FALLOUT PROGRAM QUARTERLY SUMMARY REPORT

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Table IbMONTHLY <strong>FALLOUT</strong> DEPOSITION COLLECTIONS; OUTSIDE UNITED STATES SITES - Cont'd.Sampling me Sr /mi 2Period Precip. me Si* ®s^Z pe* inch1960 (inches) x'tni 2 of precip.IIIColombia. Bogota •(began: 8/57; cum. me Sr90/mi 2 thru 12/59 - 1.95) - Pot |JanuaryFebruary IMarch 0.29 ± 0.02 April 0.04 ± 0.01•May •June JulyIAugust . •September •iiIOctoberNovemberDecemberCosta Rica. Turrialba ~(began: 8/59; cum. me Sr90/mi thru 12/59 - 0.37) - ColumnJanuary 6.92 0.29 ± 0.02 0.04 IFebruary 3.70 , 0.09 ± 0.02 0.02 •March 4.49 0.32 ± 0.02 0.07April 1.95 0.36 ± 0.02 0.19MayJuneJuly i_August •SeptemberOctoberiNovemberDecemberiii- 53 -
I• Table_lb1•IIIMONTHLY <strong>FALLOUT</strong> DEPOSITION COLLECTIONSi OUTSIDE UNITED STATES SITES - Cont.'d.Sampling me Sr /mi 2Period Precip. me Sr J^x^T per inch1960^ (inches) x^mi ofEcuador, Quito(began: 7/59; cum. me Sr 90/mi 2 thru 12/59 - 0.09) - ColumnJanuary 0.14 ± 0.02I February 0.13 ± 0.02• March 0.12 ± 0.02AprilIMayJuneJulyIAugustSeptemberOctoberr\j^+' ^1*. A*»NovemberDecember• Egypt. Alexandria(began: 12/59; cum. me Sr 90 /mi 2 thru 12/59 - 0.25) - ColumnJuly• AugustIlllJanuary'FebruaryMarch : 0.18 ± 0.02AprilMayJuneSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember54 -
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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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4. Foreign Wheat SamplesAs part of
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Note: Some food types are taken to
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11.1 uuc Sr 90/g CaNote: Some food
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90uuc Sr per m2 orig. mat.1.80 ±.7
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SubJ:U. S. NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATOR
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FIGURE 1 (Cont'a)IIDAILY RECORD OF
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SubJ:Figures (l)U. S. NAVAL RESEARC
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DayMirafloresFIGURE! (Cont'd)DAILY
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U. S. NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORYWASH
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Sr 90 and Ca in U. S. Wheat and Mil
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StateOklahomaMontanaNorth DakotaMic
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InputOutputOutput TotalDifferenceeS
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standard has been the National Bure
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TypeMilk AshAnimal Bone AshVegetati
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A. Milk AshTable 3HASL Data on Blin
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C. Bone AshTable_l_ (Continued)HASL
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AN ANALYSIS OF AVERAGED BALLOON-BOR
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- 3 -IThere are several hypotheses
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- 5 -the rise because a* the 80,000
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K^IFEREIICESI 1I(1) Lockhart, L.B.,
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180150-120-90-60-30-0-1HIGH YIELD T
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ate curves to determine volumes. A
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VolumeGross countIsotopes6 -1000 st
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TABLE 4 - AIRBQEHE RADIOACTIVITYIl-
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TABLE 4 - AIKBQRHE RADIQACTimy (CGH
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Since the sampling times of radioac
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IAn examination was made of the 500
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Date (EST)1959Jan. (2)1*13(20)30Feb
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Part IV - Recent Publications Relat
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Recent Publications Related to Fall
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