium and Workshop on Radioactive WasteDisposal, Montreal, Quebec, 1973.Also AECL-4707.

66. P.J. Barry, ESTIMATING DOSE CONTAMINANTS TO POPULATIONS FROMRADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSALS INTO LARGE LAKES.Proceedings of a Symposium on the Environmental Behaviour ofRadionuclides Released in the Nuclear Industry, Aix-en-Provence,1973. Vienna, International Atomic Energy Agency, 499 (1973).Also AECL-4741.

67. I.L. Ophel, THE ENVIRONMENTAL CAPACITY OF FRESH WATERS FORWASTE RADIONUCLIDES.Proceedings of a Symposium on the Environmental Behaviour ofRadionuclides Released in the Nuclear Industry, Aix-en-Provence,1973. Vienna, International Atomic Energy Agency, 613 (1973).Also AECL-4742.

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68. G.E. Grisak, HYDROGEOLOGIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS OF A RADIOACTIVEWASTE MANAGEMENT SITE IN QUATERNARY DEPOSITS.MSc. Thesis, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, 1973.

69. W.E. Clister, HYDROGEOLOGY OF A SUBSURFACE RADIOACTIVE WASTEMANAGEMENT SITE IN A SHALLOW GROUNDWATER FLOW SYSTEM.MSc. Thesis, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 1973.

70. W.M. Campbell, THE MANAGEMENT OF RADIOACTIVE BY-PRODUCTS FROMA NUCLEAR POWER PLANT.Canadian Electrical Association Meeting, St. John's, Newfound-land, 1973.Also INIS-MF-1373.

71. J.A. Cherry, G.E. Grisak and R.E. Jackson, HYDROGEOLOGICALFACTORS IN SHALLOW SUBSURFACE RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT INCANADA.Proceedings of the International Conference on Land for WasteManagement, Ottawa, 1973, Ottawa National Research Council ofCanada, 131 (1974).

72. W.W. Morgan, THE MANAGEMENT OF SPENT CANDU FUEL.Nuclear Technology, ̂ 4_, 409 (1974).Also AECL-4867.

73. P.J. Dyne, AECL'S RESPONSIBILITIES AND PROGRAMS FOR MANAGEMENTOF HIGH LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-5111, 1975.

74. P.J. Dyne, MANAGING NUCLEAR WASTES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-5136, 1975.

75. S.A. Mayman, DRY STORAGE OF SPENT FUEL.From AECL Research and Development in Engineering, Winter,1975.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-5310, 1975.

76. J. Carruthers, ARE PLUTONS THE ANSWER TO NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL.Science Forum, £, 15 (December 1975).

77. J.A. Morrison, THE MANAGEMENT OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES RESULTINGFROM EMERGENCY SITUATIONS ON LAND AND SEA.Atomic Energy Review, 13, No. 2, 413 (1975).

78. D.R. McLean and P.J. Dyne, PLANS FOR SPENT FUEL MANAGEMENT INCANADA.B.C. Professional Engineer, March, 30 (1975).

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79. R.W. Barnas and S.A. Mayman, THE CANADIAN PROGRAM FOR MANAGEMENTOF SPENT FUEL AND HIGH LEVEL WASTES.American Nuclear Society/Canadian Nuclear Association JointTopical Meeting on Commercial Fuel Technology Today, 1975.Also INIS-MF-3193.

80. P.J. Dyne, WASTE MANAGEMENT IN CANADIAN NUCLEAR PROGRAMS.Canadian Nuclear Association 15th Annual Conference, Ottawa,1975.Report 75-CNA-600, 3 (1975).Also AECL-5249.

81. S.A. Mayman and W.W. Morgan, FUEL CYCLE WASÏES: THE CANADIANPROGRAM.Waste Management '75, Tucson, Arizona, p. 138, (1975).

82. T.S. Drolet, E.C. Choi and J.A. Sovka, WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMFOR CANDU-PHW REACTORS.American Nuclear Society Winter Meeting, San Francisco,California, 1975, American Nuclear Society Transactions, JJ2,354 (1975).

83. D. Moffett, THE DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTES AND LIQUID EFFLUENTSFROM THE MILLING OF URANIUM ORES.Canadian Centre for Mineral and Energy Technology Report,CAN MET-76-19, July 1976.

84. J.P. Didyk, RADIOACTIVE WASTE MANAGEMENT IN CANADA.American Institute of Plant Engineers International PlantEngineering Conference, Montreal, 1976, Paper 8.

85. H.Y. Tammemagi, GEOLOGICAL DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES -THE CANADIAN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-5392, 1976.

«6. R.B. Lyon, REDUCTION OF LONG-TERM POTENTIAL HAZARD OF SPENTFUEL FROM CANDU REACTORS BY HEAVY ELEMENT RECYCLES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-5395, 1976.

87. D.G. Boase and T.T. Vandergraaf, THE CANADIAN SPENT FUELSTORAGE CANISTER: SOME MATERIALS ASPECTS.Nuclear Technology, 32, 60 (1977).Also AECL-5491.

88. R.B. Lyon, RAMM: A SYSTEM OF COMPUTER PROGRAMS FOR RADIO-NUCLIDE PATHWAY ANALYSIS CALCULATIONS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-5527, 1976.

89. A.R. Jones, SPENT FUEL MONITOR FOR NUCLEAR SAFEGUARDS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-5588, 1976.

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90. W.F. Merritt, THE LEACHING OF RADIOACTIVITY FROM HIGHLYRADIOACTIVE GLASS BLOCKS BURIED BELOW THE WATER TABLE:FIFTEEN YEARS OF RESULTS.Proceedings of a Symposium on the Management of RadioactiveWastes from the Nuclear Fuel Cycle, Vienna, Austria, 1976.Vienna, International Atomic Energy Agency, 2^, 27 (1976).Also AECL-5317.

91. S.A. Mayman, R.W. Barnes, J.E. Gale and B.V. Sanford, THECANADIAN PROGRAM FOR STORAGE AND DISPOSAL OF SPENT FUEL ANDHIGH-LEVEL WASTES.

. Proceedings of a Symposium on the Management of Radioactive! Wastes from the Nuclear Fuel Cycle, Vienna, Austria, 1976.! Vienna, International Atomic Energy Agency, 1., 49 (1976).; Also AECL-5597.

92. T.S. Drolet and J.A. Sovka, INCINERATOR FOR POWER REACTOR LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE.Fourteenth Energy Research and Development Administration AirCleaning Conference, 1976.Also CONF-760822-P1.

93. P. Marshall, CLEANUP OF RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINATION AT PORTHOPE.Nuclear Engineering International, 21, 24 (1976).

94. J.A. Morrison, CANADIAN EXPERIENCE AND POLICY IN THE MANAGE-MENT OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES.Modern Geology, ±, 19 (1976).

95. W.B. Lewis, STORING RADIOACTIVE WASTES IN COOLED PEBBLES.Symposium on International Arrangements for the Nuclear FuelCycle, Racine, Wisconsin, 1976.International Arrangements for Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing,Cambridge, MA, Ballinger Publishing Co., 1977, p. 111.

96. P.J. Dyne, R.B. Lyon and D.R. McLean, REGIONAL FUEL CYCLECENTRES - TECHNICAL AND OPERATIONAL CONSIDERATIONS.Symposium on International Arrangements for the Nuclear FuelCycle, Racine, Wisconsin, 1976.International Arrangements for Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing,Cambridge, MA, Ballinger Publishing Co., 1977, p. 103.Also AECL-6063.

97. R.W. Barnes and S.A. Mayman, SPENT FUEL MANAGEMENT IN THECANDU FUEL CYCLE.TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMERICAN NUCLEAR SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING,23_, 64 (1976).

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98. P.J. Dyne, CANADIAN GEOLOGICAL ISOLATION PROGRAM.Proceedings of the International Symposium on the Managementof Wastes from the LWR Fuel Cycle, Denver, Colorado, 1976.p. 601.Also CONF-760701.

99. S.A. Mayman, SPENT FUEL AND RADIOACTIVE WASTES-MANAGEMENT ANDDISPOSAL.Seminar on Nuclear Power for Calgary Power, Calgary, Alberta,1976.

10(i. T.J. Carter and G.A. Mentes, ONTARIO HYDRO WASTE STORAGECONCEPTS AND FACILITIES.Waste Management '76, Tucson, Arizona, p. 247 (1976).

101. R.B. Lyon, RADIONUCLIDE PATHWAY ANALYSIS CALCULATIONS USING ASET OF COMPUTER PROGRAMS INTERFACED WITH GASP IV.Bicentennial Winter Simulation Conference, Gaithersburg,Maryland, 1976.

102. L.J. Clegg and J.R. Coady, RADIOACTIVE DECAY PROPERTIES OFCANDU FUEL. VOLUME I: THE NATURAL URANIUM FUEL CYCLE. PART3. REPROCESSED FUEL - PLUTONIUM PRODUCT, AND HIGH LEVELWASTE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-4436, 1977.

103. R.G. Hart, WASTE DISPOSAL - A PROGRESS REPORT.Presented at the Canadian Nuclear Association 17th AnnualInternational Conference, Montreal, Quebec, 1977.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-5839, 1977.

104. W.W. Morgan, éd., REPORT BY THE COMMITTEE ASSESSING FUELSTORAGE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-5959, 1977.

105. R.W. Barnes, THE MANAGEMENT OF IRRADIATED FUEL IN ONTARIO: AREVIEW.Ontario Hydro Report GP-76-014, 1977.

106. H.E. Duckworth, H.W. Duckworth, A. Porter and J.S. Rogers,ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF NUCLEAR POWER DEVELOPMENT IN CANADA.Canadian Environmental Advisory Council Occasional Paper 2,1977.

107. K.G. Raven and J.E. Gale, SUBSURFACE CONTAINMENT OF SOLIDRADIOACTIVE WASTE: A STUDY OF THE SURFACE AND SUBSURFACESTRUCTURAL AND GROUNDWATER CONDITIONS AT SELECTED UNDERGROUNDMINES AND EXCAVATIONS.Geological Survey of Canada, Department of Energy, Mines andResources, Ottawa, 1977.

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108. W.H. Grams, R.J. Pine and P.F. Gnirk, CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OF ARADIOACTIVE WASTE ISOLATION FACILITY IN PLUTONIC ROCK.F.D. Hang and G.B. Clark (eds.) Energy Resources and ExcavationTechnology, Golden, CO, School of Mines, 4B3.1 (1977).

109. M.A. Mahtab, J.L. Ratigan and D.L. McCreath, STABILITY OF ARADIOACTIVE WASTE REPOSITORY IN THE CANADIAN SHIELD.F.D. Wang and G.B. Clark (eds.) Energy Resources and ExcavationTechnology, Golden, CO, School of Mines, 4B4.1 (1977).

110. D. Moffett, URANIUM WASTE RESEARCHERS CONSIDER ALTERNATE MEANSOF TAILING DISPOSAL.Canadian Mining Journal, 98, 48 (1977).

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206. Reto Zach, TRANSFER COEFFICIENTS TO TERRESTRIAL FOOD PRODUCTSIN EQUILIBRIUM ASSESSMENT MODELS FOR NUCLEAR INSTALLATIONS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6449, 1980.

207. Reto Zach, NEPTUN: AN INTERACTIVE CODE FOR CALCULATING DOSESTO MAN DUE TO RADIONUCLIDES IN AQUATIC FOOD CHAINS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6450, 1980.

208. A.E. Docherty and J.W. McMahon, A GRAVITY CORER FOR SAMPLINGTHE SEDIMENT-WATER INTERFACE IN LAKES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6488, 1979.

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220. G.G. Strathdee, N.S. Mclntyre and P. Taylor, DEVELOPMENT OFALUMINOSILICATE AND BOROSILICATE GLASSES AS MATRICES FOR CANDUHIGH-LEVEL WASTES.American Ceramic Society 81st Annual Meeting, Cincinnati, OH,1979.Its proceedings, "International Symposium on Ceramics inNuclear Waste Management". CONF-790420. pp. 243-247 (1979).Also AECL-6711.

221. N.S. Mclntyre, G.G. Strathdee and B.J. Phillips, SECONDARY IONMASS SPECTROMETRIC STUDIES OF THE AQUEOUS LEACHING OF ABOROSILICATE WASTE GLASS.Surface Science, 100, 71 (1980).Also AECL-6717.

222. P.A. Davis and A. Reimer, DISPERSION MICROCLIMATOLOGY OF THEWHITESHELL NUCLEAR RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT: 1964-1976.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6793, 1980.

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223. Reto Zach, SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS OF THE TERRESTRIAL FOOD CHAINMODEL FOOD III.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6794, 1980.

224. Marsha I. Sheppard, THE ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR OF URANIUM ANDTHORIUM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6795, 1980.

225. Marsha I. Sheppard, THE ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR OF RADIUM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6796, 1980.

i 226. INTERA Environmental Consultants, Inc., AN OVERVIEW OF THE! INTERA SIMULATORS, SWIFT-AECL/PTC AND SWIFT-AECL/SSP, FORi WASTE INJECTION, FLOW AND TRANSPORT.1 Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6800, 1982.

• 227. J. Boulton, SECOND ANNUAL REPORT OF THE CANADIAN NUCLEAR FUELWASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6804, 1980.

228. W.G. Hutçhings and B.J.S. Wilkins, THE DOUBLE-TORSION METHODAPPLIED TO GLASS: REPRODUCIBILITY OF DATA.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6811, 1981.

229. K.W. Dormuth and G.R. Sherman, SYVAC - A COMPUTER PROGRAM FORASSESSMENT OF NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS, INCOR-PORATING PARAMETER VARIABILITY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6814, 1981.

230. P.J. Hayward, A REVIEW AND DISCUSSION OF CANDIDATE CERAMICS FORIMMOBILIZATION OF HIGH-LEVEL FUEL REPROCESSING WASTES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6815, 1982.

231. R.S. Dixon and E.L.J. Rosinger, THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF THECANADIAN NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6821, 1981.

232. J.L. Crosthwaite, J.N. Barrie and K. Nuttall, DESIGN, FABRICA-TION AND TESTING OF A PROTOTYPE STRESSED-SHELL FUEL ISOLATIONCONTAINER.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6823, 1982.

233. R. Zach, LIMCAL: A COMPREHENSIVE FOOD CHAIN MODEL FOR PRE-DICTING RADIATION EXPOSURE TO MAN IN LONG-TERM NUCLEAR WASTEMANAGEMENT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6827, 1982.

234. R. Zach, PARAMETER VALUES FOR THE LONG-TERM NUCLEAR WASTEMANAGEMENT FOOD CHAIN MODEL LIMCAL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6828, 1982.

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235. K. Mehta, NUCLIDE INVENTORY FOR NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT:POST-CLOSURE PHASE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-683O, 1982.

236. D.J. Cameron, FUEL ISOLATION RESEARCH FOR THE CANADIAN NUCLEARFUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6834, 1982.

237. L.H. Johnson, THE DISSOLUTION OF IRRADIATED UO2 FUEL IN GROUND-WATER.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6837, 1982.

238. B.J.S. Wilkins, SLOW CRACK GROWTH AND DELAYED FAILURE OFGRANITE.International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciencesand Geomechanics Abstracts, 17_, 365 (1980).Also AECL-6855.

239. R.M. Smith and C.W. Zarecki, APPLICATION OF SAFEGUARDS TOABOVE GROUND DRY IRRADIATED FUEL STORAGE FACILITIES.In Proceedings of the European Safeguards Research and Devel-opment Association 2nd Annual Symposium on Safeguards andNuclear Material Management, Edinburgh, Scotland, p. 439(1980).Also AECL-6869.

24C. T.E. Rummery and R.B. Lyon, THE CANADIAN NUCLEAR FUEL WASTEDISPOSAL PROGRAM - WITH EMPHASIS ON ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY ANDASSESSMENT.Proceedings of the First International Conference on HealthEffects of Energy Production, Chalk River, Ontario, 1979,p. 281 in AECL-6958.

241. L.P. Buckley and R.A. Speranzini, EVALUATION OF MATRICES FORIMMOBILIZING ION EXCHANGE RESINS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-6971, 1980.

242. P. Taylor and D.G. Owen, LIQUID IMMISCIBILITY IN THE SYSTEMNa2O-ZnO-B2O3-SiO2.Journal of the American Ceramic Society, j>4_, No. 6, (1981).Also AECL-6986.

243. D.H. Tang, E.O. Frind and E.A. Sudicky, CONTAMINANT TRANSPORTIN FRACTURED POROUS MEDIA: ANALYTICAL SOLUTION FOR A SINGLEFRACTURE.Water Resources Research, YL, (3), 555, (1981).Also AECL-6988.

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244. J.F. Pickens, R.E. Jackson, K.J. Inch and W.F. Merritt,MEASUREMENT OF DISTRIBUTION COEFFICIENTS USING A RADIAL INJEC-TION DUAL-TRACER TEST.Water Resources Research, Y]_, (3), 529, (1981).Also AECL-6989.

245. L.H. Johnson, D.W. Shoesmith, G.E. Lunansky, M.G. Bailey andP.R. Tremaine, MECHANISMS OF LEACHING AND DISSOLUTION OF U02

FUEL.Nuclear Technology, 5£, (1982).Also AECL-6992.

246. K.W. Dormuth and R.D. Quick, ACCOUNTING FOR PARAMETER VARIA-BILITY IN RISK ASSESSMENT FOR A CANADIAN NUCLEAR FUEL WASTEDISPOSAL VAULT.Presented at the Modelling, Policy and Decision in EnergySystems Conference, Montreal, Quebec, 1980 May 28.To be published in International Journal of Energy Systems,1980 November.Also AECL-6999.

247. D.M. Ruthven, J.S. Devgun, F.H. Tezel and T.S. Sridhar,REMOVAL OF Kr FROM N2 BY SELECTIVE ADSORPTION.Proceedings of the 16th DOE Nuclear Air Cleaning Conference(San Diego, 1980 October) 16 (1), 177 (1981).Also AECL-7004.

248. J. Paquette and R.J. Lemire, A DESCRIPTION OF THE CHEMISTRY OFAQUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF URANIUM AND PLUTONIUM TO 200°C USINGPOTENTIAL-pH DIAGRAMS.Nuclear Science and Engineering, 79.» 26 (1981).Also AECL-7037.

249. P. Taylor and D.G. Owen, LIQUID IMMISCIBILITY IN COMPLEXBOROSILICATE GLASSES.Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, 42, 143 (1980).Also AECL-7043.

250. W.F. Merritt, TRACE ELEMENT COMPOSITION OF GROUND WATER BYINSTRUMENTAL NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS.Committee of Experts on "Nuclear Techniques in GroundwaterPollution Research", Krakow, Poland, 1978.Vienna, IAEA, 1980 p. 153.Also AECL-7122.

251. R.E. Jackson, W.F. Merritt, D.R. Champ, J. Gulens and K.J. Inch,THE DISTRIBUTION COEFFICIENT AS A GEOCHEMICAL MEASURE OF THEMOBILITY OF CONTAMINANTS IN A GROUNDWATER FLOW SYSTEM.Committee of Experts on "Nuclear Techniques in GroundwaterPollution Research", Krakow, Poland, 1978.Vienna, IAEA, 1980 p. 209.Also AECL-7123.

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252. J.F. Pickens, W.F. Merritt and J.A. Cherry, A FIELD DETERMINA-TION OF THE PHYSICAL CONTAMINANT TRANSPORT PARAMETERS IN ASANDY AQUIFER.Committee of Experts on "Nuclear Techniques in GroundwaterPollution Research", Krakow, Poland, 1978.Vienna, IAEA, 1980, p. 239.Also AECL-7124.

253. S.R. Hatcher, S.A. Mayman and M. Tomlinson, DEVELOPMENT OFDEEP UNDERGROUND DISPOSAL FOR CANADIAN NUCLEAR FUEL WASTES.International Atomic Energy Agency International Symposium onthe Underground Disposal of Radioactive Wastes, Otaniemi,Finland, 1979.Paper IAEA-SM-243/167.Also AECL-7126.

254. R.B. Lyon and E.L.J. Rosinger, SAFETY ASSESSMENT FOR DEEPUNDERGROUND DISPOSAL VAULT - PATHWAYS ANALYSIS.International Atomic Energy Agency International Symposium onthe Underground Disposal of Radioactive Wastes, Otaniemi,Finland, 1979. July 2-6.Paper IAEA-SM-243/169. V. 2 p. 453.Also AECL-7131.

255. B. Goodwin, CALCULATED URANIUM SOLUBILITY IN GROUNDWATER:IMPLICATIONS FOR NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE DISPOSAL.Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 60 (13), 1759 (1982).Also AECL-7138.

256. W.J. Holtslander and J.M. Yaraskavitch, TRITIUM IMMOBILIZATIONAND PACKAGING USING METAL HYDRIDES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-7151, 1981.

257. V.K. Barwell and D.R. Lee, DETERMINATION OF HORIZONTAL-TO-VERTICAL HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY RATIOS FROM SEEPAGE MEASURE-MENTS ON LAKE BEDS.Water Resources Research, .17, (3), 565, (1981).Also AECL-7217.

258. L.P. Buckley and D.A. Burt, PURIFICATION AND SOLIDIFICATION OFREACTOR WASTES AT A CANADIAN NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-7240, 1981.

259. J.F. Palmer, DERIVED RELEASE LIMITS (DRL'S) FOR AIRBORNE ANDLIQUID EFFLUENTS FROM THE CHALK RIVER NUCLEAR LABORATORIESDURING NORMAL OPERATIONS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-7243, 1981.

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260. M.I. Sheppard, J.A.K. Reid, D.H. Thibault, J.D. Chen,T.T. Vandergraaf, TECHNETIUM UPTAKE BY AND YIELD OF SWISSCHARD GROWN ON PEAT AND SAND.IAEA-SM-257.Also AECL-7275.

261. K.K. Mehta and G.R. Sherman, BIOSPHERE PATHWAYS ANALYSIS FORNUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT: TREATMENT OF UNCERTAINTIES ANDVARIABILITY.IAEA-SM-257/85P.Also AECL-7276.

262. J.C. Tait and C D . Jensen, THE EFFECT OF Zn(II) ION ADSORPTIONON THE DURABILITY OF SODIUM BOROSILICATE GLASSES.Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, 4£, 363 (1982).Also AECL-7283.

263. K,A. Burrill, DEVELOPMENT OF A BATCH PROCESS FOR IMMOBILIZINGSOME CRNL RADIOACTIVE WASTES IN GLASS.Presented at the Second Annual Meeting of the Canadian NuclearSociety, Ottawa, 1981 June.Its proceedings, p. 363.Also AECL-7334.

264. W.T. Bourns, REVERSE OSMOSIS PLANT TO PROCESS CRNL LOW LEVELRADIOACTIVE LIQUID WASTES.Presented at the Second Annual Meeting of the Canadian NuclearSociety, Ottawa, 1981 June.Its proceedings, p. 406.Also AECL-7337.

265. L.P. Buckley and W.H. Pettipas, BITUMINIZATION OF REACTORWASTES: DEVELOPMENT, DESIGN AND DEMONSTRATION.Presented at the Second Annual Meeting of the Canadian NuclearSociety, Ottawa, 1981 June.Its proceedings, p. 420.Also AECL-7338.

266. R.B. Lyon, SAFETY ASSESSMENT FOR NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE DISPOSAL.Presented at Annual Meeting of the Canadian GeotechnicalSociety, Fredericton, New Brunswick, 1981.Also AECL-7346.

267. G.R. Simmons, THE UNDERGROUND RESEARCH LABORATORY - A COMPONENTOF THE CANADIAN NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.In proceedings of the OECD/NEA Workshop on Near-Field Phenomenain Geologic Repositories for Radioactive Waste, Seattle,Washington, Aug. 31-Sept. 3, 1981, p. 61.Also AECL-7349.

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268. S. Cheung, G.W. Bird and C.B. So, DIFFUSION MODELLING OF THEBOREHOLE EMPLACEMENT CONCEPT FOR A NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE DISPOSALVAULT.In proceedings of the OECD/NEA Workshop on Near-Field Phenomenain Geologic Repositories for Radioactive Waste, Seattle,Washington, Aug. 31-Sept. 3, 1981, p. 375.Also AECL-7351.

269. B.W. Goodwin, L.H. Johnson and D.M. Wuschke, RADIONUCLIDESOURCE TERMS FOR IRRADIATED UO2 FUEL.In proceedings of the OECD/NEA Workshop on Near-Field Pheno-mena in Geologic Repositories for Radioactive Waste, Seattle,Washington, Aug. 31-Sept. 3, 1981, p. 33.Also AECL-7352.

270. T.T. Vandergraaf and D.R.M. Abry, RADIONUCLIDE SORPTION ONDRILL CORE MATERIAL FROM THE CANADIAN SHIELD.Nuclear Technology, 5_7_, 399 (1982).Also AECL-7354.

271. P. Taylor and D.G. Owen, Liquid Itraniscibility in the System

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272. J.J.B. Dugal, R. Pearson and D. Stone, HYDROGEOLOGICAL TESTINGAND FRACTURE ANALYSIS OF THE EY.E-DASHWA LAKES GRANITIC PLUTONAT ATIKOKAN, ONTARIO.Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Canadian GeotechnicalSociety, Fredericton, New Brunswick, 1981.Also AECL-7363.

273. F.B. Walton, T.W. Melnyk, R.G. Abry and K. Fleury, THE DETER-MINATION OF NUCLIDE-GEOLOGIC MEDIA REACTION KINETICS USINGMIXING-CELL CONTACTORS.Chemical Geology, .36 (1/2), 155 (1982).Also AECL-7391.

274. R.A. Speranzini and L.P. Buckley, TREATMENT OF SPENT ION-EXCHANGE RESINS FOR DISPOSAL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-7411, 1981.

275. J.S. Merritt, W.F. Merritt, L.V. Smith and A.R. Rutledge,NOBLE-GAS STANDARDS FOR CALIBRATION OF STACK-EFFLUENT MONITOR-ING SYSTEMS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-7427, 1981.

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276. L.W. Green and J.R. Woods, ION CHROMATOGRAPHIC DETERMINATIONOF ANIONS IN WASTEWATER PRECIPITATE.Analytical Chemistry, 53, 2187 (1981).Also AECL-7435.

277. N.V. Beamer, RADWASTE INCINERATION AT CRNL.Presented at the Second Annual Conference of the CanadianNuclear Society, Ottawa, 1981 June.Its proceedings, p. 399,Also AECL-7437.

i 278. D.F. Dixon, STRATEGY FOR THE DISPOSAL OF LOW- AND INTERMEDI-! ATE-LEVEL RADWASTES IN CANADA.1 Presented at the Second Annual Conference of the Canadian' Nuclear Society, Ottawa, 1981 June.; . Its proceedings, p. 392.• Also AECL-7439.

279. D.R. Champ and W.F. Merritt, PARTICIPATE TRANSPORT OF CESIUMIN GROUNDWATER.Presented at the Second Annual Conference of the CanadianNuclear Society, Ottawa, 1981 June.Its proceedings, p. 66.Also AECL-7440.

280. M. Tomlinson, CHEMISTRY FOR UNDERGROUND RETENTION OF WASTESFROM NUCLEAR ENERGY.Chemistry in Canada, 34 (1), 19 (1982).Also AECL-7454.

281. T.T. Vandergraaf, D.R.M. Abry and C E . Davis, THE USE OFAUTORADIOGRAPHY IN DETERMINING THE DISTRIBUTION OF RADIO-NUCLIDES SORBED ON THIN SECTIONS OF PLUTONIC ROCKS FROM THECANADIAN SHIELD.Chemical Geology, 36. (1/2), 139 (1982).Also AECL-7460.

282. D.C. Kamineni and J.J.B. Dugal, A STUDY OF ROCK ALTERATION. IN THE EYE-DASHWA LAKES PLUTON, ATIKOKAN, NORTHWESTERN

ONTARIO, CANADA.Chemical Geology, 36 (1/2), 35 (1982).Also AECL-7466.

283. B.J.S. Wilkins, G.L. Rigby and J.R. Dryden, THERMAL STRESS-INDUCED FRACTURING/STRESS RELAXATION IN ROCK ADJACENT TO ANUNDERGROUND STORAGE VAULT.Proceedings of the International Symposium on Rock MechanicsRelated to Caverns and Pressure Shafts, held May 26-28, 1982,edited by W. Wittke, 2., 1013 (1932).Also AECL-7475.

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284. T.E. Rummery and E.L.J. Rosinger, NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGE-MENT: THE CANADIAN APPROACH.Proceedings of the Nuclex '81 Conference, Basel, Switzerland,1981 October 5-9, p. 1.Also AECL-7505.

285. N.V. Beamer, W.T. Bourns, L.P. Buckley and R.A. Speranzini,CONDITIONING CANDU REACTOR WASTES FOR DISPOSAL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-7522, 1981.

286. D.H. Charlesworth, LOW- AND INTERMEDIATE-LEVEL WASTE MANAGE-MENT PRACTICES IN CANADA.Paper presented at ANS Topical Meeting on the Treatment andHandling of Radioactive Wastes, Richland, WA, 1982 April 19-22.Also AECL-7629.

287. N. A. Keller, AUTORADIOGRAPHY OF METALLIC MATRICES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, AECL-7685, 1982.

288. K.M. Wasywlch, TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS OF IRRADIATED FUELBUNDLES STORED IN A CONCRETE CANISTER.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, WNRE-262, 1981.

289. J.E. Guthrie and O.E. Acres, LOW-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE CONTAMINA-TION IN DITCHES NORTH OF THE WNRE PROPERTY LINE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, WNRE-409, 1980.

290. M.I. Sheppard, S.C. Sheppard and D.H. Thibault, IDENTIFICATIONOF THE PROBLEM PHYTOTOXICANT IN SOIL FROM A RADIOACTIVE WASTEDISPOSAL AREA.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, WNRE-461, 1982.

291. G.G. Strathdee (Editor), D.J. Cameron, K.B. Harvey, L.H. Johnson,N.S. Mclntyre, M.P. Puis, D.W. Shoesmith, R.B. Stewart,J.C. Tait, P. Taylor, F.B. Walton, B.J.S. Wilkins (Contri-butors) , THE SECOND AECL ANNUAL REPORT ON THE EVALUATION OFIMMOBILIZED HIGH-LEVEL WASTE PRODUCTS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, WNRE-466, 1979.

292. R.W. Pollock, RELEASE OF CONTAMINATED WATER FROM THE WNREWASTE MANAGEMENT AREA, 1979 MAY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, WNRE-468, 1980.

293. G.R. Simmons, STORAGE AND DISPOSAL OF IRRADIATED CANDU FUEL.INFCE/DEP/WG-7/6.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, WNRE-478, 1980.

294. G.R. Simmons, THE CANDU/PHW GENERATING SYSTEM WASTE ARISINGS.INFCE/DEP/WG-7/2.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, WNRE-484, 1980.

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295. T.S. Sridhar, THE WHITESHELL ROTO-SPRAY CALCINER.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, WNRE-493, 1981.

296. D.H. Thibault and M.I. Sheppard, GROWTH, SURVIVAL AND HEAVYMETAL UPTAKE OF SCOTS PINE SEEDLINGS IN WELCOME DUMP SITESOIL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, WNRE-495, 1980.

297. T. Tabes P.K.M. Rao and L. Lightstone, MANAGEMENT OF IRRADI-ATED FUEL: A DESCRIPTION OF THE DRY STORAGE CONCEPT FOR THEPROPOSED MEXICAN NUCLEAR PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, WNRE-513, 1982.

298. G.R. Penner, A REPORT TO THE NUCLEAR SAFETY ADVISORY COMMITTEEON THE OPERATION OF THE WR-1 SPENT FUEL CANISTER STORAGEFACILITY DURING 1981.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Report, WNRE-519, 1982.

299. P.A. Witherspoon, C.R. Wilson, J.C.S. Long, A.O. DuBois,J.E. Gale and M. McPherson, THE ROLE OF LARGE-SCALE PERMEA-BILITY MEASUREMENTS IN FRACTURED ROCK AND THEIR APPLICATION ATSTRIPA.Symposium on the Scientific Basis for Nuclear Waste Manage-ment, Boston, MA., 1979.Its proceedings "Scientific Basis for Nuclear Waste Manage-ment", Vol. 2, New York, Plenum Press, 1980, p. 519.

300. F.B. Walton and W.F. Merritt, LONG-TERM EXTRAPOLATION OFLABORATORY GLASS LEACHING DATA FOR THE PREDICTION OF FISSIONPRODUCT RELEASE UNDER ACTUAL GROUNDWATER CONDITIONS.Symposium on the Scientific Basis for Nuclear Waste Manage-ment, Boston, MA., 1979.Its proceedings, "Scientific Basis for Nuclear Waste Manage-ment", Vol. 2, New York, Plenum Press, 1980, p. 155.

301. T.T. Vandergraaf, L.H. Johnson and D.W.P. Lau, LEACHING OFIRRADIATED CANDU U02 FUEL.Symposium on the Scientific Basis for Nuclear Waste Manage-ment, Boston, MA., 1979.Its proceedings, "Scientific Basis for Nuclear Waste Manage-ment", Vol. 2, New York, Plenum Press, 1980, p. 335.

302. G.W. Bird and V.J. Lopata, SOLUTION INTERACTION OF NUCLEARWASTE ANIONS WITH SELECTED GEOLOGICAL MATERIALS.Symposium on the Scientific Basis for Nuclear Waste Manage-ment, Boston, MA., 1979.Its proceedings "Scientific Basis for Nuclear Waste Manage-ment", Vol. 2, New York, Plenum Press, 1980, p. 419.

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303. R.V. Osborne and R.G.C. McElroy, APPLICATION OF MEMBRANES TOMONITORING FOR TRITIATED WATER VAPOUR.Proceedings of the IAEA/NEA Symposium on Management of GaseousWastes from Nuclear Facilities, Vienna, Austria, 1980 February18-22, p. 393.

304. S.N. Karkhanis, G.M. Bancroft, W.S. Fyfe and J.D. Brown,LEACHING BEHAVIOUR OF RHYOLITE GLASS.Nature, 284.(5755), 435 (1980).

305. E.C. Card and H. Husain, CONCEPTUAL DESIGN STUDIES OF WASTEHANDLING AND IMMOBILIZATION FACILITIES FOR CANADA'S NUCLEARWASTE FUEL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Presented at the Annual Conference of the Canadian NuclearSociety, Montreal, Quebec, 1980 June 18. Published in CNSTransactions, p. 68.

306. W.S. Fyfe, RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL SOLUTIONS: A GEOLOGICPERSPECTIVE.Episodes, 3_, 19 (1980).

307. L.W. Shemilt (Chairman), TECHNICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON THENUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM: FIRST ANNUAL REPORTTAC-1 (1980).

308. V.K. Barwell and D.R. Lee, ANISOTROPY DETERMINATION USINGLAKEBED SEEPAGE FLUX MEASUREMENTS.Presented at the Modelling, Policy and Decision in EnergySystems Conference, Montreal, Quebec, 1980 May 28.To be published in International Journal of Energy Systems,1980 November.

309. P.C. Fung and G.G. Sanipelli, REPEATED LEACHING OF MICROCLINEAT 25°C.Proceedings of the International Symposium on Water-RockInteraction held in Edmonton, Alta. 1980, July 14, p. 67(1980).

310. P.C. Fung, G.W. Bird, N.S. Mclntyre, G.G. Sanipelli, V.J. Lopata,ASPECTS OF FELDSPAR DISSOLUTION.Nuclear Technology, 53, (2), 188 (1980).

311. M. Gyenge, NUCLEAR WASTE VAULT SEALING.Proceedings of the Canadian Rock Mechanics Symposium, 13th,held in Toronto, 1980 May 28, p. 181 (1980).

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312. J.D. Osnes and T. Brandshaug, APPLICATION OF "NO TENSION"ANALYSIS TO FISSURE DEVELOPMENT IN PLUTONIC ROCK ABOVE ANUCLEAR WASTE VAULT.Proceedings of the Canadian Rock Mechanics Symposium, 13th,held in Toronto, 1980 May 28, p. 193 (1980).

313. T.E. Rummery, CANADA'S NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Presented at the 94th Annual Congress of the EngineeringInstitute of Canada, Calgary, Alta., 1980 April 23.Its proceedings.

314. T.T. Vandergraaf, D.R.M. Abry, CE. Bélanger, AUTORADIOGRAPHYOF RADIONUCLIDES SORBED ON THIN SECTIONS OF ROCK REPRESENTA-TIVE OF PLUTONS IN THE CANADIAN SHIELD.Proceedings of the 1980 Waste/Rock Interaction TechnologyContracters Meeting, 4th, Seattle, WA.

315. S.A. Mayman, OPTIONS FOR STORAGE AND DISPOSAL OF NUCLEAR FUELWASTE.Abstract in "Abstracts of Papers" of the 147th National Meetingof the American Association for the Advancement of Science,Toronto, Ont., 1981 January 3-8, p. 107.

316. R.B. Lyon, NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL - THE TOÏAL SYSTEM SOLUTION.Abstract in "Abstracts of Papers" of the 147th NationalMeeting of the American Association for the Advancement ofScience, Toronto, Ont., 1981 January 3-8, p. 108.

317. T.E. Rummery and D.R. McLean, PERSPECTIVE ON NUCLEAR FUELWASTE DISPOSAL FROM A CANADIAN POINT OF VIEW.Third Pacific Basin Conference, American Nuclear Society,Acapulco, Mexico, 1981 February 16-19, CONF-810233, Trans.American Nuclear Society ISSN. 0003-018X, 36, p. 47 (1981).

318. R.B. Lyon, ENVIRONMENTAL AND SAFETY ASSESSMENT FOR NUCLEARWASTE DISPOSAL - THE CANADIAN APPROACH.ANS Topical Meeting, Proceedings of the Symposium on WasteManagement at Tucson, Arizona, 1981 February 23-26, "WasteManagement '81", Vol. 1, p. 109.

319. E.L.J. Rosinger and T.E. Rummery, NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE DISPOSAL -STATUS OF THE CANADIAN PROGRAM.ANS Topical Meeting, Proceedings of the Symposium on WasteManagement at Tucson, Arizona, 1981 February 23-26, "WasteManagement '81", Vol. 1, p. 87.

320. J.C. Tait, THE CONTAINMENT AND DISPOSAL OF NUCLEAR WASTE.Presented at the Symposium on the Treatment and Disposal ofHazardous Wastes, OYEZ Ltd. and Canadian Nuclear Society,Toronto, 1981 May 7-8.

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321. T.T. Vandergraaf, D.R.M. Abry, C E . Davis, THE USE OF AUTO-RADIOGRAPHY IN DETERMINING THE DISTRIBUTION OF RADIONUCLIDESSORBED ON THIN SECTIONS OF PLUTONIC ROCKS FROM THE CANADIANSHIELD.Abstract in Abstracts of the Joint Annual Meeting of theGeological Association of Canada and the Mineralogical Assoc-iation of Canada, Calgary, Alta., 1981 May 11-13, Vol. 6.

322. P.A. Davis, A. Reimer, S.K. Sakiyama and P.R. Slawson, SHORT-RANGE ATMOSPHERIC TRANSPORT AND DIFFUSION OVER THE PRE-CAMBRIAN SHIELD.Proceedings of the 15th Annual Congress of the CanadianMeteorological and Océanographie Society-Special Air PollutionSession, Saskatoon, Sask., 1981 May 27-29, p. 47.

323. T.W. Melnyk, DIFFUSION IN POROUS MEDIA.Chemical Institute of Canada Annual Meeting, 64th CanadianChemical Conference, Halifax, N.S., 1981 May 31-June 3.Its Abstracts, p. 162.

324. P. Taylor and V.J. Lopata, PHASE RELATIONSHIPS IN THE SYSTEMPbO-CO2-H2O.Chemical Institute of Canada Annual Meeting, 64th CanadianChemical Conference, Halifax, N.S., 1981 May 31-June 3.Its Abstracts, p. 83.

325. J.L. Crosthwaite, J.N. Barrie, M. Mikasinovic, R. Hoy,B. Teper, M. Cooper and R. Tough, DESIGN OF CONTAINMENT FORTHE LONG-TERM ISOLATION OF IRRADIATED FUEL DURING UNDERGROUNDDISPOSAL.Proceedings of the Second Annual Conference of the CanadianNuclear Society, Ottawa, Ont., 1981 June 10, p. 370.

326. A.C. Vikis and D.A. Furst, PHOTOCHEMICAL ABATEMENT OF RADIO-ACTIVE IODINES.Proceedings of the Second Annual Conference of the CanadianNuclear Society, Ottawa, Ont., 1981 June 10, p. 386.

327. M.I. Sheppard and D.H. Thibault, UPTAKE OF URANIUM, THORIUMAND ARSENIC FROM REFINERY RESIDUE BY Finus Sijlvestvis L. ANDTHE EFFECT ON GROWTH.Proceedings of the Second Annual Conference of the CanadianNuclear Society, Ottawa, Ont., 1981 June 10, p. 54.

328. K.W, Dormuth, D.M. Wuschke, K.K. Mehta and G.R. Sherman, USEOF THE SYVAC COMPUTER CODE IN ASSESSING A NUCLEAR FUEL WASTEDISPOSAL CONCEPT.Proceedings of the Second Annual Conference of the CanadianNuclear Society, Ottawa, Ont., 1981 June 10, p. 379.

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329. R.B. Lyon, CANADA'S CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS INTERNATIONAL CON-SENSUS ON SUCLEAR FUEL WASTE DISPOSAL.Proceedings of the Second Annual Conference of the CanadianNuclear Society, Ottawa, Ont., 1981 June 10, p. 435.

330. J.L. Crosthwaite, D.J. Cameron, K. Nuttall, THE DEVELOPMENT OFDURABLE MAN-MADE CONTAINMENT FOR FUEL ISOLATION.Presented at the Canadian Institute of Mining and MetallurgyConference - Session on Materials and Nuclear Waste Disposal,Hamilton, Ont., 1981 August 23-27.

331. D.J. Cameron, INTRODUCTION TO THE CANADIAN NUCLEAR WASTEMANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Presented at the Canadian Institute of Mining and MetallurgyConference - Session on Materials and Nuclear Waste Disposal,Hamilton, Ont., 1981 August 23-27.

332. P.J. Hayward, L.H. Johnson, J.C. Tait, CANADIAN.STUDIES ON THECORROSION BEHAVIOUR OF NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE FORMS.Presented at the Canadian Institute of Mining and MetallurgyConference - Session on Materials and Nuclear Waste Disposal,Hamilton, Ont., 1981 August 23-27.

333. K. Nuttall, SOME ASPECTS OF THE PREDICTION OF LONG-TERMPERFORMANCE OF FUEL DISPOSAL CONTAINERS.Presented at the Canadian Institute of Mining and MetallurgyConference - Session on Materials and Nuclear Waste Disposal,Hamilton, Ont., 1981 August 23-27.

334. B.J.S. Wilkins and G.L. Rigby, STRESS RELAXATION IN HARD ROCKDUE TO MICROFRACTURING.Presented at the Canadian Institute of Mining and MetallurgyConference - Session on Materials and Nuclear Waste Disposal,Hamilton, Ont., 1981 August 23-27.

335. D.A. Thompson, R.G. Newcombe and M.P. Puis, RADIATION DAMAGEEFFECTS IN SOLID WASTES.Presented at the Canadian Institute of Mining and MetallurgyConference - Session on Materials and Nuclear Waste Disposal,Hamilton, Ontario, 1981 August 23-27.

336. E.Z. Lajtai, SHORT-TERM CREEP AND CRACK GROWTH OF LAC DUBONNET GRANITE UNDER SIMULATED NUCLEAR WASTE REPOSITORYCONDITIONS.Proceedings, Fifth Canadian Fracture Conference, Winnipeg,Man., 1981, "Fracture Problems and Solutions in the EnergyIndustry", p. 229.

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B.J.S. Wilkins and G.L. Rigby, THERMAL AND STRESS CORROSIONCRACKING IN HARD ROCK.Proceedings, Fifth Canadian Fracture Conference, Winnipeg,Man., 1981, "Fracture Problems and Solutions in the EnergyIndustry", p. 203.

338. M.H. Brooker, P. Taylor, V.J. Lopata, S. Sunder, VIBRATIONALSPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES OF CERUSSITE AND BASIC LEAD CARBONATES.Presented at the 28th Canadian Spectroscopy Symposium, Ottawa,Ont., 1981 September 28-30.

339. N.M. Soonawala and M.R. Dence» GEOPHYSICS IN THE CANADIANNUCLEAR WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM - A CASE HISTORY FROM THE LACDU BONNET BATHOLITH IN SOUTHEASTERN MANITOBA.Presented at the 51st Annual International Meeting of theSociety of Exploration Geophysicists, Los Angeles, U.S.A.,1981 October 11-15.

340. K.B. Harvey and CD. Jensen, THE DEVELOPMENT OF ALUMINOSILI-CATE AND BOROSILICATE GLASSES AS MATRICES FOR CANDU HIGH-LEVELWASTES.Presented at the Pacific Coast Fall Meeting of the AmericanCeramic Society, Newport Beach, California, 1981 October 25-28.

341. E.L.J. Rosinger and T.E. Rummery, CANADIAN NUCLEAR FUEL WASTEMANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Presented at the National Waste Terminal Storage (NWTS) Pro-gram Information Meeting, Columbus, Ohio, 1981 November 17-19.

342. D.J. Cameron, MATERIALS RESEARCH FOR THE CANADIAN NUCLEAR FUELWASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Presented at the Materials Research Society 1981 Annual Meeting,Science Underlying Nuclear Waste Management Session, Boston,Mass., 1981 November 16-19.

343. P.J. Hayward and E.V. Cecchetto, DEVELOPMENT OF SPHENE-BASEDGLASS CERAMICS TAILORED FOR CANADIAN DISPOSAL CONDITIONS.Presented at the Materials Research Society Annual Meeting,Science Underlying Nuclear Waste Management Session, Boston,Mass., 1981 November 16-19.

344. L.H. Johnson and H.H. Joling, THE DISSOLUTION OF IRRADIATEDFUEL UNDER HYDROTHERMAL CONDITIONS.Presented at the Materials Research Society Annual Meeting,Science Underlying Nuclear Waste Management Session, Boston,Mass., 1981 November 16-19.

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345. R.B. Lyon, NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL: THE INTERFACE BETWEENPERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT AND RESEARCH.Presented at the Materials Research Society Annual Meeting,Science Underlying Nuclear Waste Management Session, Boston,Mass., 1981 November 16-19.

346. A.K. Sinha and J.G. Hayles, A LOCAL PORTABLE VLF TRANSMITTERFOR GEOLOGICAL STUDIES IN RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL PROGRAM.Presented at the Society of Exploration Geophysicists 51stAnnual International Meeting, Los Angeles, 1981 October 11-15.

347. P.J. Melling, C.S. Vempati, A.R. Allnatt and P.W.M. Jacobs,TRACER DIFFUSION IN AND ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY OF A NATURALVOLCANIC GLASS: RHYOLITE.Physics and Chemistry of Glasses, 21_ (3), 49 (1981).

348. J. Paquette and R.J. Lemire, A DESCRIPTION OF THE CHEMISTRY OFAQUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF URANIUM AND PLUTONIUM TO 200°C USINGPOTENTIAL -pH DIAGRAMS.Nuclear Science and Engineering, 7£ (1) 26 (1981).

349. D. Stone and D.C. Kamineni, FRACTURES AND FRACTURE INFILLINGSOF THE EYE-DASHWA LAKES PLUTON, ATIKOKAN, ONTARIO.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, 1£ (4), 789 (1982).

350. G.W. Bird and W.S. Fyfe, THE NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL PROBLEM -AN OVERVIEW FROM A GEOLOGICAL AND GEOCHEMICAL PERSPECTIVE.Chemical Geology, 3j6 (1/2), 1 (1982).

351. R.M. Cassidy, S. Elchuk and J.O. McHugh, DETERMINATION ANDSPECIATION OF METALS IN GROUNDWATERS BY TRACE ENRICHMENT ANDHIGH-PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY.Analytical Chemistry, 54, 727 (1982).

352. P. Fritz and S.K. Frape, SALINE GROUNDWATERS IN THE CANADIANSHIELD - A FIRST OVERVIEW.Chemical Geology, 26 (1/2), 179 (1982).

353. M.M. Wadden and T.J. Katsube, RADIONUCLIDE DIFFUSION RATESIN IGNEOUS CRYSTALLINE ROCKS.Chemical Geology, 36 (1/2), 191 (1982).

354. C. Wright, SEISMOLOGICAL STUDIES IN A ROCK BODY AT CHALKRIVER, ONTARIO AND THEIR RELATION TO FRACTURES.Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences, _1£ (8), 1535 (1982).

355. H.P. Schwarcz, M. Gascoyne and D.C. Ford, URANIUM-SERIESDISEQUILIBRIUM STUDIES OF GRANITIC ROCKS.Chemical Geology, 36 (1/2), 87 (1982).

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3. TECHNICAL RECORD SERIES (TR)

Consistent with AECL's commitment to full and open informa-

tion, preliminary results obtained it. the waste management program are

also available to interested individuals. The documents, issued in the

Technical Record series, are accounts of work in progress and are the

working documents normally circulated among those involved in the pro-

gram. The information and conclusions contained in these documents are

based, in many cases, on preliminary data; as further information is

obtained it is quite possible that these conclusions may change.

TR-1 M.R. Dence, MINERAL STABILITIES AND ROCK PROPERTIES IN RELA-TION TO NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-1, 1979.

TR-2 G.E. Larocque, MISCELLANEOUS IGNEOUS ROCK DATA FOR EMR COMMITTEEON RADIOACTIVE WASTE DISPOSAL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-2, 1979.

TR-3 R. Tervo and N. Toews, TEMPERATURE CHANGES IN ROCK SURROUNDINGA RADIOACTIVE WASTE VAULT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-3, 1979.

TR-4 R. Tervo, A BORED-HOLE CONCEPT FOR A RADIOACTIVE WASTE REPOSI-TORY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-4, 1979.

TR-5 J.A. Soles, PETROGRAPHY OF DRILL CORES FROM THE WHITE LAKEEXPERIMENTAL TEST SITE, ONTARIO.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-5, 1979.

TR-6 N. Toews, G. Larocque and A.S. Wong, ESTIMATION OF IN-SITUTHERMAL PROPERTIES ASSUMING A LINEAR, HOMOGENEOUS AND ISO-TROPIC ROCK.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-6, 1979.

TR-7 P. Miles and G. Herget, STRESS DETERMINATION AT CREIGHTONMINE, COPPER CLIFF, ONTARIO.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-7, 1979.

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TR-8 V.V. Mirkovich and J.A. Soles, THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF CERTAINROCK TYPES AND ITS RELEVANCE TO THE ISOLATION OF NUCLEARWASTE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-8, 1979.

TR-9 V.V. Mirkovich, THERMAL DIFFUSIVITY AND THERMAL EXPANSION OFSOME ROCK TYPES IN RELATION TO ISOLATION OF NUCLEAR WASTE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-9, 1979.

TR-10 G. Larocque, N. Toews, G. Herget, R. Tervo, P. Miles, P. Carrand A. Wong, IN-SITU HEATER EXPERIMENT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-10, 1979.

TR-11 Peter Hood, P. Sawatzky, L.J. Konik and P.H. McGrath, AEROMAG-NETIC GRADIOMETER SURVEY, WHITE LAKE, ONTARIO.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-11, 1979.

TR-12 A.M. Jessop, P.B. Robertson and T.J. Lewis, A BRIEF SUMMARYOF THE THERMAL. CONDUCTIVITY OF CRYSTALLINE ROCKS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-12, 1979.

TR-13 J.E. Gale, P.A. Brown, K.G. Raven, J.J.B. Dugal and J.S.O. Lau,PROGRESS REPORT ON GEOLOGICAL STUDIES RELATED TO UNDERGROUNDDISPOSAL OF NUCLEAR FUEL WASTES, 1975 May to 1976 May.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-13, 1981.

TR-14 J.A. Welhan, A REVIEW OF ISOTOPE METHODS IN MAPPING DEEPGROUNDWATER FLOW SYSTEMS IN FRACTURE CRYSTALLINE MEDIA.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-14, 1979.

TR-15 P.A. Brown and R. Thivierge, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE MOUNTMORIAH SYENITE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-15, 1979.

TR-16 J.J.B. Dugal, J.S.O. Lau and K.G. Raven, A PROGRESS REPORT ONTHE WHITE LAKE EXPERIMENTAL TEST SITE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-16, 1979.

TR-17 W.C. Brisbin, A GRAVITY PROFILE ACROSS THE LAC DU BONNETBATHOLITH IN SOUTHEASTERN MANITOBA.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-17, 1979.

TR-18 V.V. Mirkovich, SOME THERMOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF A GRANO-DIORITE ROCK FROM NEVADA TEST SITE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-18, 1979.

TR-19-1 M. Barrados, NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM: RESULTS OF1978 JUNE GALLUP POLL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-19-1,1979.

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TR-19-2 M. Barrados, AN EARLY ASSESSMENT OF THE PUBLIC'S PERCEPTION OFTHE WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-19-2,1979.

TR-19-3 M. Barrados, J. Douglin and B. Phillippson, NUCLEAR FUEL WASTEMANAGEMENT PROGRAM: RESULTS OF THE 1979 JUNE GALLUP POLL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-19-3,1980.

TR-19-4 M. Barrados, R. McDowell and J. Douglin, NUCLEAR FUEL WASTEMANAGEMENT PROGRAM: RESULTS OF 1979 NOVEMBER GALLUP POLL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-19-4,1980.

TR-19-5 M. Barrados, R. McDowell and D. Grafstein, NUCLEAR FUEL WASTEMANAGEMENT PROGRAM: RESULTS OF 1980 MARCH GALLUP SURVEYS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-19-5,1981.

TR-19-6 M. Vollebergh and R. McDowell, NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENTPROGRAM: RESULTS OF 1980 SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER GALLUP SURVEYS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-19-6,1981.

TR-19-8 M.A. Greber, NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM: RESULTSOF THE 1982 FEBRUARY GALLUP SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-19-8,1982.

TR-20 ANALYSIS OF SURFACE OUTCROP ROCKS IN THE LAC DU BONNET BATHO-LITH, FIELD SAMPLES 1977.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-20, 1979.

TR-21 CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE INITIAL GROUNDWATER SAMPLES FROM THELAC DU BONNET BATHOLITH.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-21, 1979.

TR-22 ANALYSIS OF SURFACE OUTCROP ROCKS IN THE LAC DU BONNET BATHO-LITH, FIELD SAMPLES 1978. n

Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-22, 1979.

TR-23 SECOND REPORT, THE ANALYSIS OF SURFACE OUTCROP ROCKS IN THELAC DU BONNET BATHOLITH, FIELD SAMPLES 1977 (Issue 2 ofTR-20).Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-23, 1979.

TR-24 Reto Zach and Keith Mayoh, INFANT AND ADULT DOSE CONSEQUENCERATIOS TO AQUATIC FOOD CHAINS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-24, 1980.

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TR-25 J. Paquette, J.A.K. Reid and E.L.J. Rosinger, A REVIEW OFTECHNETIUM BEHAVIOR IN RELATION TO NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSAL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-25, 1980.

TR-26 C.C. Davison, PHYSICAL HYDROGEOLOGY MEASUREMENTS CONDUCTED INBOREHOLES WN-1, WN~2 AND WN-4 TO ASSESS THE LOCAL HYDRAULICCONDUCTIVITY AND HYDRAULIC POTENTIAL OF A GRANITIC ROCK MASS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-26, 1980.

TR-27 L.E. Lindsay, R.W. Gillham and E.O. Frind, STUDIES OF ENGI-NEERED GEOLOGIC ENVIRONMENTS FOR RADIOACTIVE WASTE STORAGE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-27, 1980.

TR-28 D.J. Bottomley and B.W. Graham, PROGRESS REPORT ON HYDROGEO-CHEMICAL STUDIES IN THE HYDROGEOLOGIC RESEARCH PROGRAM 1978/79.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-28, 1980.

TR-29 B.W. Goodwin, MAXIMUM TOTAL URANIUM SOLUBILITY UNDER CONDI-TIONS EXPECTED IN A NUCLEAR WASTE VAULT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-29, 1980.

TR-30 J. Boulton and E.R. Freeh, NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENTPROGRAM: AN APPROACH TO COMMUNITY RELATIONS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-30, 1979.

TR-31 C. Huang and J.A. Hunter, A PROGRESS REPORT ON THE SEISMICDOWNHOLE SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-31, 1980.

TR-32 C. Huang and J.A. Hunter, IDENTIFICATION AND CORRELATION OFTUBE WAVE EVENTS ON BOREHOLE SEISMIC RECORDS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-32, 1980.

TR-33 C. Wright and K. Langley, ESTIMATES OF CRACK DENSITY PARA-METERS IN NEAR-SURFACE ROCKS FROM LABORATORY STUDIES OF CORESAMPLES AND IN-SITU SEISMIC VELOCITY MEASUREMENTS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-33, 1980.

TR-34 C. Wright and D.C. Kamineni, PREDICTED AND MEASURED SEISMICVELOCITIES AND DENSITIES IN ROCK SAMPLES FROM CHALK RIVER,ONTARIO.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-34, 1980.

TR-35 P. Fritz and E.J. Reardon, ISOTOPIC AND CHEMICAL CHARACTER-ISTICS OF MINE WATER IN THE SUDBURY AREA.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-35, 1979.

TR-36 P.A. Brown and R. Thivierge, PLUTON CATEGORIZATION.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-36, 1981.

TR-37 W.C. Brisbin, FRACTURING WITHIN GRANITIC INTRUSIONS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-37, 1980.

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TR-38 P.A. Brown, PROGRESS REPORT ON THE SURFACE GEOLOGICAL PROGRAMFOR NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-38, 1981.

TR-39 H.W. Lee, R.P. Beukens and A.E. Litherland, THE RADIOCARBONDATING OF GROUNDWATER.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-39, 1980.

TR-40-1 C.P. Lam and C. Wright, SEISMIC WAVE VELOCITIES IN A ROCK BODYAT CHALK RIVER, ONTARIO: PART 1.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-40-1,1980.

TR-40-2 C. Wright, M. Johnston and C.P. Lam, SEISMIC WAVE VELOCITIESIN A ROCK BODY AT CHALK RIVER, ONTARIO: PART 2.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-40-2,1980.

TR-41 D.R. Morgan, D.P. Beauchamp, J. Hilton Wright and Kishor Mehta,FAWAD: A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR THE PREDICTION OF IRRADIATEDNUCLEAR FUEL DISPOSITION.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-41, 1980.

TR-42 R.L. Coles and P.L. Lapointe, CONTRASTS IN ROCK MAGNETIZATIONCHARACTER IN THE WHITESHELL AND CHALK RIVER AREAS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-42, 1980.

TR-43 P. Miles, GEOLOGICAL AND STRUCTURAL CORE LOGGING FOR THEPROPOSED HEATER EMPLACEMENT TEST SITE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-43, 1979.

TR-44 P. Miles and L. Terril, LABORATORY TESTING OF CORE SAMPLESFROM THE HEATER EMPLACEMENT TEST SITE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-44, 1979.

TR-45 R.M. Gagne, PROGRESS REPORT ON SURFACE SEISMIC REFRACTIONSURVEYS 1978.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-45, 1980.

TR-46 Reto Zach and Stuart Iverson, METHODOLOGIES AND PROCESSESRELATED TO MAN'S POTENTIAL EXPOSURE VIA TERRESTRIAL FOODPATHWAYS TO RADIONUCLIDES FROM AN UNDERGROUND VAULT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-46, 1979.

TR-47 R.G. Charlwood and A.S. Burgess, IRRADIATED FUEL AND IMMOBIL-IZED WASTE VAULTS: DESIGN SPECIFICATION AND SCOPE OF WORK.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-47, 1980.

TR-48 A.S. Burgess and P-0. Sandstrom, IRRADIATED FUEL AND IMMOBIL-IZED WASTE VAULTS - PRELIMINARY DESIGN CONCEPTS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-48, 1980.

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TR-49 A.S. Burgess, E.L. Skiba and J.L. Ratigan, IRRADIATED FUELVAULT: CONTAINER NEAR-FIELD THERMAL ROCK MECHANICS ANALYSES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-49, 1980.

TR-50 T. Wiles and M.A. Mahtab, IRRADIATED FUEL VAULT: ROOM-AND-PILLAR THERMAL ROCK MECHANICS ANALYSES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-50, 1980.

TR-51 J.D. Osnes and T. Brandshaug, IRRADIATED FUEL VAULT: FAR-FIELDTHERMAL ROCK MECHANICS ANALYSES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-51, 1980.

TR-52 T. Brandshaug, IRRADIATED FUEL VAULT: A SUPPLEMENTARY STUDY OFFAR-FIELD THERMAL ROCK MECHANICS ANALYSES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-52, 1980.

TR-53 J.L. Ratigan, IMMOBILIZED WASTE VAULT: CONTAINER NEAR-FIELDTHERMAL-ROCK MECHANICS ANALYSES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-53, 1980.

TR-54 M.A. Mahtab and T. Wiles, IMMOBILIZED WASTE VAULT: R00M-AND-PILLAR THERMAL-ROCK MECHANICS ANALYSES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-54, 1980.

TR-55 J.D. Osnes and T. Brandshaug, IMMOBILIZED WASTE VAULT: FAR-FIELD THERMAL-ROCK MECHANICS ANALYSES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-55, 1980.

TR-56 N.L. Carter and P.F. Gnirk, IMMOBILIZED FUEL AND REPROCESSINGWASTE VAULTS: LONG-TERM CREEP RUPTURE - REVIEW AND ASSESSMENT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-56, 1980.

TR-57 Acres Consulting Services Limited, IMMOBILIZED FUEL ANDREPROCESSING WASTE VAULTS: SEISMIC RESPONSE - REVIEW ANDASSESSMENT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-57, 1980.

TR-58 A.S. Burgess and M.A. Mahtab, IRRADIATED FUEL AND IMMOBILIZEDWASTE VAULTS: DESIGN CRITERIA AND SYNTHESIS OF THERMAL-ROCKMECHANICS ANALYSES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-58., 1980.

TR-59 A.S. Burgess and P-O. Sandstrom, IRRADIATED FUEL VAULT:DESIGN CONCEPTS AND LAYOUTS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-59, 1980.

TR-60 A.S. Burgess and P-0. Sandstrom, IMMOBILIZED WASTE VAULT:DESIGN CONCEPTS AND LAYOUTS.Atonic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-60, 1980.

TR-61 P-0. Sandstrom, IRRADIATED FUEL AND IMMOBILIZED WASTE VAULTS:ROCK EXCAVATION AND HANDLING SYSTEM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-61, 1980.

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TR-62 P-0. Sandstrom and T. Matthews, IRRADIATED FUEL AND IMMOBIL-IZED WASTE VAULTS: SHAFTS AND HOISTS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-62, 1980.

TR-63 S. Bhan and A. Scott, IRRADIATED FUEL VAULT: CONTAINER HAND-LING SYSTEM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-63, 1980.

TR-64 S. Bhan and A. Scott, IMMOBILIZED WASTE VAULT: CONTAINERHANDLING SYSTEM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-64, 1980.

TR-65 P-0. Saudstrom, 0. Gaube, J. Waddell and G. Stuggins, IRRADI-ATED FUEL AND IMMOBILIZED WASTE VAULTS: UNDERGROUND SERVICES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-65, 1980.

TR-66 A.S. Burgess, IRRADIATED FUEL AND IMMOBILIZED WASTE VAULTS:BACKFILLING SYSTEM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-66, 1980.

TR-67 P-O. Sandstrom, IRRADIATED FUEL VAULT: DEVELOPMENT AND OPER-ATION - SCHEDULE AND COST ESTIMATES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-67, 1980.

TR-68 P-0. Sandstrom, IMMOBILIZED WASTE VAULT: DEVELOPMENT ANDOPERATION - SCHEDULE AND COST ESTIMATES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-68, 1980.

TR-69 T. Chan, THERMAL AND STRESS ANALYSES FOR A HIGH-LEVEL RADIO-ACTIVE WASTE VAULT IN CRYSTALLINE ROCK.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-69, 1979.

TR-70 R.G. Charlwood, J.L. Ratigan and D.W. McKinlay, A PRELIMINARYCONCEPTUAL DESIGN OF A DEMONSTRATION VAULT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-70, 1980-

TR-71 D.W. Strangway, J.O. Redman, S. Halladay and C. Home, AUDIO-FREQUENCY MAGNETOTELLURIC SOUNDINGS AT THE WHITESHELL NUCLEARRESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT AND CHALK RIVER NUCLEAR LABORATORIES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-71, 1980.

TR-72 G.W. Bird, POSSIBLE BUFFER MATERIALS FOR USE IN A NUCLEARWASTE VAULT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-72, 1979.

TR-73 A.S. Burgess, PLUTON HYDROGEOLOGY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-73, 1979.

TR-74 H. Husain and M.M. Ohta (Study Coordinator), A CONCEPTUALDESIGN STUDY OF THE SURFACE FACILITIES AT THE IMMOBILIZEDWASTE DISPOSAL CENTRE (IWDC).Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-74, 1981.

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TR-75 E.C. Card and M.M. Ohta, (Study Coordinator), A CONCEPTUALDESIGN STUDY OF THE SURFACE FACILITIES AT THE FUEL DISPOSALCENTRE (FDC).Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-75, 1981.

TR-76 G.W. Bird and P.C. Fung, SURFACE CHEMISTRY OF FELDSPARS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-76, 1979.

TR-77 JLD. Chen, EXAMINATION OF TWO RADIOACTIVE GLASS HEMISPHERESRETRIEVED FROM THE CHALK RIVER NUCLEAR LABORATORIES' WASTEMANAGEMENT AREA.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-77, 1979.

\ TR-78 H. Husain, CONCEPTUAL DESIGN STUDY OF THE RADIOACTIVE WASTE[ IMMOBILIZATION PILOT PLANT (RWIPP) - STAGE 1.\ Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-78, 1980.

TR-79 J. Hilton Wright, ENVIRONMENTAL AND SAFETY ASSESSMENT - PRO-CEEDINGS OF THE NINTH FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT INFORMATIONMEETING 1981 January 20-21.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-79, 1981.

TR-80 S.R. Hatcher, THE CANADIAN NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENTPROGRAM: A STATUS REPORT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-80, 1979.

TR-81 J.F. Pickens and G.E. Grisak, FINITE-ELEMENT ANALYSIS OFLIQUID FLOW, HEAT TRANSPORT AND SOLUTE TRANSPORT IN A GROUND-WATER FLOW SYSTEM: GOVERNING EQUATIONS AND MODEL FORMULATION.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-81, 1979.

TR-82 P.A. Smith and J.M. Boyd, CONCEPTUAL DESIGN OF A NEAR-SURFACETEST FACILITY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-82, 1979.

TR-83 J.M. Boyd, REVIEW OF CONCEPTUAL NUCLEAR WASTE REPOSITORYSTUDIES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-83, 1979.

TR-84 Reto Zach and S.L. Iverson, MAN'S POTENTIAL EXPOSURE VIATERRESTRIAL FOOD CHAINS TO RADIONUCLIDES F :OM AN UNDERGROUNDVAULT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-84, 1979.

TR-85 Jacques Liard, A GRAVITY TRAVERSE COMBINED WITH VERTICALGRAVITY GRADIENT MEASUREMENTS AT CHALK RIVER.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-85, 1980.

TR-86 R.J. Wetmiller, SEISMIC MONITORING AT THE WHITESHELL NUCLEARRESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-86, 1979.

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TR-87 E.C. Card, CONCEPTUAL DESIGN STUDY OF THE SURFACE FACILITIESFOR THE DEMONSTRATION VAULT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-87, 1979.

TR-88 E.C. Card, CONCEPTUAL DESIGN STUDY OF THE FUEL IMMOBILIZATIONDEMONSTRATION PLANT (FIDP).Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-88, 1979.

TR-89 Reto Zach and Stuart L. Iverson, INFANT AND ADULT DOSE CONSE-QUENCE RATIOS FOR TERRESTRIAL FOOD CHAINS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-89, 1979.

TR-90 H.M. Johnston and R.W. Gillham, A REVIEW OF SELECTED RADIO-NUCLIDE DISTRIBUTION COEFFICIENTS OF GEOLOGIC MATERIALS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-90, 1980.

TR-91 R.B. Lyon, ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT FOR NUCLEAR FUEL WASTEDISPOSAL - THE CANADIAN PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-91, 1980.

TR-92 P.A. Brown and M. Durocher, RESEARCH POTENTIAL IN THE IGNACEREGION OF NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-92, 1979.

TR-93 P.A. Brown, RESEARCH POTENTIAL OF THE MULCAHY LAKE GABBRO NEARDRYDEN IN NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-93, 1980.

TR-94 A.R. Gibson, FIRST STATUS REPORT ON GEOTECHNICAL WORK ATRESEARCH AREA 4 - ATIKOKAN.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-94, 1980.

TR-95 A.S. Burgess and P-0. Sandstrom, CONCEPTUAL STUDIES FOR AREACTOR WASTES DISPOSAL VAULT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-95, 1980.

TR-96 M.A. Mahtab and J.L. Ratigan, ROOM STABILITY IN A NUCLEAR' WASTE REPOSITORY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-96, 1980.

TR-97 A.B. Cammaert, THERMAL ANALYSIS OF EMPLACEMENT CONCEPTS FOR ANUCLEAR WASTE REPOSITORY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-97, 1980.

TR-98 A.B. Cammaert and D.W. McKinlay, VENTILATION SYSTEMS ANDCOOLING OPTIONS FOR A NUCLEAR WASTE REPOSITORY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-98, 1980.

TR-99 S.A. Mayman, Editor, METHODS FOR THE GEOTECHNICAL EVALUATIONOF A RESEARCH AREA.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-99, 1980.

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TR-100 T.T. Vandergraaf, LEACHING OF IRRADIATED UO2 FUEL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-100,1980.

TR-101 J.C. Tait, A COMPUTER PROGRAM FOR THE CALCULATION OF LEACHRATES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-101,1980.

TR-102 M.R. Dence and W.J. Scott, THE USE OF GEOPHYSICS IN THECANADIAN NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM, WITH EXAMPLESFROM THE CHALK RIVER RESEARCH AREA.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-102,1980.

TR-103 G. McCrank and P.A. Brown, RESEARCH POTENTIAL OF THE VIOLALAKE STOCK NEAR KENORA IN NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-103,1980.

TR-104 J.O. Duguid, POTENTIAL U.S.-CANADIAN COOPERATIVE ACTIVITIES INGEOLOGICAL DISPOSAL OF RADIOACTIVE WASTE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-104,1980.(Issued as ONWI 1980 March).

TR-105 B.D. Wilson, CLAY CONVERSION REACTIONS FOR IMMOBILIZATION OFSPECIAL RADIONUCLIDES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-105,1980.

TR-106 C.A. Kaszycki and W.W. Shilts, GLACIAL EROSION OF THE CANADIANSHIELD - CALCULATION OF AVERAGE DEPTHS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-106,1980.

TR-107 W.H: Potts and H.Y. Taramemagi, REPORT OF A SEMINAR TO REVIEWTHE VAULT DESIGN PROJECT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-107,1980.

TR-108 P.A. Brown, D.C. Kamineni, D. Stone and R.H. Thivierge,GENERAL GEOLOGY OF THE EYE-DASHWA LAKES PLUTON, ATIKOKAN,NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-108,1980.

TR-109 D.C. Kamineni, P.A. Brown and D. Stone, FRACTURE-FILLINGMATERIAL IN THE ATIKOKAN AREA, NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-109,1980.

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TR-110 J.S.O. Lau, A PROGRESS REPORT ON BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEYSFOR EVALUATING GEOLOGIC DISPOSAL OF HIGH-LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTES1978/79.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-110,1980.

TR-111 J.S.O. Lau and J.G. Bisson, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE ATK-4BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-111,1980.

TR-112 J.S.O. Lau, A PROGRESS REPORT ON THE GSC DATA FILE ON GEOLO-GICAL DISPOSAL OF HIGH-LEVEL NUCLEAR WASTES 1978/79.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-112,1980.

TR-113 K.G. Raven, STUDIES IN FRACTURE HYDROLOGY AT CHALK RIVERNUCLEAR LABORATORIES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-113,1980.

TR-114 G.F.D. McCrank, J.D. Misiura and P.A. Brown, PLUTONIC ROCKS INONTARIO.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-114,1981.

TR-115 J.S.O. Lau and J.G. Bisson, PRELIMINARY REPORTS ON BOREHOLETELEVISION SURVEYS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115,1980.

TR-115-1 J.S.O. Lau and J.G. Bisson, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE ATK-1BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-1,1980.

TR-115-2 J.S.O. Lau and J.G. Bisson, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THEATK-2 BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-2,1980.

TR-115-3 J.S.O. Lau and J.G. Bisson, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THEATK-3 BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-3,1980.

TR-115-4 J.S.O. Lau and J.G. Bisson, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE CR-6BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-4,1980.

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TR-115-5 J.S.O. Lau and J.G. Bisson, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE CR-7BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-5,1980.

TR-115-6 J.S.O. Lau and J.G. Bisson, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE CR-8BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-6,1980.

TR-115-7 J.S.O. Lau and J.G. Bisson, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE CR-9BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-7,1980.

TR-115-8 J.S.O. Lau and J.G. Bisson, A PRELIMINARY REPORT IN THE WN-1BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-8,1980.

TR-115-9 J.S.O. Lau and J.G. Bisson, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE WN-2BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-9,1980.

TR-115-10 J.S.O. Lau and J.G. Bisson, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE WN-3BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-10,1980.

TR-115-11 J.S.O. Lau and J.G. Bisson, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE WN-4BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-11,1980.

TR-115-12 J.S.O. Lau and J.G. Bisson, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE CR-2BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-12,1980.

TR-115-13 J.S.O. Lau and J.G. Bisson, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE CR-5BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-13,1981.

TR-115-14 J.S.O. Lau, J.H. McEwen and J.G. Bisson, A PRELIMINARY REPORTON THE CR-1 BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-14,1981.

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TR-115-15 J.S.O. Lau, J.G. Bisson, J.H. McEwen and L.F. Auger, A PRE-LIMINARY REPORT ON THE ATK-5 BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-15,1981.

TR-115-16 J.S.O. Lau, J.G. Bisson, J.H. McEwen and L.F. Auger, A PRE-LIMINARY REPORT ON THE URL-1 BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-16,1981.

TR-115-17 J.S.O. Lau, J.G. Bisson and L.F. Auger, A PRELIMINARY REPORTON THE CR-10 BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-17,1981.

TR-115-18 J.S.O. Lau, J.G. Bisson and L.F. Auger, A PRELIMINARY REPORTON THE CR-13 BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-18,1981.

TR-115-19 J.S.O. Lau, J.G. Bisson and L.F. Auger, A PRELIMINARY REPORTON THE CR-11 BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-19,1981.

TR-115-20 J.S.O. Lau, J.G. Bisson and L.F. Auger, A PRELIMINARY REPORTON THE CR-12 BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-20,1981.

TR-115-21 J.S.O. Lau, J.G. Bisson and L.F. Auger, A PRELIMINARY REPORTON THE URL-2 BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-21,1982.

TR-115-22 J.S.O. Lau, J.G. Bisson and L.F. Auger, A PRELIMINARY REPORTON THE URL-3 BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-22,1982.

TR-115-23 J.S.O. Lau, J.G. Bisson and L.F. Auger, A PRELIMINARY REPORTON THE URL-4 BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-23,1982.

TR-115-24 J.S.O. Lau, J.G. Bisson and L.F. Auger, A PRELIMINARY REPORTON THE URL-5 BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-24,1982.

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TR-115-25 J.S.O. Lau, J.G. Bisson and L.F. Auger, A PRELIMINARY REPORTON BOREHOLE TELEVISION SURVEYS OF SHALLOW BOREHOLES KR-1 TOKR-9 AT CHALK RIVER NUCLEAR LABORATORIES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-25,1982.

TR-115-26 J.S.O. Lau, J.G. Bisson and L.F. Auger, A PRELIMINARY REPORTON TELEVISION SURVEYS OF BOREHOLES WN-5, WN-6, WN-7 AND WN-8.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-115-26,1982.

TR-116 N. Sagert (Editor), SUPPORTING CHEMICAL RESEARCH FOR THE CANADIANNUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-116,1981.

TR-117 C.H. Cheh, DERIVED RELEASE LIMITS AND DECONTAMINATION FACTORSFOR FUEL AND WASTE IMMOBILIZATION FACILITIES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-117,1980.

TR-118 A.W. Jackson, SELECTIVE CATALYTIC REDUCTION OF NITROGENDIOXIDE BY AMMONIA.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-118,1981.

TR-119 S.R. Hatcher, A REVIEW OF THE NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENTPROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-119,1980.

TR-120 T.T. Vandergraaf, A COMPILATION OF SORPTION COEFFICIENTS FORRADIONUCLIDES ON GRANITES AND GRANITIC ROCKS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-120,1982.

TR-121 B. Ross, CM. Koplik, M.S. Guiffre, S.P. Hodgin, J.J. Duffyand J.Y. Nalbandian, USER'S GUIDE TO NUTRAN: A COMPUTER ANALY-SIS SYSTEM FOR LONG-TERM REPOSITORY SAFETY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-121,1980.

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TR-122 D.J. Bottomley, B.W. Graham and J. Ross, INVESTIGATIONS INTOTHE GEOCHEMISTRY OF GROUNDWATER IN PRECAMBRIAN ROCKS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-122,1980.

TR-123 D.C. Kamineni and P.A. Brown, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE"PETROLOGY AND FRACTURE FILLINGS OF THE EYE-DASHWA LAKESPLUTON, ATIKOKAN, NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-123,1981.

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TR-124 Frederick L. Paillet, ACOUSTIC PROPAGATION IN THE VICINITY OFFRACTURES WHICH INTERSECT A FLUID-FILLED BOREHOLE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-124,1980.

TR-125 D. Stone, DISTRIBUTION OF NEAR-VERTICAL SURFACE FRACTURES INTHE DASHWA PLUTON, ATIKOKAN, ONTARIO.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-125,198Û.

TR-126 F.B. Walton and D.P. Beauchamp, FIT1 - A DATA PROCESSINGALGORITHM FOR THE DETERMINATION OF PARAMETERS REQUIRED FOR THELINEAR EQUILIBRIUM SORPTION MODEL OF RADIONUCLIDE MIGRATIONTHROUGH GEOLOGICAL MEDIA.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-126,1981.

TR-127-1 R.B. Lyon, K.K. Mehta and T. And,.es, ENVIRONMENTAL AND SAFETYASSESSMENT STUDIES FOR NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT - VOLUME 1:BACKGROUND.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-127-1,1981.

TR-127-2 K. Johansen, J.R.E. Harger and R.A. James, ENVIRONMENTAL ANDSAFETY ASSESSMENT STUDIES FOR NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT -VOLUME 2: PRE-CLOSURE ASSESSMENT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-127-2,1981.

TR-127-3 D.M. Wuschke, K.K. Mehta, K.W. Dormuth, T. Andres, G.R. Sherman,E.L.J. Roeinger, B.W. Goodwin, J.A.K. Reid and R.B. Lyon,ENVIRONMENTAL AND SAFETY ASSESSMENT STUDIES FOR NUCLEAR FUELWASTE MANAGEMENT.VOLUME 3: ?OST-CLOSURE ASSESSMENT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-127-3,1981.

TR-128 L.H. Johnson, K.I. Burns, H. Joling and C.J. Moore, THEDISSOLUTION OF IRRADIATED U02 FUEL UNDER HYDROTHERMAL OXIDIZ-ING CONDITIONS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-128,1981.

TR-129 S.A. Mayman, STORAGE AND DISPOSAL OF NUCLEAR FUEL WASTES -THE OPTIONS FOR CANADA.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-129,1980.

TR-130 J.N. Chen, FEASIBILITY OF NONDESTRUCTIVE INSPECTION OF THECLOSURE SEAL OF A TITANIUM-CLAD STEEL WASTE FUEL CONTAINER.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-130,1980.

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TR-131 B. Teper, PARTICULATE COMPACTION TESTS FOR PARTICULATE-PACKEDTHIN-WALL CONTAINERS FOR IRRADIATED-FUEL DISPOSAL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-131,1980.

TR-132 D.H. Tang, E.O. Frind and E.A. Sudicky, CONTAMINANT TRANSFERIN FRACTURED FOROUS MEDIA: AN ANALYTICAL SOLUTION FOR A SINGLEFRACTURE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-132,1980.

TR-133 J.F. Pickens, R.E. Jackson, K.J. Inch and W.F. Merritt, FIELDMEASUREMENTS OF DISTRIBUTION COEFFICIENTS USING A RADIAL-

! INJECTION DUAL-TRACER TEST.• Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-133,

] 1 9 8 ° -• TR-134 S.A. Mayman, R.G. Charlwood and J.L. Ratigan, LONG-TERM

THERMAL RESPONSE OF A CANDU FUEL DISPOSAL VAULT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-134,1980.

TR-135 J.S.O. Lau, J.G. Bisson, H.M. Elliot, R.M. Marmen, J.H. McEwenand D.C. Stone, A PROGRESS REPORT ON BOREHOLE TELEVISIONSURVEYS AND THE GSC DATA FILE 1979/80.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-135,1981.

TR-136 S.K. Frape and P. Fritz, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE OCCURRENCEAND GEOCHEMISTRY OF SALINE GROUNDWATERS ON THE CANADIANSHIELD.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-136,1981.

TR-137 E.J. Reardon and J.D. Reimer, A LABORATORY INVESTIGATION OFCRYSTALLINE ROCK/WATER INTERACTIONS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-137,1982.

TR-138 A.W. Jackson, EVALUATION 0F RADIOACTIVE OFF-GAS TREATMENTTECHNOLOGY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-138,1982.

TR-139 C.I. Mayfield and J.F. Barker, AN EVALUATION OF THE MICROBIO-LOGICAL ACTIVITIES AND POSSIBLE CONSEQUENCES IN A FUEL WASTEDISPOSAL VAULT: A LITERATURE REVIEW.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-139,1982.

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TR-140 Helen Fisch, THE SOCIAL AND COMMUNITY IMPACTS OF ENERGYPROJECTS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-140,1981.

TR-141 J.H. Gee, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON REFERENCE ENVIRONMENTMODELLING FOR GENERIC ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT (PRE-CLOSURE).Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-141,1981.

TR-142 John Adams, POSTGLACIAL FAULTING: A LITERATURE SURVEY OFOCCURRENCES IN EASTERN CANADA AND COMPARABLE GLACIATED AREAS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-142,1981.

TR-143 A.G. Wikjord, THE THIRD AECL ANNUAL REPORT ON THE EVALUATIONOF IMMOBILIZED HIGH-LEVEL WASTE FORMS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-143,1981.

TR-144 J.G. Hayles and A.K. Sinha, A PORTABLE LOCAL VLF TRANSMITTERFOR GEOLOGICAL FRACTURE MAPPING.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-144,1982.

TR-145 G.W. Bird and D.J. Cameron, VAULT SEALING RESEARCH FOR THECANADIAN NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-145,1982.

TR-148 G.G. Strathdee and A.G. Wikjord, WASTE IMMOBILIZATION RESEARCHFOR THE CANADIAN NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-148,1982.

TR-149 F.P. Sargent, APPLIED CHEMISTRY AND GEOCHEMISTRY RESEARCH FORTHE CANADIAN NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-149,1982.

TR-150 S.L. Iverson, J.Barnard, R.J. Cornett, J.R. Johnson,R.W.D. Killey, D.R. Lee, A- Reimer, M.I. Sheppard and R. Zach,ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH FOR THE CANADIAN NUCLEAR FUEL WASTEMANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-150,1982.

TR-1-51 R.N. Betcher and R. Pearson, HYDROGEOLOGICAL RESEARCH FOR THECANADIAN NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-151,1982.

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TR-152 N. Soonawala, P.A. Brown and G.E. Larocque, GEOLOGY, GEO-PHYSICS AND ROCK PROPERTIES RESEARCH FOR THE CANADIAN NUCLEARFUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-152,1982.

TR-153 G.R. Simmons and N. Soonawala (Editors), UNDERGROUND RESEARCHLABORATORY EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-153,1982.

TR-154 L.M. Johnston, A REVIEW OF THE GEOCHEMISTRY OF GROUNDWATER INCRYSTALLINE ROCK.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-154,1982.

TR-155 R.N. Betcher, P.J. Kurfurst and N.M. Soonawala, UNDERGROUNDRESEARCH LABORATORY (URL) - SITE EVALUATION PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-155,1981.

TR-156 INTERA Environmental Consultants Inc., A REGIONAL HYDROLOGYSIMULATION OF THE ATIKOKAN SITE (RESEARCH AREA 4).Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-156,1981.

TR-157 R.L. Coles and W.A. Morris, BULK AND ANISOTROPIC MAGNETICSUSCEPTIBILITIES APPLIED TO STRUCTURAL GEOLOGICAL STUDIES ATTHE WHITESHELL NUCLEAR RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-157,1981.

TR-158 A. Annor, P. Miles, F. Kapeller and G. Larocque, HIGH TEMPER-ATURE AND PRESSURE TRIAXIAL COMPRESSION TESTS ON ROCK SAMPLESFROM PINAWA AND THE CREIGHTON MINE.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-158,1981.

TR-159 M.I. Sheppard, L. Olchowy and K.R. Mayoh, URANIUM, THORIUM,RADIUM AND ARSENIC CONCENTRATIONS OF PLANTS AND SOILS OF THEPRECAMBRIAN SHIELD: A PRELIMINARY STUDY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-159,1981.

TR-160 C.M.K. Yuen and J.M. Boyd, A CONCEPTUAL DESIGN STUDY FOR ANUNDERGROUND RESEARCH LABORATORY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-160,1982.

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TR-161 C.C. Davison, PHYSICAL HYDROGEOLOGIC MEASUREMENTS IN FRACTUREDCRYSTALLINE ROCK - SUMMARY OF 1979 RESEARCH PROGRAM AT WNREAND CRNL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-161,1981.

TR-162 CF. Huang and J.A. Hunter, THE CORRELATION OF TUBE WAVEEVENTS WITH OPEN FRACTURES IN FLUID-FILLED BOREHOLES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-162,1981.

TR-163 M.J. Drury, THERMAL STUDIES IN THE LAC DU BONNET BATHOLITH ATPINAWA, MANITOBA.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-163,1981.

TR-164 C. Wright and P. Johnson, AN EXPERIMENT TO TEST A SOURCE OF P-AND S-WAVE ENERGY.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-164,1981.

TR-165 N.G. Boyd and P.J. Kurfurst, SUMMARY OF 1980 GEOTECHNICALFIELD ACTIVITIES AT RESEARCH AREA 4 (ATIKOKAN).Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-165,1981.

TR-166 A.R. Gibson, WASTE FORMS AND ENGINEERED BARRIERS: PROCEEDINGSOF THE TENTH INFORMATION MEETING OF THE NUCLEAR FUEL WASTEMANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-166,1981.

TR-167 R.E. Cranston, SUMMARY OF SEDIMENT AND PORE WATER ANALYSES OFSAMPLES FROM THE SOHM ABYSSAL PLAIN: CS.S. HUDSON CRUISE80-016.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-167,1981.

TR-168 D.E. Buckley, GEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF A SELECTED AREA OFTHE SOHM ABYSSAL PLAIN, WESTERN ATLANTIC: C.S.S. HUDSON CRUISE80-016.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-168,1981.

TR-169 C.A. Nuernberger, D.R.M. Abry and T.T. Vandergraaf, USER'SGUIDE TO SODA: A COMPUTERIZED DATA BANK FOR SORPTION COEFFICI-ENTS OF RADIONUCLIDES ON GEOLOGICAL MATERIAL.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-169,1981.

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TR-170 P.J. Kurfurst, SUMMARY OF 1980 GEOTECBNICAL FIELD ACTIVITIESAT RESEARCH AREA 2 (CHALK RIVER).Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-170,1981.

TR-171 P. Fritz, J.A. Cherry and A.A. Mozeto, CARBON ISOTOPIC AND; GEOCHEMICAL EVOLUTION GROUNDWATER IN A SHALLOW FLOW SYSTEM AT

THE WHITESHELL NUCLEAR RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-171,1981.

TR-172 P.J. Kurfurst and G.A. Thorne, SUMMARY OF 1980 GEOTECHNICAL• FIELD ACTIVITIES AT THE UNDERGROUND RESEARCH LABORATORY.î Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-172,| 1981.

TR-173 P.J. Chernis, SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY OF THE MICRO-; CRACK STRUCTURE OF A GRANITE SAMPLE FROM PINAWA, MANITOBA.

Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-173,1981.

TR-174 J.J.B. Dugal, E.M. Hillary, D.C. Kamineni, G.J. Simandl andR.I. Sikorsky, DRILLING AND CORE LOGGING PROGRAMS AT THEATIKOKAN RESEARCH AREA.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-174,1981.

TR-175 Marsha I. Sheppard, SCEMR: A MODEL FOR SOIL CHEMICAL EXCHANGEAND MIGRATION OF RADIONUCLIDES IN UNSATURATED SOIL. PART I: AUSERS1 MANUAL. PART II: COMPUTER LISTING.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-175,1981.

TR-176 Mary Vollebergh and Ramona McDowell, PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OFCOMMUNITY INFORMATION ON THE PROPOSED UNDERGROUND RESEARCH LABIN THE LAC DU BONNET AND PINAWA AREAS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-176,1981.

TR-178 D.C. Kamineni and J.J.B. Dugal, PRELIMINARY REPORT AND INTER-PRETATION OF ALTERATION IN THE EYE-DASHWA LAKES PLUTON.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-178,1981.

TR-179 P.J. Kurfurst and G.A. Thorne, SUMMARY OF 1980 GEOTECHNICALFIELD ACTIVITIES AT RESEARCH AREA 3 (WHITESHELL).Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-179,1981.

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TR-180 A.R. Gibson, PROCEEDINGS OF THE ELEVENTH INFORMATION MEETINGOF THE NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (1981 GENERALMEETING).Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-180,1981.

TR-181 J.N.C. Chen, A LITERATURE SURVEY OF NONDESTRUCTIVE INSPECTIONPROCEDURES APPLICABLE TO CLOSURE WELDS IN NUCLEAR FUEL ISOLA-TION CONTAINERS.Atonic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-181,1981.

TR-182 Elizabeth Hillary, GEOMETRIC REPRESENTATION OF SUBSURFACEFRACTURING IN BOREHOLES ATK-1, ATK-2, ATK-3, ATK-4 AND ATK-5,ATIKOKAN, NORTHWESTERN ONTARIO (RA 4).Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-182,1982.

TR-183 H.S. Radhakrishna, EVALUATION OF THE THERMAL PROPERTIES OFBUFFER MATERIALS FOR A DEEP UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR WASTE DISPOSALVAULT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-183,1982.

TR-184 C.E. Davis and H*Y. Tammemagi, A CASE HISTORY OF A DEEP BORE-HOLE IN THE REYNARD LAKE PLUTON, SASKATCHEWAN-MANITOBA BORDER.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-184,1982.

TR-185 P.M. Mathew, D.J. Cameron, J.S. Nadeau, F. Weinberg andA.CD. Chaklader, INVESTMENT OF IRRADIATED REACTOR FUEL IN AMETAL MATRIX.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-185,1981.

TR-186 C.I. Mayfield and J.F. Barker, BIOGEOCHEMISTRY OF THE BACKFILL/BUFFER ENVIRONMENT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-186,1982.

TR-187 J.C. Tait, D.L. Mandolesi, A.M. Duclos and A.D. Baranyi,ANHYDROUS DEVITRIFICATION BEHAVIOUR IN A ZINC BOROSILICATEGLASS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-187,1982.

TR-188 H.T. Chan, A PROGRESS REPORT ON LABORATORY STUDIES OF CLAY-TYPE GROUTING (SEALING) MATERIALS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-188,1982.

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TR-189 D.R.M. Abry, R.G.F. Abry, K.V. Ticknor and T.T. Vandergraaf,PROCEDURE TO DETERMINE SORPTION COEFFICIENTS OF RADIONUCLIDESON ROCK COUPONS UNDER STATIC CONDITIONS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-189,1982.

TR-190 GEOTECHNICAL RESEARCH: PROCEEDINGS OF THE SEVENTH NUCLEAR FUELWASTE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION MEETING, 1980 MAY 5-6, OTTAWA,ONTARIO.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-190,1982.

TR-191 P.A. Brown, N.A.C. Rey, J.H. McEwen and J.S.O. Lau, THE ROLEOF FRACTURE CHARACTERIZATION IN DATA SYNTHESIS MODELING.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-191,1982.

TR-192 P.K. Mukherjee, A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON THE USE OF CEMENTI-TIOUS GROUTS FOR REPOSITORY SEALING.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-192,1982.

TR-193 James N. Barrie, EVALUATION OF ZERO DRIFT IN STRAIN GAUGES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-193,1982.

TR-19A-1 F.B. Walton, DESIGN OF LABORATORY-SCALE EXPERIMENTS TO MEASURERADIONUCLIDE-GEOLOGIC MATERIAL INTERACTIONS: PART I. HYDRAULICCONSIDERATIONS.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-194-1,1982.

TR-195 P. Baumgartner and G.R. Simmons, ENGINEERING AND GEOMECHANICSPROGRAM FOR THE CANADIAN NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PRO-GRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-195,1982.

TR-196 R.E.J. Leech and A.J. Cooper, PRELIMINARY TERRAIN ASSESSMENTOF THREE POTENTIAL RESEARCH AREAS IN NORTHERN ONTARIO.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-196,1982.

TR-197 K.W. Lam, A REVIEW OF POSSIBLE COPPER CORROSION IN A DISPOSALVAULT FOR IRRADIATED FUEL.Atcnic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-197,1982.

TR-198 W.A. Meneley, R.A. Freeze, C.L. Lin and F.J. Pearson» Jr.,HYDROGEOL0GY PROGRAM REVIEW.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-198,1982.

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TR-199 G.W. Bird, HYDROTHERMAL STABILITY OF POTENTIAL CLAY-BASEDBUFFER MATERIALS: A REVIEW.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-199,1982.

TR-200 THE GEOSCIENCE PROGRAM - PROCEEDINGS OF THE TWELFTH INFORMA-TION MEETING OF THE NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-200,1982.

TR-201 CHEMISTRY AND GEOCHEMISTRY - PROCEEDINGS OF THE THIRTEENTHMEETING OF THE NUCLEAR FUEL WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-201,1982.

TR-202 R.E.J. Leech and A.J. Cooper, A PRELIMINARY TERRAIN EVALUATIONSTUDY OF THE EYE-DASHWA LAKES PLUTON, ATIKOKAN, NORTH-WESTERNONTARIO.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-202,1982.

TR-203 D.M. Wuschke and P.A. Gillespie, POTENTIAL DOSE TO HUMANTHYROID FROM 129I PRODUCED BY FISSION OF URANIUM AND THORIUM.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-203,1982.

TR-215 J.S.O. Lau, J.G. Bisson and L.F. Auger, PRELIMINARY REPORTS ONBOREHOLE ACOUSTIC TELEVIEWER LOGGING.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-215,1982.

TR-215-1 J.S.O. Lau, J.G. Bisson, and L.F. Auger, A PRELIMINARY REPORTON THE ACOUSTIC TELEVIEWER LOGGING OF BOREHOLE CR-10.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TH-215-1,1982.

TR-300 J.S. Schonherr and P. White, CONCEPTUAL DESIGN STUDY FOR ASHALLOW HARDROCK REPOSITORY FOR THE DISPOSAL OF REACTORWASTES.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-300,1981.

TR-3O4 A. Shaddick, TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL OF SPENT ORGANIC SOLVENTFROM THE THORIUM FUEL REPROCESSING EXPERIMENT.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-304,1982.

TR-305 D.E. Desaulniers and J.A. Cherry, CLAYEY QUATERNARY DEPOSITSIN NORTHERN ONTARIO: A REVIEW.Atomic Energy of Canada Limited Technical Record, TR-305,1982.

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AUTHOR INDEX

Ahry, D.R.M., 270, 281, 314, 321,TR-169, TR-189

Abry, R.G., 273, TR-189Acres Consulting Services Limited,

134, 173, 174, TR-57Acres, O.E., 289Adams, J., TR-142Aikin, A.M., 1, 2, 27, 115Alikhan, S., 119Allen, V.H., 169Allnatt, A.R., 347Andres, T., TR-127-1, TR-127-3,

TR-201Annor, A., TR-158Asmis, H.W., TR-200Atomic Energy Control Board, 144Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, 130Auger, L.F. TR-115-15 to TR-115-26,

TR-215, TR-215-1

Bailey, M.G., 245, TR-166, TR-201Bain, A.S., 171, 214Bancroft, A.R., 13, 14, 18, 27, 33Bancroft, G.M., 304, TR-166, TR-201Baranyi, A.D., TR-187Barker, J.F., 138, 213, TR-139,

TR-166, TR-180, TR-186, TR-190Barnard, J., TR-150, TR-180Barnes, R.W., 79, 91, 97, 105Barrados, M., TR-19-1 to TR-19-5Barrie, J.N., 232, 325, TR-193Barry, P.J., 60, 66, 172, TR-79Barwell, V.K., 257, 308, TR-79,

TR-190Basham, P.W., TR-190Baumgartner, P., TR-195Beamer, N.V., 277, 285, TR-180Beauchamp, D.P., TR-41, TR-126Bélanger, CE., 314Bell, D., 15Berry, M.J., 195Betcher, R.N., TR-79, TR-151, TR-155Beukens, R.P., TR-39Bhan, S., TR-63, TR-64Bird, G.W., 196, 217, 268, 302, 310,

350, TR-72, TR-76, TR-79,TR-145, TR-166, TR-190, TR-199

Bisson, J.G., TR-111, TR-115,TR-115-1, TR-115-1 to TR-115-26,TR-135, TR-215, TR-215-1

Boase, D.G., 87Bottomley, D.J., TR-28, TR-122,

TR-190, TR-201Boulton, J., 157, 164, 180, 227,

TR-30Bourke, P.J., 190Bourns, W.T., 168, 210, 264, 285Bowlby, J.R., TR-200Boyd, N.G., TR-165Boyd, J.M., TR-82, TR-83, TR-160Brandshaug, T., 312, TR-51, TR-52,

TR-55Brisbin, W.C., TR-17, TR-37Brooker, M.H., 338Brown, A., TR-180, TR-200Brown, J.D., 304Brown, P.A., TR-13, TR-15, TR-36,

TR-38, TR-79, TR-92, TR-93,TR-103, TR-108, TR-109, TR-114,TR-123, TR-152, TR-180, TR-190,TR-191, TR-200, TR-201

Brown, R.M., 138, 213, TR-201Buckley, D.E., TR-168, TR-190Buckley, L.P., 168, 210, 241, 258,

265, 274, 285, TR-166Burgess, A.S., 111, 142, 181, 191,

192, TR-47, TR-48, TR-49,TR-58, TR-59, TR-60, TR-66,TR-73, TR-95, TR-190

Burkholder, H.C., 167Burns, K.I., TR-128Burrill, K.A., 210, 263, TR-166Burt, D.A., 258Busigin, A., TR-201

Cameron, D.J., 183, 184, 202, 236,291, 330, 331, 342, TR-79,TR-145, TR-166, TR-180, TR-185

Cammaert, A.B., TR-97, TR-98Campbell, A.B., TR-201

19870

Campbell, A.V.,Campbell, W.M.,Card, E.C., 305, TR-75, TR-87,

TR-88

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Carefoot, L.M., 141Carr, P., TR-10Carruthers, J., 76, 148Carter, N.L., TR-56Carter, T.J., 100Cassidy, R.M., 351Cecchetto, E.V., 343, TR-201Chaklader, A.CD., TR-185Champ, D.R., 209, 251, 279, TR-79,

TR-201Chan, H.T., TR-188Chan, T., TR-69Charlesworth, D.H., 10, 168, 212,

286, TR-180Charlwood, R.G., 111, 123, 142,

181, 186, 191, 192, TR-47,TR-70, TR-134

Cheh, C.H., TR-117Chen, J.D., 187, 260, TR-77Chen, J.N., TR-130, TR-181Chernis, P.J., TR-173, TR-190Cherry, J.A., 64, 71, 138, 143, 189,

193, 218, 252, TR-171, TR-305Cheung, S., 268, TR-79Choi, E.C., 82Clegg, L.J., 102Clister, W.E., 64, 69Coady, J.R., 102Coles, R.L., TR-42, TR-157Convey, J•, TR-180Cook, N.G.W., 182Cooper, A.J., TR-196, TR-202Cooper, E.L., TR-79Cooper, M., 325, TR-166Cornett, R.J., TR-150Cramer, J.J., TR-201Cranston, R.E., TR-167Crossley, D., 200Crosthwaite, J.L., 160, 232, 325,

330, TR-166Crowe, A.S., TR-200

Davis, CE., 281, 321, TR-184Davis, P.A., 222, 322Davison, C.C., 188, TR-26, TR-161,

TR-190, TR-200, TR-201Deans, J.J., TR-190Dence, M.R., 194, 339, TR-1, TR-102,

TR-190, TR-200Desaulniers, D.E., 189, TR-305Devgun, J.S., 247

Didyk, J.P., 84Dilworth, Secord, Meagher and

Associates, 134, 173, 174Dixon, D.F., 278, TR-180Dixon, R.S., 231Docherty, A.E., 208Doern, D.C., TRT201Doern, F.E., TR-201Dolbey, M.P., TR-166Dormuth, K.W., 162, 229, 246, 328,

TR-79, TR-127-3, TR-180,TR-190, TR-200

Douglin, J., TR-19-3, TR-19-4Drolet, T.S., 82, 92, 211Drury, M.J., TR-163Dryden, J.R., 283DuBois, A.O., 299Duckworth, H.E., 106Duckworth, H.W., 106Duclos, A.M., TR-187Duffy, J.J., TR-121Dugal, J.J.B., 272, 282, TR-13,

TR-16, TR-174, TR-178, TR-190,TR-201

Duguid, J.O., TR-104Durham, R.W., 7, 9, 10, 12, 15Durocher, M., TR-92Dyne, P.J., 73, 74, 78, 80, 96, 98,

121

Elchuk, S., 351Elliot, H.M., TR-135Erlebach, W.E., 9, 12, 26Ermanovics, I., TR-200Evans, E.J., 10, 11Fenton, N., TR-166Fisch, H., TR-140Fleury, K., 273Ford, 0.C, 355Fransham, P., TR-180Frape, S.K., 352, TR-136, TR-180,

TR-200, TR-201Freeh, E.R., TR-30, TR-180Freeze, R.A., TR-198Frind, E.O., 112, 189, 243, TR-27,

TR-132, TR-180, TR-200Fritz, P., 138, 189, 213, 352,

TR-35, TR-136, TR-171, TR-180,TR-200, TR-201

Fung, P.C., 309, 310, TR-76Furst, D.A., 326Fyfe, W.S., 304, 306, 350, TR-201

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Gagne, R.M., TR-45Gale, J.E., 91, 107, 117, 121, 153,

182, 190, 299, TR-13, TR-180Gamble, J.D., 13, 14Garisto, N.C., TR-201Gascoyne, M., 355, TR-201Gaube, 0., TR-65Gee, J.H., TR-141, TR-180Gevaert, D.M., 189Gibson, A.R., 180, TR-94, TR-166,

TR-180Gillespie, P.A., TR-203Gillham, R.W., 112, 189, 193, TR-27,

TR-90, TR-180, TR-190, TR-200Gnirk, P.F., 108, 111, 123, 181,

191, TR-56Goodwin, B., 255, 269, TR-29, TR-79,

TR-127-3Grafstein, D., TR-19-5Graham, B.W., TR-28, TR-122, TR-190,

TR-201Grams, W.H., 108Grant, G.R., 185Greber, M.A., TR-19-8Green, L.W., 276Grisak, G.E., 64, 68, 71, 133, 143,

150, 188, 193, TR-81, TR-180,TR-190

Grummitt, W.E., 137Guiffre, M.S., TR-121Gulens, J., 209, 251Guthrie, J.E., 289Gyenge, M., 311

Hagconsult AB, 134Haines, R., TR-201Halladay, S., TR-71Hardy, D.G., 171Hare, F.K., 115Harger, J.R.E., TR-127-2Harrison, J.M., 115Hart, R.G., 103, 113, 124, 170Harvey, K.B., 291, 340, TR-166,

TR-201Hasegawa, H.S., 195Hatcher, S.R., 203, 253, TR-80,

TR-119Hayles, J.G., 346, TR-144, TR-200Hayvard, P.J., 230, 332, 343,

TR-166, TR-201Herget, G., TR-7, TR-10, TR-190

Hillary, E.M., TR-174, TR-182,TR-200

Ho, C.H., TR-201Hocking, W.H., TR-201Hodgin, S.P., TR-121Hodgkinson, D.P., 190Hoelke, C.W. 33Holtslander, W.J., 211, 256,

TR-166Hood, P . , TR-11Home , C , TR-71Howe, P . T . , 205Hoy, R . , 325Huang, C . , TR-31, TR-32, TR-162Hume, J . P . TR-200Hunt , C . E . L . , 214Hunte r , J . A . , TR-31, TR-32, TR-162Husa in , H . , 305, TR-74, TR-78Hutch ings , W.G., 228

Inch , K . J . , 244, 2 5 1 , TR-133,TR-201

INTERA Environmental Consultants,Inc., 226, TR-156

Irvine, H.S., 121Ishac, M.F., TR-200Iverson, S.L., TR-46, TR-79, TR-84,

TR-89, TR-150, TR-180

Jackson, A.W., TR-118, TR-138Jackson, R.E., 71, 150, 209, 244,

251, TR-133Jacobs, P.W.M., 347James, R.A., TR-127-2Jensen, CD., 262, 340Jessop, A.M., TR-12Johansen, K., TR-79, TR-127-2Johnson, H.M., 131, 158, TR-90,

TR-190Johnson, J.R., TR-150Johnson, L.H., 202, 216, 237, 245,

269, 291, 301, 332, 344, TR-79,TR-128, TR-166, TR-180, TR-201

Johnson, P., TR-164Johnston, L.M., TR-154Johnston, M., TR-40-2Joling, H.H., 344, TR-128Jones, A.R., 21, 89

Kamineni, D.C., 282, 349, TR-34,TR-108, TR-109, TR-123, TR-174,TR-178, TR-190, TR-201

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Kanetkar, S.M., TR-201Kapeller, F., TR-158Karkhanis, S.N., 304Kaszycki, C.A., TR-106, TR-190Katsube, T.J., 353, TR-190, TR-200Keller, N.A., 287, TR-166Keltic R.J., 160Kennedy, K.G., TR-190Kerford, P.S., 178Killey, R.W.D., 138, TR-79, TR-150,

TR-180, TR-190, TR-201Kohout, R., 198Konik, L.J., TR-11Koplik, CM., TR-121Krawetz, M., 199Kurfurst, P.J., TR-155, TR-165,

TR-170, TR-172, TR-179

LaFleur, D.W., TR-200Lahaie, G., 5, 28, 137Lajtai, E.Z., 336Lam, C.P., TR-40-1, TR-40-2Lam, K.W., TR-197Langley, K., TR-33Lapointe, P.L., TR-42LaRocque, E., 139Larocque, G.E., 152, TR-2, TR-6,

TR-10, TR-152, TR-158, TR-200Lau, D.W.P., 216, 301Lau, J.S.O., TR^13, TR-16, TR-110,

TR-111, TR-112, TR-115, TR-115-1to TR-115-26, TR-135, TR-190,TR-191, TR-215, TR-215-1

Lawson, W.H.S., TR-166Leaist, G.T., 14Lee, CF. TR-79, TR-180, TR-190Lee, D.R., 218, 219, 257, 308, TR-79,

TR-150, TR-190, TR-201Lee, H.W., TR-39Lee, P.K., TR-190Leech, R.E.J., TR-190, TR-196, TR-202Lelievre, B., 189Lemire, R.J., 215, 248, 348, TR-201Lewis, M.W., 149Lewis, T.J., TR-12Lewis, W.B., 62, 95Liard, J., TR-85Lidfors, E.D., 158Lightstone, L., 297Lin, CL., TR-198Lindblom, P.F., 191

Lindblom, U.E., 111Lindsay, L.E., TR-27Litherland, A.E., TR-39Litke, CD., TR-201Long, J.C.S., 299Lopata, V.J., 217, 302, 310, 324,

338Lunansky, CE., 245Lush, D.L., 193Lyon, R.B., 86, 88, 96, 101, 151,

162, 166, 240, 254, 266, 316,318, 329, 345, TR-79, TR-91,TR-127-1, TR-127-3, TR-180

Macauley-Newcombe, R.G., TR-201Mahtab, M.A., 109, 142, 181, 192,

TR-50, TR-54, TR-58, TR-96Mandolesi, D.L., TR-187, TR-201Marmen, R.M., TR-135Marshall, P., 93Mathers, W.G., 39Mathew, P.M., TR-166, TR-185Mat thews, T., TR-6 2Mayfield, C I . , TR-139, TR-180,

TR-186Mawson, C.A., 3, 4, 16, 22, 23, 30,

36, 41, 46, 51, 55, 57, 58, 59,61, 63

Maytian, S.A., 75, 79, 81, 91, 97, 99,120, 121, 135, 201, 253, 315,TR-79, TR-99, TR-129, TR-134,TR-180, TR-190, TR-200

Mayoh, K., TR-24, TR-159McConnell, R.K., TR-190McCrank, G., TR-103, TR-114, TR-190McCreath, D.R., 109, 142McDowall, C.A., TR-166McDowell, R., TR-19-4, TR-19-5,

TR-19-6, TR-176McElroy, R.G.C, 303McEwen, J.H., TR-115-14, TR-115-15,

TR-115-16, TR-135, TR-191,TR-200

McGrath, P.H., TR-11McHugh, J.O., 351, TR-79Mclntyre, N.S., 202, 220, 221, 291,

310McKay, P., TR-201McKinlay, D.W., TR-70, TR-98McLean, D.R., 78, 96, 317, TR-166McMahon, J.W., 208

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McNaughton, D., 138McPherson, M., 299McQuade, D.W., 53Mehta, K.K., 185, 235, 261, 328,

TR-41, TR-127-1, TR-127-3, TR-201Melling, P.J., 347Melnyk, 7.W., 273, 323, TR-79, TR-201Meneley, W.A., TR-198Mentes, C.A., 100Merrett, G.J., TR-79Merritt, J.S., 275Merritt, W.F., 8, 20, 31, 32, 35, 47,

48, 50, 56, 57, 63, 90, 114,116, 121, 133, 143, 244, 250,251, 252, 275, 279, 300, TR-79,TR-133

Metson, J.B., TR-201Mikasiuovic, M., 325, TR-166Miles, P., TR-7, TR-10, TR-43, TR-44,

TR-158Milton, G.M., TR-201Mirkovich, V.V., TR-8, TR-9, TR-18Misiura, J.D., TR-114Mitton, D.B., TR-201Moffett, D., 83, 110, 140Moore, C.J., TR-128Morgan, D.R., TR-41Morgan, W.W., 72, 81, 104, 185Morris, W.A., TR-157Morrison, J.A., 65, 77, 94, 121Mozes, M.S., TR-166Mozeto, A.A., TR-171Mukherjee, P.K., TR-192Murray, N.F., 45, 49

Nadeau, J.S., TR-185Nalbandian, J.Y., TR-121Nesbitt, H.W., TR-201Newcombe, R.G., 335Newton, T.D., 17Nicholls, R.W., 118Nishimura, D.T., 14Nuernberger, C.A., TR-169Nuttall, K., 179, 232, 330, 333,

TR-79, TR-166, TR-180, TR-201

Oberth, R.C., TR-180Ohr.a, M.M., 127, 201, TR-74, TR-75Olchowy, L., TR-159Oldaker, I.E., 160, 176Ophel, l.L., 6, 19, 21, 29, 38, 47,

54, 60, 67

Osborne, R.V., 211, 303Osnes, J.D., 312, TR-51, TR-55Owen, D.G., 242, 249, 271, TR-201

Paillet, F.L., TR-124Palmer, J.F., 259Paquette, J., 248, 348, TR-25, TR-201Parsons, P.J., 20, 25, 34, 37, 40,

43, 44, 48Pearson, F.J., TR-198Pearson, R., 272, TR-151, TR-200Penner, G.R., 298Percival, J.B., TR-200Pettipas, W.H., 265Phillippson, B., TR-19-3Phillips, B.J., 221Phillips, C.R., TR-201Pickens, J.F., 112, 143, 218, 244,

252, TR-81, TR-133Pine, R.J., 108Pollock, R.W., 292Porter, A., 106Potts, W.H., TR-107Prince, A.T., 126, 136Prowse, D.R., 122Puis, M.P., 291, 335

Quick, R.D., 246

Radhakrishna, H.S., TR-166, TR-183Rae, H.K., 9, 10Rao, P.K.M., 297Ratigan, J.L., 109, 111, 181, 191,

192, TR-49, TR-53, TR-70,TR-96, TR-134

Raven, K.G., 107, TR-13, TR-16,TR-113

Reardon, E.J., 138, TR-35, TR-137Redman, J.D., TR-71Reeves, M., TR-200Reid, J.A.K., 260, TR-25, TR-127-3Reilly, J.W., TR-200Reimer, A., 222, 322, TR-150Reimer, J.D., TR-137Requeima, J.C., 178RE/SPEC Inc., 134, 173, 174Rey, N.A.C., TR-190, TR-191Rigby, G.L., 283, 334, 337Risto, B.A., 143Robertson, P.B., TR-12Rogers, J.S., 106

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Rosinger, E.L.J., 165, 166, 167, 177,231, 254, 284, 319, 341, TR-25,TR-127-3

Ross, B., TR-121Ross, J., TR-122, TR-201Rummery, T.E., 204, 240, 284, 313,

317, 319, 341Russell, A.E., 22, 61Russell, D.J., TR-200Ruthven, D.M., 247, TR-166, TR-201Rutledge, A.R., 275

Sagert, N., TR-116Sakiyama, S.K., 322Saluja, P.P.S., TR-201Sandstrom, P-0., 181, 192, TR-48,

TR-59, TR-60, TR-61, TR-62,TR-65, TR-67, TR-68, TR-95

Sanford, B.V., 91, 117, 121, TR-79,TR-190

Sanipelli, G.G., 309, 310Sargent, F.P., 185, 202, TR-79,

TR-149, TR-180, TR-190, TR-201Sawatzky, P., TR-11Schankula, J.J., TR-166Schonherr, J.S., TR-300Schwarcz, H.P., 355Schwartz, F.W., TR-200Scott, A., TR-63, TR-64Scott, J.S., 186, TR-190Scott, W.J., 194, TR-102Sethi, A.J., TR-166Shaddick, A., TR-304Shemilt, L.W., 307Sheppard, M.I., 224, 225, 260, 290,

296, 327, TR-79, TR-150, TR-159,TR-175, TR-180, TR-201

Sheppard, S.C., 290Sherman, ^.R., 229, 261, 328, TR-127-3Sikorsky, R.I., TR-174Shilts, W.W., TR-106, TR-190Shoesmith, D.W., 202, 245, 291,

TR-166, TR-201Simandl, G.J., TR-174Simmons, G.R., 267, 293, 294, TR-79,

TR-153, TR-180, TR-195, TR-200Sinha, A.K., 346, TR-144Skiba, E.L., 191, TR-49Slawson, P.R., 322Smith, J.M., 155Smith, L.V., 275, TR-200Smith, P.A., TR-82

Smith, R.M., 239So, C.B., 268Soles, J.A., TR-5, TR-8Soonawala, N.M., 339, TR-79, TR-152,

TR-153, TR-155, TR-200Sovka, J.A., 82, 92Speranzini, R.A., 241, 274, 285,

TR-166Sridhar, T.S., 247, 295, TR-166,

TR-201Stevanovic, D., TR-201Stewart, C.G., 42Stewart, R.B., 291, TR-166, TR-201Stille, H., Ill, 191Stirling, A.J., 169Stone, D., 272, 349, TR-108, TR-109,

TR-125, TR-135, TR-180, TR-190,TR-200, TR-201

Strangway, D.W., TR-71Strathdee, G.G., 120, 184, 202, 220,

221, 291, TR-148Stuggins, G., TR-65Sudicky, E.A., 243, TR-132, TR-200Sunder, S., 338, TR-166, TR-201

Tabe, T., 158, 297Tait, J.C., 202, 262, 291, 320, 332,

TR-101, TR-166, TR-187, TR-201Tammemagi, H.Y., 85, 117, 120, 121,

152, 161, 178, 197, TR-107,TR-184, TR-190

Tang, D.H., 243, TR-132Tayal, M., 171Taylor, P., 202, 220, 242, 249, 271,

291, 324, 338, TR-166, TR-201Temple, C.A., 178Teper, B., 325, TR-131, TR-166Terril, L., TR-44Tervo, R., TR-3, TR-4, TR-10Tezel, F.H., 247Thibault, D.H., 260, 290, 296, 327Thivierge, R., TR-15, TR-36, TR-108Thompson, D.A., 335, TR-201Thome, G.A., TR-172, TR-179Ticknor, K.V., TR-189Toews, N., TR-3, TR-6, TR-10Tomlinson, M., 121, 125, 128, 132,

156, 253, 280Torgerson, D.F., 155, TR-166, TR-180,

TR-201Tough, R., 325Tremaine, K.R., 165, 177

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Tremaine, P.R., 215, 245Trott, A.F., 52Truss, K.J., 160Tsui, K.K., TR-180, TR-200

Uffen, R.J., 129Urbanic, V.F., 179

Vandergraaf, T.T., 87, 141, 202, 216,260, 270, 281, 301, 3.14, 321,TR-100, TR-120, TR-169, TR-189,TR-201

van der Kamp, TR-180Van Drunen, G., TR-166Vempati, C.S., 347Vikis, A.C., 326, TR-166, TR-201Vivian, G.A., 121, 147Vivyurka, A.J., 140Vollebergh, M., TR-19-6, TR-176

Waddell, J., TR-65Wadden, M.M., 353, TR-190.Walker, J.F., 163Wallace, G.J., TR-201Walton, F.B., 273, 291, 300, TR-126,

TR-166, TR-194-1, TR-201Wardrop W.L. and Associates Limited,

173, 174Wasywich, K.M., 288Watson, L.C., 9, 10, 14, 24, 27, 33,

39Webber, R., 139Weinberg, F., TR-185

Welhan, J.A., TR-14Wetmiller, R.J., TR-86White, J.M., 5, 28White, P., TR-300Wikjord, A.G., TR-79, TR-143, TR-148,

TR-180, TR-201Wiles, T., TR-50, TR-54Wilkins, B.J.S., 175, 228, 238, 283,

291, 334, 337, TR-180, TR-200Williams, D.W., 133, 188Wilson, B.D., TR-105Wilson, C.R., 299Winger, R.L., TR-79Wright, C., 354, TR-33, TR-34,

TR-40-1, TR-40-2, TR-164Witherspoon, P.A., 153, 182, 190,

299Wood, J.C., 214Woods, J.R., 276Wong, A.S., TR-6, TR-10Wright, J.H., TR-41, TR-79Wuschke, D.M., 269, 328, TR-79,

TR-127-3, TR-180, TR-203Wyatt, A., 154

Yaraskavitch, J.M., 256, TR-166Yuen, C.M.K, TR-160

Zach, R., 159, 206, 207, 223, 233,234, TR-24, TR-46, TR-79, TR-84,TR-89, TR-150

Zarecki, C.W., 239

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SUBJECT INDEX

Acoustic propagation, TR-124Aeromagnetic gradiomater

survey, TR-11Air cleaning, 326selective adsorption, 247

Airborne waste (effluent)monitoring, 303release limits, 259, 275, 326see also Gaseous waste

Alteration, rock, 282, 355,TR-178

Analytical chemistry, TR-166,TR-201

Anisotropy, 308, TR-157Aquatic food chains, 207, TR-24,

TR-79Arsenic, 290, 296, 327, TR-159Atikokan research area boreholetelevision surveys, TR-111,

TR-115-1, TR-115-2,TR-115-3, TR-115-15

drilling, core logging,TR-174

fracture-filling material,TR-109

fracture history, TR-200fracturing in boreholes,

TR-182geochemistry, TR-201geotechnical work, TR-94,

TR-165, TR-190hydrology, TR-156, TR-200terrain evaluation, TR-202see also Eye-Dashwa Lakes

PlutonAtmospheric emissionsfrom a nuclear site, 162

Atmospheric transportand diffusion, 322at WNRE, 222

Audiofrequency magnetotelluricsounding, TR-71

Autoradiography, 281, 287,314, 321

Backfilland buffer, TR-79, TR-186,

TR-201

irradiated fuel/waste vault,342, TR-66, TR-305

thermal properties, TR-166Biogeochemistryof backfill/buffer environ-

ment, TR-186Biosphere pathways analysis,

261, 327, TR-201Boreholefracture research, TR-33,

TR-124, TR-162, TR-182,TR-184

hydraulic research, TR-26seismic records, TR-32television surveys, TR-110,

TR-111, TR-115 to TR-115-26TR-135, TR-215, TR-215-1

Buffer materialsfor nuclear waste vault, TR-72,

TR-79, TR-186, TR-199thermal properties, TR-183

Calciner, roto-spray, 295CANDU fuelleaching, 216radioactive decay proper-

ties, 102see also Spent fuel

Canisters, dry storage, 75, 91,104, 127, 135, 158, 201,269, 298

materials, 87Mexican program, 297safeguards, 239stability of fuel, 160, 176temperature, 288

Carbon-14, 213, TR-166Carbon geochemistrygroundwater, TR-171

Carbon isotope, 138Ceramics

immobilization, 230, 343sphene based, TR-201

Cerussite, 338Cesium, 26, 33, 279, TR-166Chalk River Nuclear Labora-

tories, 4, 19, 22, 44, 49,50, 53, 55, 57, 63, TR-133,TR-137

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borehole television survey,TR-115-4 to TR-115-7,TR-115-12 to TR-115-14,TR-115-17 to TR-115-20,TR-115-25

derived release limits, 259geotechnical activities,

TR-170, TR-190, TR-200glass hemispheres, 187,

TR-77, TR-166gravity profile, TR-85hydrogeochemistry, TR-201immobilization, 263research area, TR-102,

TR-113, TR-190, TR-200reverse osmosis plant, 264Waste Treatment Centre, 168,

277, 285Chemistryaqueous solutions, 348, TR-21feldspars, TR-76waste management research,

156, 280, TR-116, TR-149,TR-166, TR-180, TR-201

Chromatography, 276, 351Clay, 189, TR-199, TR-305Cleanup of contaminationPort Hope, 93

Clinoptilolite, 39Colloids, TR-201Computer Programs, algorithms,

data banksaquatic food chains, 207assessment of waste disposal

concepts, 328, 345, TR-41,TR-79, TR-121

assessment of waste manage-ment systems, 229

atmospheric emissions, 162biosphere pathways, 261food chain model, 233, 234geochemical assessment, 165geosphere systems analysis,

177hydrology, TR-156leach rates, TR-101radionuclide pathway analy-

sis, 88, 101, 226,TR-126, TR-137

sorption, TR-169terrestrial food chains, 223

Containers (for fuel immobiliza-tion, disposal)

closure seal, TR-130, TR-181corrosion, TR-201design, 325, 330, TR-49, TR-53durability, 333, TR-79inspection techniques, TR-166handling, TR-63, TR-64hydrostatic tests, TR-193materials assessment, 179,

TR-131, TR-166, TR-185prototypes, 232, 287, TR-166

Containment program, TR-180Contamination, 21, 52, 66cleanup, 93WNRE, 289, 292

Corrosion, copper, TR-197Crack growth, 175, 228granite, 238, 336

Creighton Mine, Copper Cliff,Ontario, TR-7

Crystalline rocksfracturing, 334, 336, 337, 354,

TR-161, TR-164, TR-201groundwater, TR-14, TR-137,

TR-154, TR-161permeability measurements,

188pore structure, TR-200radionuclide adsorption,

141, TR-169, TR-189radionuclide diffusion, 353thermal conductivity, TR-12waste repository, 142, 181,

191, 192, 203, 282,TR-1, TR-69, TR-190

see also Granite;Lac du Bonnet Batholith;Plutons; Rock

Crystallizationglass, TR-187

Demonstration vaultsurface facilities, TR-87

Den is on Mines, 139Devitrification, anhydrous

in glass, TR-187Diffusionmodelling, 260porous media, 323radionuclide, 353rhyolite glass, 347

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Disposal of radioactive wasteconditioning wastes for,

168, 285ground, 57, 58Lac du Bonnet Batholith, 197materials aspects, 184mining and milling, 83, 110of low- and intermediate-

level wastes, 278overview, 6, 60, 103, 128,

146, 164, 200, 203, 212,315, 316, 320, 329, 350,TR-129

rock, TR-1, TR-2seabed, TR-167shallow, 3, 4, 30, 58, 63,

64, 69, 71, 107, 150,TR-300

solar, 118Dissolutionfeldspar, 310of fuel waste forms, 332of U02 fuel, 237, 245, 255, 344,

TR-128, TR-166, TR-201Dose, exposure, TR-180aquatic food chain, 66,

TR-24, TR-79fission energy, TR-203terrestrial food pathways,

TR-46, TR-79, TR-84, TR-89Double-torsion method, 228Drilling, core loggingAtikokan, TR-174

Engineering and geomechahicswaste management research,

TR-195Environmentanalysis, 20, 90, 109, 159,

162, 167, 206and nuclear power develop-

ment, 106, 206and waste disposal, 54, 58,

66, 151, 153, 165, 217,233, 234, 260

dose (see Dose, exposure)modelling, TR-141, TR-201monitoring, 21, 31, 50, 137radiochemical analysis, 8radionuclide behaviour, 224,

225, 226, 302, 327, 353

safety and assessment forwaste disposal, 240, 266,318, TR-79, TR-91, TR-127-1,TR-127-2, TR-127-3, TR-150,TR-180, TR-201

tritium, 211(see also Pathways analysis)

Environment Canada, TR-180, TR-190Evaporators, 45, 258Eye-Dashwa Lakes Fluton, 272,

282, 349, TR-108, TR-123,TR-178, TR-201, TR-202

surface fractures, TR-125see also Àtikokan

FAWAD, TR-41Feldspar, 310, TR-76, TR-201Field burial test, 13, 47, 90,

116, 187, TR-77, TR-166Fission productsanalysis, 8burial, 48, 56, (see Field

burial test)disposal, 1, 2, 5, 7, 9, 11, 12,

13, 15, 18, 24, 28, 47fixation, 12, 26, 33migration, 34storage, 10, 14uses of, 1, 2

FIT1, TR-126Fixation, 12, 26, 27, 114FOOD III, 223Food chain modelpredicting radiation ex-

posure, 233, 234Fractures, 282, 349, TR-37,

TR-124, TR-125, TR-191borehole, TR-162borehole television surveys,

TR-110, TR-111, TR-115 toTR-115-26, TR-190

contaminant transport, 188,242, TR-79, TR-132, TR-200

detection, mapping, 346,TR-144, TR-190

filling material, TR-109,TR-123, TR-192

groundwater flow, TR-14hydrology, 153, 190, 272,

TR-113, TR-161

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mechanics, 228, 283, 312,334, 337, TR-180

permeability measurements,299

seismological studies, 354,TR-33, TR-164

see also Crack growthFuel cycle, 124facilities, 96spent fuel, 81, 91, 97, 98,

102, 126, 130, 157Fuel Disposal Centresurface facilities, TR-75

Fuel Immobilization Demonstra-tion Plant (FIDP)

conceptual design study,TR-88

Gaseous wastetreatment of, TR-138, TR-166,

TR-201Geochemistryof groundwater, 138, 172,

251, TR-122, TR-136,TR-154, TR-190

of radioactive waste dis-posal, 165, 196, 350,TR-149, TR-180, TR-190,TR-201

modelling, TR-201Geological researchEye-Dashwa Lakes pluton,

TR-108progress report, TR-13,

TR-38radionuclide distribution,

TR-79, TR-90seabed disposal, TR-168surface, TR-38U.S.-Canadian cooperation,

TR-104waste management, TR-27,

TR-152, TR-200TORE, Tsl-157, TR-180, TR-200

Geological Survey of Canadawaste disposal, TR-112

Geophysicswaste management research,

194, 339, TR-102, TR-152,TR-190, TR-200

Geosphere systems analysis,177, TR-201

Geotechnical field activities,TR-180, TR-190

Atikokan, TR-165, TR-180, TR-190Chalk River Nuclear Labora-

tories, TR-170, TR-190Underground Research Labora-

tory, TR-172Whiteshell Nuclear Research

Establishment, TR-179, TR-190Glacial, erosionCanadian Shield, TR-106, TR-190

Glassaluminosilicate, 220, 340borosilicate, 220, 221, 249,

262, 340, TR-187, TR-201burial, 13, 47, 56, 90, 116,

187, TR-77, TR-166crystallization, TR-166, TR-187durability, 15, 228, 262, 332,

TR-201incorporation into; fixation,

14, 18, 26, 27, 33, 114,263

liquid immiscibility, 242, 249,271

monitoring, 31, 300nuclear waste disposal in, 5,

7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 24, 31, 47,48, 113, 174, 220, 340

radiation damage, 335rhyolite, 304, 347solubility, 324surface phenomena, TR-201

Granitealterations, 355crack growth, 238, 336fracturing, TR-37, TR-173hydraulic research, TR-26waste disposal, 182see also Crystalline rock;

Lac du Bonnet Batholith;Plutons; Rock

Gravity corersampling in lakes, 208

Gravity profile, TR-17, TR-85Groundwater, Waterage, TR-200analysis, 205, 215, 219, 248,

250, 351, TR-21, TR-35,TR-122, TR-139, TR-154,TR-171, TR-201

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dissolution of UO2 fuel,237, 245, 255, 344,TR-128, TR-201

flow model, 257, TR-14,TR-79, TR-81, TR-180,TR-200

organic matter, TR-190migration, dispersion, 11,

17, 25, 138, 148, 218,243, 244, 251, 252, 269,279, 300, 308, 349,TR-79, TR-190

movement, velocity, 32» 35,111, 133, 188, 191,TR-156, TR-190

oxidation-reduction sequences,209

radiocarbon dating, TR-39saline brines, 352, TR-136sampling, monitoring, 20,

143waste disposal, 9, 69, 71,

107, 111, 150, 196Grouting (sealing), TR-188repository, TR-192

Handling, 29, 38containers, TR-63, TR-64of liquid wastes, 49of reactor fuel wastes, 16,

105, 135, 171, 305Heater experiment (under-

ground) , 152, TR-10,TR-43, TR-44

High-ionic liquids, 34Hydrogeochemical studies,

TR-28, TR-201Hydrogeology, 64, 68, 69, 71,

111, 134, 138, 142, 150,172, 189, 213, 219, 272,TR-26, TR-28, TR-73,TR-151, TR-161, TR-190,TR-198, TR-200

Ignace Region, Ontarioresearch potential, TR-92

Igneous rocksand waste disposal, 186

Immobilization, 130, 183, 202,241, 286, 315, 317,TR-166, TR-180

AECL annual report, 291,TR-143

bituminiaation, 168, 182,210, 258, 265, 285

clay conversion reactions,TR-105

concrete, mortarj. 11, 28facilities, 305, TR-74,

TR-78, TR-88, TR-117fixation, 12, 26, 27, 148ion exchange resins, 241research, TR-148solidification, 39, 130,

147, 173, 258, 295tritium, 256see also Ceramics; Con-

tainers; GlassImmobilized Waste Disposal

Centre (IWDC)surface facilities, TR-74

Incineration, 168, 274, 277,285

for low-level wastes, 92International, 77, 153, 182,

297, 329, TR-104Iodidein groundwater, 205

Iodine, 326, TR-166, TR-201scrubbing, 155

1 2 9 I , 217, TR-203Irradiated fuelwaste form, TR-180dissolution, TR-201

Irradiated fuel/immobilizedwaste vault

copper corrosion, TR-197creep rupture, TP.-56design concepts, TR-47 to

TR-68, TR-70, TR-83,TR-95, TR-107

geomechanical aspects, TR-180microbial activity, TR-139rock mechanics analysis,

TR-49, TR-50, TR-51,TR-52, TR-53, TR-54,TR-55, TR-58, TR-180

room stability, TR-96seismic response, TR-57thermal response, TR-134vault sealing research,

(See Sealing)see also Radioactive waste

repositoryIsolation, fuelresearch, 236

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Krypton, 247, TR-166, TR-201

Lac du Bonnet Batholithborehole television surveys,

TR-115-8 to TR-115-11,TR-115-26

geological study, 178, TR-20,TR-22, TR-23, TR-190

gravity profile, TR-17groundwater analysis, TR-21hydrogeology measurements,

TR-26research of, 197, 339thermal studies, TR-163

Leachingglass, 90, 116, 202, 220, 221,

300, 304, 340, 343, TR-201leach rates, TR-101, TR-166mierocline, 309nuclide-geologic, 273U02 fuel, 216, 245, 301,

TR-100see also Spent fuel, disso-

lutionLIMCAL, 233, 234Liquid chromatography, 351Liquid immiscibility, 242,

249, 271Liquid wasteeffluent, 259handling, 49management of, 37, 40, 43,

44, 45, 49, 83, 110, 140,147, 258, 333

reverse osmosis, 264

Metal hydridestritium immobilization, 256

Meteorology, 222, 322Microcline, 309Migration, dispersion, 44, 196

atmospheric, 222groundwater, 25, 190, 243,

244, 251, 279, TR-79rocks, 353, TR-126, TR-132sandy aquifer, 252, TR-133soil, sand, 11, 25, 32, 34,

37, 40, 43, 189, 218,260, TR-175

Mineralexchange, 39stabilities, TR-1

Mining and millingmine water, TR-35

waste containment, 107, 139,140

waste disposal, 83, 110Mixing-cell contactors, 273Monitoring, samplingairborne effluents, 275fuel, 89, 131glass disposals, 31groundwater, 20, 143heater experiment, 152river, lakes, effluent, 19,

50, 137, 208soil, land, 20, 21, 31tritium, 211

Mount Moriah syenite, TR-15Mulcahy Lake Gabbro, Ontarioresearch potential, TR-93

Near-surface test facilitydesign concept, TR-82

Neutron activation analysisgroundwater, 250

Nevada test site, TR-18Nitrogen, 247, TR-166, TR-201Nondestructive inspection,

TR-130, TR-181NUTRAN, TR-121

Off gas, TR-138, TR-166, TR-201Oklo natural reactor, 145Ontario Hydrodisposal, 129treatment of wastes, 193waste storage, facilities,

100, 105, TR-180Oxidation-reduction, 209Pathways Analysisaquatic, 207, TR-24, TR-79biosphere, 261, 327, TR-79computer programs, 88, 101,

159, 207, 223geosphere, 177groundwater, 138terrestrial, 159, 206, 223,

260, 290, TR-46, TH-84,TR-89

underground disposal, 254,TR-84, TR-191

see also Atmospheric trans-port; Plants

Pebbles, 95Perch Lake Basin, 25, 172PetrologyEye-Dashwa pluton, TR-123

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Petrographyof drill cores, TR-5

Photochemical abatementiodines, 326

Plants, 260, 290, 296, 327,TR-159, TR-180, TR-201

Plutonium, 102heavy element separation,

185in aqueous solutions, 215,

248, 348Plutons, 76, 108, 148, 178,

272, 281, 312, 314, 321,349, TR-108

alteration, 282, TR-178boreholes, TR-184characterization, TR-36hydrogeology, 272, TR-73in Ontario, TR-114, TR-190see also Crystalline rocks;

Granite; Lac du BonnetBatholith; Rocfe

Point Lepreau GeneratingStation

waste management, 119Pore water, 189, TR-167Port Hope, 93Post-closure phase, 345nuclide inventory, 235environmental and safety

assessment, TR-7 9,TR-127-3,

Postglacial faulting, TR-142Pre-closure phaseenvironmental and safety assess-"

ment, TR-79, TR-127-2,TR-141, TR-180

Public opinion, involvementunderground research lab,

TR-176waste management, 199, 316,

TR-19-2, TR-30, TR-180waste management Gallup

Poll, TR-19-1, TR-19-3,TR-19-4, TR-19-5, TR-19-6,.TR-19-8

Radial injection dual-tracertest, 244, TR-133

Radiation hazardnuclear reactors, 42

Radioactive Waste Immobiliza-tion Pilot Plant (RWIPP)

conceptual design study,TR-78

Radioactive waste repositorybored-hole concept, TR-4conceptual design, 108, 112,

123, 134, 142, 173, 174,181, 186, 192, 268,TR-4, TR-83, TR-190

crack growth, 336emplacement concepts, TR-97fissure in rocks, 312geoscience research, 186,

192groundwater movements, 111,

191, 283pathways analyses, 254, 268,

TR-46risk assessment, 246safety analysis, 122, 254sealing, 311stability, 109, TR-96temperature assessment, 161,

TR-3thermal and stress analysis,

TR-69, TR-97, TR-134ventilation systems, TR-98see also Irradiated fuel/

immobilized waste vault;Post-closure phase; Pre-closure phase; UndergroundResearch Laboratory

Radiocarbon dating, TR-39Radionuclidetransport, TR-201rock interaction, TR-201

Radium, 140, TR-159Recyclingheavy elements, 86

Regulationradioactive waste management,

144Release limits, 326Chalk River Nuclear Labora-

tories., 259immobilization facilities,

TR-117Reprocessing, TR-201Research areasgeoteehnical evaluation,

TR-99, TR-190terrain assessment, TR-196

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see also Atikokan; ChalkRiver Nuclear Laboratories;Eye-Dashwa Lakes Pluton;Ignace Region; Lac duBonnet Batholith; MulcahyLake Gabbro; Reynard LakePluton; Viola Lake stock;White Lake

Reverse osmosis, 168, 264, 285Reynard Lake Pluton, TR-184Rhodamine B.2, 50Risk assessmentenvironment and waste dis-

posal, 54, 166, 195, 328nuclear reactors, 42nuclear waste repository,

122, 246

Rockanalysis, TR-20, TR-22,

TR-23, TR-180data, TR-2granodiorite, TR-18igneous, 186magnetization, TR-42properties, TR-1, TR-152,

TR-200salt, limestone, shale,

TR-190testing, TR-158thermal properties, TR-3,

TR-6, TR-8, TR-9, TR-12,TR-18, TR-200

see also Crystalline rocks;Granite; Lac du BonnetBatholith; Plutons

Ruthenium, 12, 33

S35, 35Safeguardsabove-ground fuel storage,

239fuel container, TR-130,

TR-181spent fuel monitor, 89, 169

Safety assessmentfor nuclear waste disposal,

240, 266, 318, TR-79,TR-180

Saline groundwater, 352,TR-136

Salt tracer, 218

Scanning Electron Microscope,microcrack study, TR-173

SCEMR, TR-175Seabed disposal, TR-167, TR-190Sealing, 311, TR-79, TR-145SeismicCRNL rock, TR-34, TR-40-1,

TR-40-2, TR-164downhole survey, TR-31monitoring at WNRE, TR-86response to vault, TR-57,

TR-190, TR-200risk, 195studies, 354, TR-32, TR-190surface refraction surveys,

TR-45Sealing, 311, TR-79, TR-145

TR-166, TR-180, TR-190Shallow hardrock repositoryconceptual design study,

TR-300Shipments, 131tritium, 211

Sims depth profiling, TR-201Social concernsenergy projects, TR-140waste management, 199

Sohm Abyssal Plain, TR-167,TR-168

Soil, sands,analysis, T.R-159chemical exchange, TR-175monitoring, 20, 31, 189, 290movement of radioactive

wastes, 11, 25, 32, 37,40, 43, 252, 290, 296

Solarnuclear waste disposal, 118

Sorption, radionuclidegeologic media, 141, 273,

281, 314, 321, TR-120,T^-169, TR-189, TR-194-1

on drill core material, 270selective, 247Zn (II) ion, 262

Spent fueldisposition, TR-41dissolution, leaching 216,

237, 245, 255, 301, 344,TR-100, TR-128, TR-166

heavy element separation,185

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management and policy, 97,99, 104, 105, 293, 294

monitor, 89, 169radionuclide source terms,

269recycling, 86storage (canister) 87, 160,

176, 201, 288, 297, 298storage (long term), 171,

214storage (water), 163, 214

Storage, 147, TR-129dry storage canisters, 75,

135, 158, 160, 176, 288,297, 298

nuclear wastes, 10, 104,115, 136, 169, 297

Ontario Hydro, 100pebbles, cooled, 95tritium, 211under water, 163, 214

Stress determination, TR-7,TR-190

STRIPA, Sweden, 153, 182, 299Surface facilitiesdemonstration vault, TR-87fuel disposal centre, TR-75immobilized waste disposal

centre, TR-74SYVAC, 229, 328

Technetium, 217, 260, TR-25Technical Advisory Committeeannual report, 307, TR-180

Terrain assessment, TR-196,TR-202

Terrestrial food chain (seePathways Analysis,terrestrial)

Thermal effects, TR-79,TR-200; See also Rock

Thorium (fuel), TR-304environmental behaviour,

224, 296, TR-159heavy element separation,

185Trace enrichment, 351Tracer test, TR-180, TR-201Transfer coefficientsterrestrial food chain

models, 206Treatment, 320, TR-201conditioning, 168

catalytic reduction, TR-118incinerator, evaporator, 45,

53, 92low-level solid waste, 198of radioactive off-gas,

TR-138of spent ion-exchange

resins, 274organic solvent, TR-304

Tritiumimmobilization, 256, TR-166monitoring, 303storage and migration, 44,

211Tube wave events, TR-162

Underground disposalcontainment, 325geologic, 85, 91, 98, 104,

109, 112, 122, 149, 175,178, 184, 193, 194, 306,TR-13, TR-27

granite, 182overview, 3, 117, 149, 253,

315, 317, 319, 320plutons, 76, 108research, 149, 152, 156,

268, 280see also Radioactive Waste

DisposalUnderground Research Labora-

tory (HNRE)borehole television surveys,

TR-115-16, TR-115-21 toTR-115-24

conceptual design study,TR-160

experimental program, TR-153,TR-190

geotechnical field activi-ties, TR-172, TR-180, TR-200

overview, 267, TR-155, TR-180public perceptions, TR-176

University of Waterloo research,TR-166, TR-180

Uranium (fuel)disequilibrium, TR-201environmental behaviour of,

224, 296, TR-159heavy element separation,

185in aqueous solutions, 215,

248, 255, 348

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solubility, TR-29

Vault sealing research, TR-79,TR-145, TR-166, TR-180,TR-190

VLP transmittergeological study, 346,

TR-145Viola Lake stock, Ontarioresearch potential, TR-103

Volatilization, 33

Waste disposal system, facili-tiesat AECL, 30, 52, 164, 278at Chalk River Nuclear

Laboratories, 4, 53at Ontario Hydro, 129

Waste forms, TR-201Waste Isolation Safety Assess-

ment Program (WISAP), 202Waste management facilities,

practice, 23, 36, 61,120, 121, 147, 286

at AECL, 155, 305at CRNL, 22, 55, 63at Denison Mines, 139at Point Lepreau, 119at WNRE, 293by-products, 70for CANDU stations, 82, 210for small users, 41

Waste management programannual rtoorts, 180, 227,

231emergency, 77geoscience program, TR-200materials research, 342

overview, 46, 51, 59, 62,65, 72, 73, 74, 78, 80.84, 85, 91, 94, 99, 113,115, 120, 121, 125, 126,130, 132, 136, 148, 154,164, 170, 204, 240, 284,313, 316, 317, 319, 331,341, TR-80, TR-119,TR-180

policy, 46, 55, 59, 65, 73,78, 80, 81, 94, 113, 115,126, 128, 149, 154, 157,170, 203, 212, 227

recycling, fuel cycle, 86,157

regulation, 144research, 194, 196, 339Technical Advisory Committee,

307waste forms, engineered

barriers, TR-166Waste treatment centre atCRNL, 168, 277, 285, TR-180

Wastesintermediate level, 22, 28,

61, 212, 278, 286, TR-166,TR-305low level, 61, 92, 128, 147,

150, 193, 198, 212, 264,276, 278, 286, 289, TR-305

Waters, freshenvironmental capacity for

wastes, 67White Lake, Ontario, test

site, TR-5, TR-11, TR-16

X-ray fluorescence spectro-metry, 205

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