Human risk analysis simulator for space lidars: model discription

Macular pigment and percentage of body fat
Nolan, J., O'Donovan, O., Kavanagh, H., Stack, J., Harrison, M., Muldoon, A., Mellerio, J. and Beatty, S. 2004. Macular pigment and percentage of body fat. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science. 45, pp. 3940-3950. https://doi.org/10.1167/iovs.04-0273

UV and light stress on the human eye: protection
Mellerio, J. 2004. UV and light stress on the human eye: protection. in: Proceedings of the CIE Symposium '04 on Light and Health: Non-visual Effects, 30 Sep. - 2 Oct. 2004, Vienna, Austria International Commission on Illumination.

Macular pigment anomoly or useful retinal feature?
Mellerio, J. 2003. Macular pigment anomoly or useful retinal feature? Arquivos Portugueses de Oftalmologia. 4 (Series XVI), pp. 21-25.

A portable instrument for measuring macular pigment with central fixation
Mellerio, J., Ahmadi-Lari, S., van Kuijk, F.J.G.M., Pauleikhoff, D., Bird, A.C. and Marshall, J. 2002. A portable instrument for measuring macular pigment with central fixation. Current Eye Research. 25 (1), pp. 37-47. https://doi.org/10.1076/ceyr.25.1.37.9961

What is the meaning of threshold in laser injury experiments? Implications for human exposure limits
Sliney, D., Mellerio, J., Gabel, V.P. and Schulmeister, K. 2002. What is the meaning of threshold in laser injury experiments? Implications for human exposure limits. Health Physics. 82 (3), pp. 335-347.

Wanted: a time machine
Mellerio, J. 2002. Wanted: a time machine. Physiology News. 45, pp. 15-19.

Implications of using ED-50 and probit analysis in comparing retinal injury threshold data
Sliney, D., Mellerio, J. and Schulmeister, K. 2001. Implications of using ED-50 and probit analysis in comparing retinal injury threshold data. Proceedings of SPIE. 4246, pp. 128-137.

Modeling of uncertainty associated with dose-response curves as applied for probabilistic risk assessment in laser safety
Schulmeister, K., Sonneck, G., Hoedlmoser, H., Rattay, F., Mellerio, J. and Sliney, D. 2001. Modeling of uncertainty associated with dose-response curves as applied for probabilistic risk assessment in laser safety. Proceedings of SPIE. 4246, pp. 155-172.