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TABLE 4 - AIRBQEHE RADIOACTIVITYIl-iUlIFilter Ho.DateAltitudeOpen: Lat.Long*TimeTurn: Lat*Long*Timedose: Lat.Long*TljateVolumeGross CountIsotopesBe-7Sr-89Sr-90Zr-95Cs-137Ba-l40V-l&LW-185Pb-210Filter Ho.DateAltitudeOpen: Lat*Long*TimeTurn: Lat.Long,Timedose: Lat.Long*TineVolumeGross CountIsotopesBe-7Si-89Sr-90Zr-95Cs-137Ba~l4oW-181¥-185Pb-210oca3-24o.o35*03*106*37*1745--.35*03'106*37'182919918260226 027.26.9.56.77.6SC19.94.20.34a0193-749.535° 03*106*37'224535*40'107*50*230035*03'106*37*231574165213102^9b16.4- 7.8dl.Tb0.30.0033-239.935*03'106*37'1745• «.* .35*03'106*37'183020020357270029.9a7-561.96.421.14.50.360203-746.035*03'106*37'220035*50*108*05'222035*10'107° 08*22309940192.f3-02.65.316.72.50*67b0.300063-244.935*03*106*37'2300« *•35*03'106° 37'23451432948no 05.8a "1.5n.8. *, 5.2c1.2a0.310213-735.044*05'103*15*234044*35*104*12*000044*03*103*07'0010124150023. 4c3.4a1.93.03.69.01.6b0.390.200083-245*035*03'106*37*2300*. . _ •35*03'106*37'234513929301090 6.1a1.6b12.1. 5.9bI.Ob0.290223-845.044*05'103° 20*001544*20*104* 40*003544*05'103*15*00453613036422056. Ob12.2129 -33.16.90,320093-34o.o32*36*108*08*174032*52*109*40'175532*36*108* o8 T181014352556.9b18. 6a0.43aLIA1.13*46(1.3)0.35b0.670233-842.035*03'106*37'172034*45'107*59'173535° 03'106*37'1750n46370207I6.0b17.813.233-84o.3bn.72.60.350103-31*8.332*36*108*08*182632*52*109*40*184132*36*108*08*18556656373-90.59*2.0LIA4.61.7d(1-9)0.48b0.310253-615.834*50*106*25*2315.•„ _31*50*102*20*2345381268820.1a4.9a1.25.02.616. 5b1.40.31(0.46)on3-335*144*09*103*06*190244*15*104*30'191744*00*103*45'1932144iBns304 042.910.175.112.4d29.06.10.32a0263-815.031*50*102*20'2345».„32*15'101*30*00153871019< 10.6LIALIA2.51.07.4b(0.28)(o.n)0.29a0123-345.0'44°09*103*06*1945 ••44*15'104*20'195543*50'103*20*2015no16323 .367 045.410.084.84.9c26.45.40.30a027>949*731*10*99*25'1345m>„„30*45*98*35'1418814725217a017.6b36,431.52i6b(0.42)01334.838*20'104*25'214739*10'105*50*220037*50'103*50'2217179587636.624. 4a3.0b14.75.450.7Slid0.550.760293-940.032*00*103*20*1830. «.' .35° 00'106*30'190014381.791.33.6c24.04*1179(0.81)0.30oi43-345.038*20*104*25'222939°15'105*50'224437*50*103*50*2302n719011060 5.11.7b10.8. 3.4Lib0,340314o.o35*03'106*37*1533e.•35°03'106*37'160312513550
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LEGAL NOTICEThis report was prepare
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ITable of Contents IIntroduction 1P
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TableList of Tables - Cont'd.Part I
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