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7. Vortman L (1977) Craters from surface explosions and energy dependence—a retrospective
view. In: Roddy D, Pepin R, Merrill R (eds) Impact and explosion cratering. Pergamon Press,
New York
8. Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (2017) Explosive weapons effects.
GICHD, Geneva
9. Trost L, Vargas V (2020) Economic impacts of a radiological dispersal device. Presented to
the National Academies of Science, Albuquerque NM
10. Washington State Department of Health (1997) The presence of radionuclides in Sewage Sludge
and their effect on human health. Division of Radiation Protection, Olympia WA
11. Patel H, Dryden A, Gupta A, Stewart N (2012) Human body projectiles implantation in
victims of suicide bombings and implications for health and emergency care providers: the
7/7 experience. Ann R Coll Surg Engl 94(5):313–317
12. Shariat S, Mallonee S, Stephens Stidham S (1998) Summary of reportable injuries in Oklahoma:
Oklahoma City bombing injuries. Oklahoma State Department of Health, Oklahoma City
13. Harper F, Musolino S (2007) Realistic radiological dispersal devices hazard boundaries and
ramifications for early consequence management decisions. Health Phys 93(1):1–16
14. Harrison J, Fell T, Leggett R, Lloyd D, Puncher M, Youngman M (2017a) The polonium-210
poisoning of Mr. Alexander Litvinenko. J Radiat Prot Res 37:1(266–280)
15. Harrison J, Smith T, Fell T, Ham G, Haylock R, Hodgson A, Etherington G (2017b) Collateral
contamination concomitant to the polonium-210 poisoning of Mr Alexander Litvinenko. J
Radiat Prot Res 37(4):837–851
16. Glass Technology Services (2020) Glass weight calculator. https://www.glass-ts.com/glassweight-calculator. Accessed 12 Nov 2020
17. National Ground Intelligence Center (2020). Improvised explosive device (IED) Safe standoff
distance cheat sheet. Department of the Army, Washington DC. Available online at https://
www.hsdl.org/?view&did=440775, Accessed 12 Nov 2020
18. US Department of Homeland Security, Office of Bombing Prevention. Bomb threat stand-off
chart