1. Design and Development of a Workstation for the Test and Evaluation of Airborne Tactical Expert Systems, G. L. Atkinson, Systems Software Engineering Corporation, Final Report, 29 May 1992.

2.  Test and Evaluation of Airborne Tactical Expert Systems, G.L. Atkinson, Proceedings of the Workshop on Software Methodologies for Real-Time Intelligent Systems, IEEE Conference on Artificial Intelligence Applications, Miami Beach, FL, 25 February 1991.

3.  Test and Evaluation of Airborne Tactical Expert Systems, G.L. Atkinson, Workshop on Knowledge-Based Systems Verification, Validation and Testing, Ninth National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, AAAI, Anaheim, CA, 17 July 1991.

4.  Technology Transfer Using Automated Knowledge Acquisition Tools, G. L. Atkinson, Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence 2, Edited by Alain Rappaport & Reid Smith, Book by AAAI Press/MIT Press, 1991.

5.  Practical Experience Using an Automated Knowledge Acquisition Tool, G.L. Atkinson, Second Annual Conference of the International Association of Knowledge Engineers, IAKE/AAAI, San Francisco, CA, 3-5 October 1990.

6.  Technology Transfer Utilizing Automated Knowledge Acquisition Tools, G. L. Atkinson, International Conference on Industrial and Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems, Association for Computing Machinery (SIGART), University of Tennessee Space Institute, University of South Carolina, Charleston, S.C., July 1990.

7.  Workshop on the Test and Evaluation of Expert Systems in Airborne Tactical Applications,  Atkinson, Gerald L., Atkinson Associates, Final Report, Naval Air Test Center, Patuxent River, MD, 11 July 1990.
8.  Technology Transfer Utilizing Automated Knowledge Acquisition Tools, G. L. Atkinson, The Fifth Annual AI Systems in Government Conference, IEEE, George Washington University, Washington, D.C., May 1990.

9.  Technology Transfer Utilizing Automated Knowledge Acquisition Tools, G. L. Atkinson, Second Annual Conference on Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence, American Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI), Georgetown University, Washington, D.C., May 1990.

10.  Technology Transfer Utilizing Automated Knowledge Acquisition Tools, G. L. Atkinson, The Eighth Annual Conference on Technology and Innovations in Training and Education, U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO, March 1990.

11.  Analysis of the Effectiveness of Expert Systems and Artificial Intelligence Technology to Support the F/A-18C/D Strike fighter Employed in the Anti-Surface Unit Warfare Mission Utilizing the AN/ALE-47 Countermeasures Dispenser System in an Operational Application of Defensive Electronic Countermeasures, Atkinson, Gerald L., Final Report, Atkinson Associates, 15 January 1990.

12.  Expert Systems Utilized in Technology Transfer of Hardening Design Practices, G. L. Atkinson, Scientific Computing Symposium, Defense Nuclear Agency, SRI, Menlo Park, CA, July 1989.

13. Expert Systems at Work for Harry Diamond Laboratories, G.L. Atkinson, and Wm. Proffer, Nuclear Survivability, Publication of the Defense Nuclear Agency, December 1988.

14. State-of-the-Art Report on the Vulnerability to Terrorism of U.S. Resource Systems, Report prepared for Federal Emergency Management Agency, Science Applications Inc., McLean, VA, November 1980.

15. A Preliminary Analysis of the Vulnerabilities to Proliferation of Suggested Improvements to Light-Water Reactors Operating on a Once-Through Fuel Cycle, DOE Nonproliferation Alternative Systems Assessment Program, Science Applications Inc., McLean, VA, December, 1980.
16. Selected Country Studies to Support the Formulation of Nonproliferation Strategy Options, DOE Nonproliferation Alternative Systems Assessment Program, Science Applications Inc., McLean, VA, October 1978, Confidential NSI.

17. Approaches to Developing Nonproliferation Strategy Options, DOE Nonproliferation Alternative Systems Assessment Program, Science Applications, Inc., McLean, VA, June 1978.

18. An Independent Assessment of an Engineered Safeguards System for a Mixed-Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility, System Planning Corporation, Arlington, VA, December 1977.

19. SALT Leverage With Medium Range Cruise and Ballistic Missiles, System Planning Corporation, Arlington, VA, October 1977, SECRET.

20. Options for Dealing with the Expiration of the Interim Agreement, System Planning Corporation, Arlington, VA, August 1977, SECRET.

21. Summary Indicators of the U.S./Soviet Military Balance, System Planning Corporation, Arlington, VA, July 1976, SECRET.

22. Ambiguous Language in a Possible SALT TWO Agreement, System Planning Corporation, Arlington, VA, July 1976, SECRET.

23. ICBM Fratricide and Mutual Interaction Effects on Attack Planning, Verification Panel Working Group, National Security Council, July 1974, SECRET.

24. Denuclearization of the Mediterranean, Verification Panel Working Group, National Security Council, June 1974, SECRET.

25. Limits on Forward Based Systems, Verification Panel Working Group, National Security Council, July 1973, SECRET.

26. Limits on Mobile ICBMs, Verification Panel Working Group, National Security Council, June 1973, SECRET.
27. MIRV Limitations, Verification Panel Working Group, National Security Council, June 1973, SECRET.

28. Salt Options, Verification Panel Working Group, National Security Council, May 1973, SECRET.

29. Parity and Mutual Reductions, Verification Panel Working Group, National Security Council, October 1972, SECRET.

30.  Essential Equivalence Packages, Verification Panel Working Group, National Security Council, September 1972, SECRET.

31.  Procedures for Implementing the Interim Agreement, Verification Panel Working Group, National Security Council, December 1971, SECRET.

32.  Establishing the Standing Consultative Commission, Verification Panel Working Group, National Security Council, September, 1971, SECRET.

33.  Inner Iteration Error in the Sn Algorithm, Nuclear Science and Engineering, 51, 324, G.L. Atkinson, Wm. Kerr, J. Duderstadt, July 1973.

34.  An Improved Sn Inner Iteration Convergence Criterion, National Topical Meeting on New Developments in Reactor Physics and Shielding, G.L. Atkinson, Wm. Kerr, J. Duderstadt, Kiamesha Lake, N.Y., 1972.

35.  Convergence Acceleration and Error Analysis of the Discrete Ordinates Algorithm in Plane Geometry, Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Michigan Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI, 1972.

36.  Void Fraction Measurements in a Cavitating Venturi, ASME Journal, G.L. Atkinson, F. Hammitt, W. Smith, June 1963.

37.  Void Fraction Measurements in a Cavitating Venturi, Paper No. 63-AHGT-19 of ASME Conference on Aviation and Space Hydraulic and Gas Turbine Technology, G.L. Atkinson, F. Hammitt, W. Smith, Los Angeles, CA, March 1963.
38.  Void Fraction Measurements in a Cavitating Venturi, University of Michigan ORA Technical Report No. 7 03427-7-T NASA Contract, G.L. Atkinson, F. Hammitt, W. Smith, 1962.