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References: Aircrew Exposure to Radiation (A - B)

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Bagshaw, M. (2000).  Perspectives of those impacted: An airline's perspectiveHealth Physics,  Vol. 79, pp. 608-609.

Bagshaw, M., Irvine, D., & Davies, D. (1996).  Exposure to cosmic radiation of British Airways flying crew on ultralonghaul routesOccupational & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 53, pp. 495-498.

Balouet, J. (1999).  Ionising radiation and cabin crew concernsRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 86, pp. 319-322.

Barish, R. (1990).  Health physics concerns in commercial aviationHealth Physics,  Vol. 59, pp. 199-204.

Barish, R. (1995).  Health physics and aviation: 1990-1994Health Physics,  Vol. 69, pp. 538-542.

Barish, R. (1999).  In-flight radiation: Counseling patients about riskJournal of the American Board of Family Practice,  Vol. 12, pp. 195-199.

Barish, R. (2004).  In-flight radiation exposure during pregnancyObstetrics & Gynecology,  Vol. 103, pp. 1326-1330.

Bartlett, D. (2004).  Radiation protection aspects of the cosmic radiation exposure of aircraft crewRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 109, pp. 345-355.

Bartlett, D., & Bottollier-Depois, J.-F. (2005).  International Organization for Standardization (ISO) TC85/SC2 WG21: Dosimetry for exposures to cosmic radiation in civilian aircraftRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol 113, pp. 1-2.

Battistoni, G., Ferrari, A., Pelliccioni, M., & Villari, R. (2004).  Monte Carlo calculation of the angular distribution of cosmic rays at flight altitudesRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 112, pp. 331-343.

Beck, P., Bartlett, D., Lindborg, L., McAulay, I., Schnuer, K., Schraube, H., & Spurny, F. (2006).  Aircraft crew radiation workplaces: Comparison of measured and calculated ambient dose equivalent rate data using the EURADOS in-flight radiation data baseRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 118, pp. 182-189.

Beck, P., Bartlett, D., O'Brien, K., & Schrewe, U. (1999).  In-flight validation and routine measurementsRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 86, pp. 303-308.

Blakely, E. (2000).  Biological effects of cosmic radiation: Deterministic and stochasticHealth Physics,  Vol. 79, pp. 495-506.

Blettner, M., & Zeeb, H. (1999).  Epidemiological studies among pilots and cabin crewRadiation Protection Dosimetry ,  Vol. 86, pp. 269-273.

Boice, J., Jr., Blettner, M., & Auvinen, A. (2000).  Epidemiologic studies of pilots and aircrewHealth Physics,  Vol. 79, pp. 576-584.

Bottollier-Depois, J., Chau, Q., Bouisset, P., Kerlau, G., Plawinski, L., & Lebaron-Jacobs, L. (2003).  Assessing exposure to cosmic radiation on board aircraftAdvances in Space Research,  Vol. 32, pp. 59-66.

Bottollier-Depos, J., Trompier, F., Clairand, I., Spurny, F., Bartlett, D., Beck, P., Lewis, B., Lindborg, L., O'Sullivan, D., Roos, H., & Tommasino, L. (2004).  Exposure of aircraft crew to cosmic radiation: On-board intercomparison of various dosemetersRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol., 110, pp. 411-415.

Butler, G., Nicholas, J., Lackland, D., & Friedberg, W. (2000).  Perspectives of those impacted: Airline pilot's perspectiveHealth Physics,  Vol. 79, pp. 602-609.

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References: Aircrew Exposure to Radiation (C - F)

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Carter, E. (2000).  Perspectives of those impacted: Flight attendant's perspectiveHealth Physics,  Vol. 79, pp. 600-601.

Chen, J., Lewis, B., Bennet, L., Green, A., & Tracy, B. (2005).  Estimated neutron dose to embryo and foetus during commercial flightRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 114, pp. 475-480.

Curzio, G., Grillmaier, R., O'Sullivan, D., Pellicioni, M., Piermattei, S., & Tommasino, L. (2001).  The Italian national survey of aircrew exposure: I. Characterisation of advanced instrumentationRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 93, pp. 115-123.

Curzio, G., Grillmaier, R., O'Sullivan, D., Pellicioni, M., Piermattei, S., & Tommasino, L. (2001).  The Italian national survey of aircrew exposure: II. Onboard measurements and resultsRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 93, pp. 125-133.

Davies, D. (1993).  Cosmic radiation in Concorde operations and the impact of the new ICRP recommendations on commercial aviationRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 48, pp. 121-124.

Deadman, J., & Infante-Rivard, C. (2002).  Individual estimation of exposure to extremely low frequency magnetic fields in jobs commonly held by womenAmerican Journal of Epidemiology,  Vol.155, pp. 368-378.

DeAngelis, G., Caldora, M., Santaquilani, M., Scipione, R., & Verdecchia, A. (2001).  Radiation-induced biological effects on crew members: A combined analysis on atmospheric flight personnelPhysica Medica,  Vol. 17, Suppl. 1, pp. 173-174.

DeAngelis, G., Caldora, M., Santaquilani, M., Scipione, R., & Verdecchia, A. (2001).  Radiation exposure of civilian airline crew members and associated biological effects due to the atmospheric ionizing radiation environmentPhysica Medica,  Vol. 17, Suppl. 1, pp. 258-260.

DeAngelis, G., Caldora, M., Santaquilani, M., Scipione, R., & Verdecchia, A. (2001).  Health risks from radiation exposure for civilian aviation flight personnel: A study of Italian airline crew membersRadiation Research,  Vol. 156, (5 Pt. 2), pp. 689-694.

DeAngelis, G., Caldora, M., Santaquilani, M., Scipione, R., & Verdecchia, A. (2002).  Radiation-induced health effects on atmospheric flight crew members: Clues for radiation-related risk analysisAdvances in Space Research,  Vol. 30, pp. 1017-1020.

Diffey, B., & Roscoe, A. (1990).  Exposure to solar ultraviolet radiation in flightAviation, Space & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 61, pp. 1032-1035.

Ferrari, A., Pelliccioni, M., & Rancati, T. (2001).  A method applicable to effective dose rate estimates for aircrew dosimetryRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 96, pp. 219-222.

Ferrari, A., Pelliccioni, M., & Villari, R. (2004).  Evaluation of the influence of aircraft shielding on the aircrew exposure through an aircraft mathematical modelRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 108, pp. 91-105.

Friedberg, W., Copeland, K., Duke, F., & Darden, E. (2005).  Annual effective dose of ionizing radiation from natural sources: United States based airline pilots compared with non-flying residents of the United StatesAdvances in Space Research,  Vol. 36, pp. 1653-1656.

Friedberg, W., Copeland, K., Duke, F., Nicholas, J., Darden, E. & O'Brien, K. (2002).  Radiation exposure of aircrewsOccupational Medicine,  Vol. 17, pp. 293-309.

Friedberg, W., Copeland, K., Duke, F., O'Brien, K., & Darden, E., (2000).  Radiation exposure during air travel: Guidance provided by the Federal Aviation Administration for air carrier crewsHealth Physics,  Vol. 79, pp. 591-595.

Friedberg, W., Faulkner, D., Snyder, L., Darden, E., & O'Brien, K. (1989).  Galactic cosmic radiation exposure and associated health risks for air carrier crewmembersAviation, Space & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 60, pp. 1104-1108.

Friedberg, W., Snyder, L., Faulkner, D., Darden, E., & O'Brien, K. (1993).  Effects of radiation exposure on air carrier crew members examinedCabin Crew Safety,  Vol. 26, pp. 1-8.

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References: Aircrew Exposure to Radiation (G - L)

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Geeze, D. S. (1998).  Pregnancy and in-flight cosmic radiationAviation, Space & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 69, 106-114.

Goldhagen, P. (2000).  Overview of aircraft radiation exposure and recent Er-2 measurementsHealth Physics,  Vol. 79, pp. 526-544.

Goldhagen, P., Clem, J., & Wilson, J. (2004).  The energy spectrum of cosmic-ray induced neutrons measured on an airplane over a wide range of altitude and latitudeRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 110, pp. 387-392.

Grajewski, B., Waters, M., Whelan, E., & Bloom, T. (2002).  Radiation dose estimation for epidemiologic studies of flight attendantsAmerican Journal of Industrial Medicine,  Vol. 41, pp. 27-37.

Green, A., Bennet, L., Lewis, B., Tume, P., Andrews, H., Noulty, R., & Ing, H. (2006).  Characterisation of bubble detectors for aircrew and space radiation exposureRadiation Protection Dosimetry, Vol. 120, pp. 485-490.

Gundestrup, M., & Storm, H. (1999).  Radiation-induced acute myeloid leukaemia and other cancers in commercial jet cockpit crew: A population-based cohort studyLancet,  Vol. 354, pp. 2029-2031.

Hajek, M., Berger, T., & Vana, N. (2004).  A TLD-based personal dosemeter system for aircrew monitoringRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 110, pp. 337-341.

Hammer, G., Zeeb, H., Tveten, U., & Blettner, M. (2000).  Comparing different methods of estimating cosmic radiation exposure of airline personnelRadiation & Environmental Biophysics,  Vol. 39, pp. 227-231.

Hood, W., Nicholas, J., Butler, G., Lackland, D., Hoel, D., & Mohr, L. (2000).  Magnetic field exposure of commercial airline pilotsAnnals of Epidemiology,  Vol. 10, p. 479.

Kendall, G. (2000).  Factors affecting cosmic-ray doses at aircraft altitudesHealth Physics,  Vol. 79, pp. 560-562.

Kojo, K., Aspholm, R., & Auvinen, A. (2004).  Occupational radiation dose estimation for Finnish aircraft cabin attendantsScandinavian Journal of Work, Environment, & Health,  Vol. 30, pp. 157-163.

Kojo, K., Pukkala, E., & Auvinen, A. (2005).  Breast cancer risk among Finnish cabin attendants: A nested case-control studyOccupational and Environmental Medicine, Vol. 62, pp. 488-493.

Lantos, P. (2005)  Radiation doses potentially received on-board aeroplanes during recent solar particle eventsRadiation Protection Dosimetry, Vol. 118, pp. 363-374.

Lantos, P., Fuller, N., & Bottollier-Depois, J.-F. (2003).  Methods for estimating radiation doses received by commercial aircrewAviation, Space, & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 74, pp. 746-752.

Lecouturier, B. (1999).  Radiation protection: The specific case of cabin crewRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 86, pp. 317-318.

Lewis, B., Bennett, L., Green, A., McCall, M., Ellaschuk, B., Butler, A., & Pierre, M. (2002).  Galactic solar radiation exposure to aircrew during a solar cycleRadiation Protections Dosimetry,  Vol. 102, pp. 207-227.

Lewis, B., Desormeaux, M., Green, A., Bennett, L., Butler, A., McCall, M., & Saez-Vergara, J. (2004).  Assessment of aircrew radiation exposure by further measurements and model developmentRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 111, pp. 151-171.

Lewis, B., McCall, M., Green, A., Bennett, L., Pierre, M., Schrewe, U., O'Brien, K., & Felsberger, E. (2001).  Aircrew exposure from cosmic radiation on commercial airline routesRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 93, pp. 293-314.

Lewis, B., Tume, P.,Bennett, L., Pierre, M., Green, A., Cousins, T., Hoffarth, B., Jones, T., & Brisson, J. (1999).  Cosmic radiation exposure on Canadian-based commercial airline routes.  Radiation Protection Dosimetry, Vol. 86, pp. 7-24.

Lim, M. (2001).  Exposure of airline pilots and cabin crew to cosmic radiation during flight -- what's the fuss?  Annals, Academy of Medicine Singapore,  Vol. 30, pp. 494-498.

Lim, M. (2002).  Cosmic rays: Are air crew at risk?  Occupational & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 59, pp. 428-432.

Lindborg, L., Bartlett, D., Beck, P., McAulay, I., Schnuer, K., Schraube, H., & Spurny, F. (2004).  Cosmic radiation exposure of aircraft crews: Compilation of measured and calculated dataRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 110, pp. 417-422.

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References: Aircrew Exposure to Radiation (M - Q)

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McAulay, I. (2000).  Regulatory control of air crew exposure to cosmic radiation: The European approachHealth Physics,  Vol. 79, pp. 596-599.

Menzel, H., O'Sullivan, D., Beck, P., & Bartlett, D. (2000).  European measurements of aircraft crew exposure to cosmic radiationHealth Physics,  Vol. 79, pp. 563-567.

Mohler, S. (1996).  Flight crews and cabin crews encouraged to increase awareness of in-flight ionizing radiationFlight Safety Foundation: Human Factors & Aviation Medicine,  Vol. 43, No. 2.

Mohler, S. (2003).  Galactic radiation exposure during commercial flights: Is there a risk?  Canadian Medical Association Journal,  Vol. 168, pp. 1157-1158.

Montagne, C., Donne, J., Pelcot, D., Nguyen, V., Bousset, P., & Kerlau, G. (1993).  In-flight radiation measurements aboard French airlinersRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 48, pp. 79-83.

Moorman, R. (2002).  JAA adopts requirements for assessing aircrew exposure to cosmic radiationHuman Factors & Aviation Medicine,  Vol. 49, No. 2. [Flight Safety Foundation].

Morkunas, G., Pilkyte, L., & Ereminas, D. (2003).  Evaluation of exposure to cosmic radiation of flight crews of Lithuanian airlinesInternational Journal of Occupational Medicine & Environmental Health,  Vol. 16, pp. 161-167.

Nicholas, J., Butler, G., Davis, S., Bryant, E., Hoel, D., & Mohr, L. (2003).  Stable chromosome aberrations and ionizing radiation in airline pilotsAviation, Space & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 74, pp. 953-956.

Nicholas, J., Butler, G., Lackland, D., Hood, W., Hoel, D., & Mohr, L. (2000).  Flight deck magnetic fields in commercial aircraftAmerican Journal of Industrial Medicine,  Vol. 38, pp. 548-554.

Nicholas, J., Copeland, K., Duke, F., Friedberg, W., & O'Brien, K. (2000).  Galactic cosmic radiation exposure of pregnant flight crewmembersAviation, Space & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 71, pp. 647-648.

Nicholas, J., Lackland, D., Butler, G., Mohr, L., Dunbar, J., Kaune, W., Grosche, B., & Hoel, D. (1998).  Cosmic radiation and magnetic field exposure to airline flight crewsAmerican Journal of Industrial Medicine,  Vol. 34, pp. 547-580.

O'Brien, K., Friedberg, W., Sauer, H., & Smart, D. (1996).  Atmospheric cosmic rays and solar energetic particles at aircraft altitudesEnvironment International,  Vol. 22, Suppl. 1, pp. S9-S44.

O'Brien, K., Smart, D., Shea, M., Felsberger, E., Schrewe, U., Friedberg, W., & Copeland, K. (2003).  World-wide radiation dosage calculations for aircrew membersAdvances in Space Research,  Vol. 31, pp. 835-840.

Oksanen, P. (1998).  Estimated individual annual cosmic radiation doses for flight crewsAviation, Space & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 69, pp. 621-625.

Oksanen, P (1999).  The Association of European Airlines (AEA) perspective: The operator experience and viewsRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 86, pp. 329-331.

O' Sullivan, D., Bartlett, D., Beck, P., Bottollier, J., Schrewe, U., Lindborg, L., Tommasino, L., & Zhou, D. (2002).  Recent studies on the exposure of aircrew to cosmic and solar radiationRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 100, pp. 495-498.

Paretzke, H., & Heinrich, W. (1993).  Radiation exposure and radiation risk in civil aircraftRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 48, pp. 33-40.

Prasad, K. (2005).  Rationale for using multiple antioxidants in protecting humans against low doses of ionizing radiationBritish Journal of Radiology,  Vol. 78, pp. 485-492.

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References: Aircrew Exposure to Radiation (R - Z)

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Rafnsson, V., Olafsdottir, E., Hrafnkelsson, J., Sasaki, H., Arnarsson, A., & Jonasson, F. ( 2005).  Cosmic radiation increases the risk of nuclear cataract in airline pilotsArchives of Ophthalmology,  Vol. 123, pp. 1102-1105.

Sigurdson, A., & Ron, E. (2004).  Cosmic radiation exposure and cancer risk among flight crewCancer Investigation,  Vol. 22, pp. 743-761.

Spurney, F., & Dachev, T. (2002).  On-board aircrew dosimetry using a semiconductor spectrometer.  Radiation Protection Dosimetry, Vol. 100, pp. 525-528.

Spurney, F., & Dachev, T. (2003).  Long-term monitoring of the onboard aircraft exposure level with a Si-diode based spectrometerAdvances in Space Research,  Vol. 32, pp. 53-58.

Spurny, F., Turek, K., Vlcek, B., & Dachev, T. (2004).  Aircrew exposure monitoring: results of 2001 to 2003 studiesRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 110, pp. 351-354.

Tokumaru, O., Haruki, K., Bacal, K., Katagiri, T., Yamamoto, T., & Sakurai, Y. (2006).  Incidence of cancer among female flight attendants: A meta-analysisJournal of Travel Medicine, Vol. 13, pp. 127-132.

Tume, P., Lewis, B., Bennett, L., Pierre, M., Cousins, T., Hoffarth, B., Jones, T., & Brisson, J. (2000).  Assessment of the cosmic radiation exposure on Canadian-based routesHealth Physics,  Vol. 79, pp. 568-575.

Tveten, U., Haldorsen, T., & Reitan, J. (2000).  Cosmic radiation and airline pilots: Exposure pattern as a function of aircraft typeRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 87, pp. 157-165.

Waters, M., Bloom, T., & Grajewski, B. (2000).  The NIOSH/FAA Working Women's Health Study: Evaluation of the cosmic-radiation exposures of flight attendants. Federal Aviation AdministrationHealth Physics,  Vol. 79, pp. 553-559.

Whelan, E. (2003).  Cancer incidence in airline cabin crewOccupational & Environmental Medicine,  Vol. 60, pp. 805-806.

Wilson, J. (2000).  Overview of radiation environments and human exposuresHealth Physics,  Vol. 79, pp. 470-494.

Wilson, O., Young, B., & Richardson, C. (1994).  Cosmic radiation doses received by Australian commercial flight crews and the implications of ICRP 60Health Physics,  Vol. 66, pp. 493-502.

Wolf, G., Obe, G., & Bergau, L. (1999).  Cytogenic investigations in flight personnelRadiation Protection Dosimetry,  Vol. 86, pp. 275-278.

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