Dan Strom

• Risk analysis
• Protection against radon and its progeny
• Applied statistical inference
• Inferences of doses from intakes of radioactive materials
• Dose reconstruction

Education

2e degré	French	1969	Université de Rouen, France
B.A.	Physics and French	1971	U. Connecticut (Storrs)
M.S.	Physics	1973	U. Connecticut (Storrs)
Ph.D.	Environ. Sci. & Engr.	1983	U. North Carolina (Chapel Hill)

Certification

• American Board of Health Physics (ABHP)(1980)

Work Experience

• Radiation Safety Officer at the University of Connecticut Health Center, 1973-76
• Radiation Safety Officer, Old Dominion University and Eastern Virginia Medical School, 1978-80
• Associate Professor of Health Physics in the Department of Radiation Health, Graduate School of Public Health at the University of Pittsburgh, 1984-91
• Staff Scientist, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (1991-present)
• Adjunct Associate Professor, Environmental Sciences & Regional Planning, Washington State University Tri-Cities (1994-present)
• Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Public Health, Oregon State University (2000-2002)

Service

• Member, ANSI N43.16 Committee on Radiation Safety for X- and Gamma Based Security Systems (2005-present)
• Member, National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (2002-2008)
• Member, NCRP Scientific Committee 6-2, Radiation Exposure of the US Population, 2005-; Subcommittee Chair, Natural Background and Environmental Radiation
• Chair, NCRP Scientific Committee 87-5, Risk Management Analysis for Decommissioned Sites, (2002-2004; NCRP Report No. 146)
• Associate Editor, Health Physics (1994-2003)
• Member, NCRP Scientific Committee 87-4, Management of Radioactive Scrap Metal (1996-2002; NCRP Report 141)
• Director, American Academy of Health Physics (1996-1998)
• ABHP Comprehensive Panel of Examiners (1989-1993; Chair for the 1993 exam)

Selected Publications with Links

Complete List of Publications

Classic Out-of-Print Reference Material for Radiation Protection and Low-Level Radioactivity Counting

Quantitative Evaluation of Contamination Consequences (QECC)

Bioassay and Internal Dosimetry Users Group (BIDUG)