These experts model toxic airborne events
If a train carrying toxins derails, or a nuclear weapon explodes, NARAC can predict where the wind-blown hazards will travel.
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If a train carrying toxins derails, or a nuclear weapon explodes, NARAC can predict where the wind-blown hazards will travel.
LIVERMORE â When Mona Dreicer learned she had been tapped to receive one of the National Nuclear Security Administrationâs (NNSA) top awards, she had two reactions â she was surprised and she was honored. The deputy director of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratoryâs (LLNL) Center for Global Security Research (CGSR) for six years until her retirement in 2020, Dreicer has been named a recipient of the NNSA Administratorâs Distinguished Service Gold Award. âIt is the perfect capstone to my career,â Dreicer said. CGSR Director Brad Roberts agreed. âI ...
Scientists in the National Atmospheric Release Advisory Center (NARAC) provided atmospheric dispersion analyses during the Fukushima emergency. Pictured...