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Papers by Dale Keyes

Research paper thumbnail of Energy for travel: The influence of urban development patterns

Transportation Research Part A: General, 1982

ABSTRACT

Research paper thumbnail of Channeling Metropolitan Growth: In What Direction, toward Which End?

Law and Contemporary Problems, 1979

Research paper thumbnail of Energy and land use

Research paper thumbnail of Measuring airborne asbestos following an abatement action

One of the most critical points in an asbestos abatement project is knowing when the work has bee... more One of the most critical points in an asbestos abatement project is knowing when the work has been completed, the contractor can be released, and the building can be reoccupied. This decision should be based on two factors: (1) satisfactory performance of the abatement work, and (2) thorough cleaning of the work site. As outlined herein, these factors should be

Research paper thumbnail of CO 2 , Climate and Consensus Science: Review

The Geographical Journal, 1984

Research paper thumbnail of Can We Delay a Greenhouse Warming?

American Journal of Physics, 1984

The author comments on the EPA report dated September 1983 Can We Delay A Greenhouse Warming. He ... more The author comments on the EPA report dated September 1983 Can We Delay A Greenhouse Warming. He takes exception to the widely-held interpretation that the answer is not much. The contribution of other greenhouse gases such as methane and nitrous oxide to the EPA scenarios is pointed out, and the lack of understanding of their role is emphasised. (ACR)

Research paper thumbnail of Baseline Studies of Asbestos Exposure During Operations and Maintenance Activities

Http Dx Doi Org 10 1080 1047322x 1994 10388420, Feb 24, 2011

Research paper thumbnail of Guidance for controlling asbestos-containing materials in buildings: 1985 edition

The revised document provides EPA guidance on controlling asbestos-containing materials found in ... more The revised document provides EPA guidance on controlling asbestos-containing materials found in buildings. The document (1) provides a current summary of data on exposure to airborne asbestos, (2) survey procedures for determining if asbestos-containing material is present in buildings, (3) explains how to establish a special operations and maintenance program in a building found to contain asbestos, (4) reviews technical

Research paper thumbnail of Estimating the Costs of Violating Air Quality Standards

Research paper thumbnail of Critical land resources inventory using ERTS data

Research paper thumbnail of A Reexamination of the Ozone Limiting Approach to Estimating Short-Term NO 2 Concentrations

Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association, 1981

Research paper thumbnail of The proteolytic degradation of a purified pig brain protein

Biochimica et biophysica acta, Jan 19, 1971

ABSTRACT

Research paper thumbnail of Exposure to airborne asbestos associated with simulated cable installation above a suspended ceiling

American Industrial Hygiene Association journal, 1992

Installing cable above a suspended ceiling in the presence of asbestos-containing fireproofing is... more Installing cable above a suspended ceiling in the presence of asbestos-containing fireproofing is an example of an activity that may disturb in-place asbestos and associated dust and debris. Two simulations of cable installation were conducted in a room of an unoccupied school to test the extent of such disturbance and resulting elevations in airborne asbestos. Average airborne asbestos concentrations in the room increased over 500-fold during the simulations, with several samples exceeding 50 structures per cubic centimeter (s/cm3), as measured by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) with an indirect preparation technique. Elevated concentrations persisted during a subsequent cleaning of horizontal surfaces in the room and for several hours thereafter. Personal samples collected on the cable installers yielded TEM measurements averaging approximately 68 s/cm3 for the two simulations.

Research paper thumbnail of Projecting future sea level rise : methodology, estimates to the year 2100, and research needs / by John S. Hoffman, Dale Keyes, James G. Titus

The Energy Citations Database (ECD) provides access to historical and current research (1948 to t... more The Energy Citations Database (ECD) provides access to historical and current research (1948 to the present) from the Department of Energy (DOE) and predecessor agencies.

Research paper thumbnail of EPA's Studies of the Greenhouse Effect

Research paper thumbnail of Baseline Studies of Asbestos Exposure During Operations and Maintenance Activities

Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, 1994

Eight simulations of installation, repair, remodeling, and maintenance tasks in buildings with as... more Eight simulations of installation, repair, remodeling, and maintenance tasks in buildings with asbestos-containing material (ACM) were conducted to investigate worker exposure to airborne asbestos. Since the tasks were performed using typical custodial and maintenance procedures without regard to the presence of ACM, the results contribute to establishing exposure baselines for custodial and maintenance workers. These baselines can also be used

Research paper thumbnail of From Our Readers

Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, 1995

Research paper thumbnail of Comparison of Several Sampling Designs for Geographical Data

Geographical Analysis, 2010

Research paper thumbnail of Environmental conflict resolution practice and performance: An evaluation framework

Conflict Resolution Quarterly, 2008

Challenges to successful environmental management, such as costly litigation, planning delays, an... more Challenges to successful environmental management, such as costly litigation, planning delays, and contentious stakeholder relations, suggest a need for improved environmental governance. The need for improvement does not, however, in and of itself make a case for alternatives that engage diverse interests collaboratively in environmental decision making, commonly referred to as environmental conflict resolution (ECR). To better make the case for ECR and to understand what contributes to ECR success, a group of federal and state agencies developed an ECR evaluation framework. This article describes the evolution, structure, associated instrumentation, and current applications of this ECR evaluation framework.

Research paper thumbnail of Asbestos Exposure from Activities in Buildings with Asbestos-Containing Materials

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1991

Although physical contact with asbestos-containing material (ACM) and disturbance of ACM-derived ... more Although physical contact with asbestos-containing material (ACM) and disturbance of ACM-derived dust and debris is believed to release or resuspend asbestos fibers, only scattered evidence on this effect is currently available. Moreover, most studies of fiber release and resuspension have used phase contrast microscopy (PCM) to measure airborne asbestos rather than transmission electron microscopy (TEM), which is widely considered to be technically superior.

Research paper thumbnail of Energy for travel: The influence of urban development patterns

Transportation Research Part A: General, 1982

ABSTRACT

Research paper thumbnail of Channeling Metropolitan Growth: In What Direction, toward Which End?

Law and Contemporary Problems, 1979

Research paper thumbnail of Energy and land use

Research paper thumbnail of Measuring airborne asbestos following an abatement action

One of the most critical points in an asbestos abatement project is knowing when the work has bee... more One of the most critical points in an asbestos abatement project is knowing when the work has been completed, the contractor can be released, and the building can be reoccupied. This decision should be based on two factors: (1) satisfactory performance of the abatement work, and (2) thorough cleaning of the work site. As outlined herein, these factors should be

Research paper thumbnail of CO 2 , Climate and Consensus Science: Review

The Geographical Journal, 1984

Research paper thumbnail of Can We Delay a Greenhouse Warming?

American Journal of Physics, 1984

The author comments on the EPA report dated September 1983 Can We Delay A Greenhouse Warming. He ... more The author comments on the EPA report dated September 1983 Can We Delay A Greenhouse Warming. He takes exception to the widely-held interpretation that the answer is not much. The contribution of other greenhouse gases such as methane and nitrous oxide to the EPA scenarios is pointed out, and the lack of understanding of their role is emphasised. (ACR)

Research paper thumbnail of Baseline Studies of Asbestos Exposure During Operations and Maintenance Activities

Http Dx Doi Org 10 1080 1047322x 1994 10388420, Feb 24, 2011

Research paper thumbnail of Guidance for controlling asbestos-containing materials in buildings: 1985 edition

The revised document provides EPA guidance on controlling asbestos-containing materials found in ... more The revised document provides EPA guidance on controlling asbestos-containing materials found in buildings. The document (1) provides a current summary of data on exposure to airborne asbestos, (2) survey procedures for determining if asbestos-containing material is present in buildings, (3) explains how to establish a special operations and maintenance program in a building found to contain asbestos, (4) reviews technical

Research paper thumbnail of Estimating the Costs of Violating Air Quality Standards

Research paper thumbnail of Critical land resources inventory using ERTS data

Research paper thumbnail of A Reexamination of the Ozone Limiting Approach to Estimating Short-Term NO 2 Concentrations

Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association, 1981

Research paper thumbnail of The proteolytic degradation of a purified pig brain protein

Biochimica et biophysica acta, Jan 19, 1971

ABSTRACT

Research paper thumbnail of Exposure to airborne asbestos associated with simulated cable installation above a suspended ceiling

American Industrial Hygiene Association journal, 1992

Installing cable above a suspended ceiling in the presence of asbestos-containing fireproofing is... more Installing cable above a suspended ceiling in the presence of asbestos-containing fireproofing is an example of an activity that may disturb in-place asbestos and associated dust and debris. Two simulations of cable installation were conducted in a room of an unoccupied school to test the extent of such disturbance and resulting elevations in airborne asbestos. Average airborne asbestos concentrations in the room increased over 500-fold during the simulations, with several samples exceeding 50 structures per cubic centimeter (s/cm3), as measured by transmission electron microscopy (TEM) with an indirect preparation technique. Elevated concentrations persisted during a subsequent cleaning of horizontal surfaces in the room and for several hours thereafter. Personal samples collected on the cable installers yielded TEM measurements averaging approximately 68 s/cm3 for the two simulations.

Research paper thumbnail of Projecting future sea level rise : methodology, estimates to the year 2100, and research needs / by John S. Hoffman, Dale Keyes, James G. Titus

The Energy Citations Database (ECD) provides access to historical and current research (1948 to t... more The Energy Citations Database (ECD) provides access to historical and current research (1948 to the present) from the Department of Energy (DOE) and predecessor agencies.

Research paper thumbnail of EPA's Studies of the Greenhouse Effect

Research paper thumbnail of Baseline Studies of Asbestos Exposure During Operations and Maintenance Activities

Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, 1994

Eight simulations of installation, repair, remodeling, and maintenance tasks in buildings with as... more Eight simulations of installation, repair, remodeling, and maintenance tasks in buildings with asbestos-containing material (ACM) were conducted to investigate worker exposure to airborne asbestos. Since the tasks were performed using typical custodial and maintenance procedures without regard to the presence of ACM, the results contribute to establishing exposure baselines for custodial and maintenance workers. These baselines can also be used

Research paper thumbnail of From Our Readers

Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, 1995

Research paper thumbnail of Comparison of Several Sampling Designs for Geographical Data

Geographical Analysis, 2010

Research paper thumbnail of Environmental conflict resolution practice and performance: An evaluation framework

Conflict Resolution Quarterly, 2008

Challenges to successful environmental management, such as costly litigation, planning delays, an... more Challenges to successful environmental management, such as costly litigation, planning delays, and contentious stakeholder relations, suggest a need for improved environmental governance. The need for improvement does not, however, in and of itself make a case for alternatives that engage diverse interests collaboratively in environmental decision making, commonly referred to as environmental conflict resolution (ECR). To better make the case for ECR and to understand what contributes to ECR success, a group of federal and state agencies developed an ECR evaluation framework. This article describes the evolution, structure, associated instrumentation, and current applications of this ECR evaluation framework.

Research paper thumbnail of Asbestos Exposure from Activities in Buildings with Asbestos-Containing Materials

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1991

Although physical contact with asbestos-containing material (ACM) and disturbance of ACM-derived ... more Although physical contact with asbestos-containing material (ACM) and disturbance of ACM-derived dust and debris is believed to release or resuspend asbestos fibers, only scattered evidence on this effect is currently available. Moreover, most studies of fiber release and resuspension have used phase contrast microscopy (PCM) to measure airborne asbestos rather than transmission electron microscopy (TEM), which is widely considered to be technically superior.