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- 10REFERENCES(l) U*S* Atomic Energy Commission, Health and Safety Laboratory,Strontium Program Quarterly Smnmaxy Report, HASL-65, 69, 77 > 1959-60•(2) Isotopes, Inc« Studies of Ruclear Debris in Precipitation, ThirdQuarterly Progress Report, Contract Ho* AT (30-1) 2^15, Maxell 15, 1960*(3) Nuclear Science and Engineering Corporation* Evaluation of Radioactive •Fallout, Interim Progress Report NSEC-22, Contract No* AT (30-l) 2^20,I960* , *(k) Miyake, Y*, Saruhashi, K*, Katsuragi, Y., and Kanazawa, T. Radioactive Fallout in Japan and Its Bearings on Meteorological Conditions* —Papers in Meteorology and Geophysics, Vol* 11, No* 1, I960* I(5) Sotobayashi, Ti and Koyama, S* Deposition of Radioactive Dust andAtmospheric Conditions, Journal of Faculty of Science, Kiigata University, •Series 1, Vol* 2, No* 2, p* 121~135, I960* |(6) Machta, L* A Survey of Infomation on Meteorological Aspects of World- mWide Fallout* The paper distributed by the Scientific Committee on the •Effects of Atomic Radiation, United Nations, 17th Conference, 1959*(7) Bleichrodt, J.F*, Blok, John, Dakker, R.H*, and Lock, C*J»H* The IDependence of Artificial Radioactivity in Rain on Rainfall Rite, Tellus, •Vol* 11, No* 4, p. ifQl*~iK)7, 1959*(8) Solodikhina, L.D* The Natural Radioactivity of Atmospheric Precipitation, |Bulletin (Izvostiya) Academy of Science, U*S*S*R., Geophysical SeriesNo* 2, February 1959* English edition translated and published by mA*G*U* of NoA*S*, N.R*Co, May I960* •(9) Alescander, L*T., Hardy, E.P*, Ifechta, L. et al* Strontituoa 90 on the.. Berth's Surface* Summary and Interpretation of a World-Wide Soil Sampl- •ing Program, Drait to be Submitted to Science, June 20, I960* •(10) Low, K* and Edvarson, K. The Content of Cs-137 and (Zr*Nb) in Sweden •Soil, FOA h Rapport A, ^138-^56, May I960* Nature 187, 736, August 27, •I960* "(11) Peirson, D*H* Private Communication to Dr* L* Jfetchta, September I960* I(12) Ohta, S. Strontium 90 Deposition and Meteorological Factors. Papersin Meteorology and Geophysics, Vol* 11, Ko. 1, I960. •I II- 171 -ii
I«=>IIIj_T_ «»Figure !• Sr~90 specific activity and amount of rainfall classifiedby air laasseso (JltU 1958-Juno 1959)•Figure 2. W-185 specific activity and amount of rainfall classifiedby air masses* (Jul* 1958«June 1959)| Figure 3» Sr-90 specific activity associated vith presstire patterns*(Kumorals on curves indicate numbers of samples, andM dotted lines indicate'the CMCD including minor trough and5, and closed low and highs; 'Jen* 1959~Jun. 1959)•Figure If* 4 !J-l85/S3>9Q ratio associated trf.th pressure patterns showby smoothed curves 0 (notations are the same as Figure 3pJan, 1959-Jun* 1959)Figure 5* Sr-9.0 specific activity and amount of z^aiiafall classifiedby frontal typsso (l-Jaro 1959^Jun» 1959)iiiiiii i- 172 -
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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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90uuc Sr per m2 orig. mat.1.80 ±.7
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