The 2013 AMUG meeting will be held either the last week of April or the first week of May next year at the Palace Station in Las Vegas.
Please let Morgan Cox know which week you would prefer for the meeting.
There will be a tour of the Nevada National Security Site and/or the Atomic Testing Museum and the Desert Research Institute.
Please send authors names, titles, and a short (~100 words) abstract for your presentations for the 2013 AMUG meeting to Morgan Cox morgancx@swcp.com.
Your webmaster requests that the title sent to Morgan matches the title on your presentation. If you would also send me your presentations after they have been accepted, that will help me get them uploaded to the AMUG website quicker. Tom Voss, jtvoss@newmexico.com.
The 2012 AMUG Ad Hoc meeting will take place at the Sacramento meeting this July.
Hilary Phillips of NPL and other representatives of the British "Airborne Radioactivity Monitoring Users Group" attended the most recent meeting of the of the AMUG. Closer ties between the ARMUG and AMUG will be of mutual benefit to our two organizations.
Cut and paste this link it into your browser’s URL block to go to the NPL UK website. Then type "ARMUG" into the search box on the opening page.
WWW.NPL.CO.UK
Purposes of the AMUG
To provide the Air Monitoring Community including;
• the US Department of Energy and Operating Contractors
• US Department of Homeland Security
• US Nuclear Regulatory Commission and Nuclear Utilities
• EPA,OSHA, CDC, and NIOSH
• Medical and Research Facilities
• Federal, State and local government regulating Agencies
• air sampling and monitoring equipment and services suppliers
and other interested parties
with a forum to:
• Exchange Information
• Discuss Mutual Problems
• Develop a Sound Technical Basis for Air Monitoring Practices
• Develop Unified Strategies for Air Monitoring, and
Compliance with 10CFR20, 10CFR835, 29CFR1910, 40CFR50, 40CFR53, 40CFR58, and 40CFR61 and other regulatory requirements.
Interested parties are encouraged to:
• Attend the Annual Meetings
• Bring Local Relevant Issues for Discussion
• Support Development of Relevant ANSI and IEC Standards, Good Practice Documents, and Operating Procedures.
