Robert A. Fjeld, PhD, is an Emeritus Professor and Dempsey Chair of Environmental Engineering, Department of Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences, Clemson University, USA. He is a pioneering researcher of quantitative human health risk assessment and the author of numerous related publications.

Nicole E. Martinez, PhD, CHP, is an Associate Professor of Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences, Clemson University with a Joint Faculty Appointment at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Her research focuses on dosimetric modeling and the transport and effects of environmental contaminants.

Timothy A. DeVol, PhD, CHP, is Toshiba Professor of Nuclear Engineering and Director of the Nuclear Environmental Engineering Sciences and Radioactive Waste Management Center at Clemson University. His research interests are on radioactive material detection and environmental health physics.

1. Introduction

2. Fundamental Aspects of Environmental Modeling

3. Release Assessment

4. Environmental Transport Theory

5. Surface Water Transport

6. Surface Water Transport

7. Atmospheric Transport

8. Food Chain Transport

9. Exposure Assessment

10. Exposure Assessment

11. Dose–Response and Risk Characterization

12. Uncertainty and Sensitivity Analyses

13. Screening and Computational Resources

14. Case Studies

15. Ethics, Stakeholder Involvement, and Risk Communication

16. Environmental Risk Management

17. Environmental Laws and Regulations

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