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TABLE 4 - AIKBQRHE RADIQACTimy (CGH'T.)Filter No.DateAltitudeOpen: Lat.Long.TimeTurn: Lat.* Long.Timedose: Lat.LongoTimeVolumeGross CountIsotopesBe-7,Sr-89Sr-902r-95Cs-137Ba-140W-181w-185Fb-210Filter No*Date,AltitudeOpen: LateLong.TijneTurn: Lat r,Timedose: Lat.Long.TfcneVolumeGross CountIsotopesBe-7Sr-89Sr-90£r-95Cs-137Ba-140W-181W-185Fb-210069 '3-1740.035*03*106*37*180800 »35*03'106*37'185317318714374 .7.8d40.412.578.917-223-3510833-2140.037*04'104*54'1922-„39*45*104*55'1952145U.9202612.60.92b2.019.3l.3b0.32b0.260703-174o.o35*03'106*37'1808««.»35*03', 106*37'" 185317319112393 7*9n38.912.357.216,624.04,90.350843-2140.539*45'104*55'1954- —43*10'103*40*2019119978155 7.11.42.52.31.9c0.43b0*350713-1735.034*50'106*40'221033*12'106*40' -PPPI34*40'106*40'22401862001LIA13. Ob •1.58.93.432.81.3c0853-2141.743*10*103*40*2022-'„46*05'103*20'2052129890I6lb1.4c1.7l.lc2.102.10.42d0.260723-1745.034*42'106*40'225133*37'106*40'230135*20'106*40*232110013283465b045.11.092.925.25.40.40b0863-2142.046*05'103*20'205£•«,47*30*102*00'210554541I80b2.6c2,61.83»l03.8c0.89a0*35b0733-1835.035*18'101*33'1854 •36*U*101*33*190735*18'101*33*1922164148037 .4c5.5a2.44.9. 1.212.31.4d0.38• 0.640873-2140.035*03*106*37 ff18050ft35°03*106*37'185019911909236 018.11)5.139.96.012*62.60.310743-1830.0 •35*18'101*33*192535*58*101*33'193435*lB'101*33*1955211237< 14.7*1.6a0.461.10.390Ool6a0.320883-2240.035*03'1Q6* 37 *1005-„35*03*106*37'185019911497240 0I8.8b5.238.26.2c13.02.70753-1841.035*15'100*43'17580 .„ •37*56'100*45*18281198128294a< 3.4j23.25.7(44.6)11. 5c17.13.5(0.49)0893-2245.035*03'106*37'2129-—35*03'106*37'22141505832254 014. 4c2.922.04.78.9b1.80.290763-1832.037*56*100*45*1830«.„ .35*10'100* 47 f1900017820< 51.7e2,9c2.92.63-312.6b1.80.47a0.49090>2245.035*03*106*37'2129- —35*03*106*37'22141505630190 8.3c15.67.321.820. 5c9-52.10.270773-1843.035*03'106*37*1808«,„"„35*03*106*37*18381131842179 5.2b5.02.810.09.3*4.7l.l0.310913-2240.050*15'102*32'1400-—56*24*107*10*152329034497441 043.99.230.95.4b24.84.90.320783-1837.035*03'106*37*1736au35*03'106*37'1806143147353.2LIALIALIA6.2LIA
.no 3-2430.034*57*no® 03 s185735°15'in°25 li9n34*52*109*50'192814994932.103.21.75.38.24.20.930.621263-25a*V531*48'107*37*221431*48*106*30'222531*46"107*37'2244179184245. la2,143.35.62 02b0.580.44in 3-2438.033° 17'107*20'1755-„33*30*112° 00'182315117095392044.910.171.6n.6e25.55.60.42b1273-38*5.o35*03'106*37*19190„35*03'106*37'19^998*75026.611.4n4< S4 0 642«5.7«00.351123-2430.033°30'n2*oo'1720 «.„33*17*107*20'1750220408353-32*9*5,2LIA9.112.74,40»91a0.461293-284o.o37*20104*50'1730„44*30'103*00'Ifi30293 ,333935070. 50.19.996.6< 4o.930,95*0Filter Ho.DataAltitadsOpen: Lat.Long.,TimaTurn; Lat.Long.Timedose: L&toLong.TiBQVolumeGross CcuntIsotopesBe-7Sr-89Sr-90Zr-95Cs-137B&»1*0H-181W-185Fb-210099 •3-2340.031*51'105*58'1905 -0.31° 47'109° 16'1935 ''1*5 .36735-*0»77c0.51a0.681.0(6.7)9.62.00.17•1003-2335.031° 47'109° 35'19*3-- .31° 51'105*48'2013n4159084.5*2,2d4.72*08.53.30.79&0.33*1013-2340.039**5 f105*00*1810»- • ..39*45'108*35'18401361217335518.634.2a10.158.316.923.85.00.581023-2334.039*45'108° 35 '1842-. -„39* *5'105*00'1912152120438.303-3*1.92.64.012.9c"2.2a0.53c0.56.TABLE 1* - AIKBQRHE PADIQACTTVnT (CGZPT.)1033-2337.033*25 f107° 20 '2203 -33° 20'107*28 l233233° 18'108° 52'22472377786135LIALIA3.519.29-3b8.82.00.331043-2342.033*18'108° 50'225033*20'107° £0'230033° 19'108° 50 f232012?312030. 3b6.324.918! 64.00.25b1053-2343*035° 04'108*13'231034*57'105*25*232735°03'106° 37 *234o1071063322809o23.*-529.210«4b12.92.70.301063-2338.035*03'106* 37 f234235*04'108*17*235835*03*106° 37*001214767061683.916.556.614.2l4«lcn.82.60.39b1073-24 >38.032*13'no* 55*180032*21*112*44'232032*14'ni*39 l1830138145463&3041.49.968.725.25.50.441083-2430.032*14*111*91'183232*08'no°o5*0.84232*14'in*34'190218649501025.7b8.84.87.116. 7b6.41.40.54a1093-2438.035*05*no°i5 B181935°10'in* 45'183135*02*109*45'184913110768306033-5 "8.526.618. 3c18.14.00.35aoIFilter No.DateAltitudeOpen: Lat.Long.Tia*Turn.: Lat*Long.Tinedose: Lat.Long.TimeVolumeGross CountIsotopesBe-7Sr-89Sr-902r-95Cs-137Ba-140W-181tt-185Fb»2101133-2442.033*17'107*15'212933*03'108*3^'214433*17'107*15'2159no9614405033.1*6.739.110.6g19-Oa4,0013116941431 048.811.345*2io»s&28*35*>90.37&1223-2532.531*50'102*35*17*3 ..-31*50'105*35'18131431*49734. 5a03.5a1*25*503»3&0.66Q.23a1233-2538.033*35'104*48'191235*03'106*37'193?106*25'194213&io6n302029.97.8*3.o15. 5a16,03-3Oo*9a1243-253»*.035*03'106*37'1639•,.33*21'104*30'1909162330182.5a2.1d7.22.6*.79*4c5.1l.Ub0*31a1253-2538.031*48'107° 37*214331*48'106*05'215631*48'107°37'221312616569400046.610.8850612. 9e30.26.40.4Ca
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TableList of Tables - Cont'd.Part I
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