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Support a good cause if you can because the government and nuclear industry want to hide the facts because of how many people they are killing.
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The Fukushima nuclear power plant is leaking into the
ocean, directly from the power plant, but also down the mountains via the rivers. We have great independent radiation maps on land by Safecast (JP), good sediment transports (rivers) maps by the CNRS (FR), and good simulation of ocean currents by NOAA (USA). A very important missing piece of the puzzle is a comprehensive map of seabed radioactivity. If we want the sheries to re-open and swim safely in these waters, this information is crucial for everyone. Our idea How to measure radioactivity on the seabed? Currently there are a few points being measured in strategic areas with Eckman bottom grab samplers. They are great machines but - mix surface sediment (more radioactive) and deeper sediment (less radioactive) - they let very thin particles sip out the jaws - they are quite expensive and bulky Were developing a rolling surface sediment sampler. A very low cost machine that you can operate at the end of a shing rod from any boat that only captures a few millimetres of sediment surface (most recent and most radioactive). The bigger picture is to gather data and produce a map similar to Safecast on land, but for the seabed, by everyone for everyone. How you can help We are looking for a boat to test our idea. Any boat. If you have a boat or know someone who can take us there, please let us know.We would love to sail along Japan east coast, for example from Iwaki to Sendai, in the legal waters of course. The samples we collect would be time, depths and geo coded (with GPS) and made available to anyone who want to analyse and share publicly the results. We are working with SAFECAST and the French CNRS, extending their work in riverbeds into the ocean using their methods and instruments.
Dates : 2014/10/02 -10 and 2014/10/12 - 17 Money : we pay fuel, water, food so it is free for you. Data : Public Domain Please contact : Cesar HARADA. French-Japanese Ocean roboticist, Former MIT Project leader, TED Senior Fellow. contact@cesarharada.com Philippe COUTURE. French documentary Film maker, architect & permaculture researcher. PhilCHKpermaculture@gmail.com Mapping Seabed Radioactivity together Participative, low cost, open source radioactivity mapping of Tohoku coast Land Safecast Seabed ? Currents NOAA Missing data Umilabo + Eckman grab Scoutbots + Rolling surface sampler (what we test) Sailing along the Tohoku coast, near shore Harada You :) Couture Aiyana, Liam, Kai
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Detailed source term estimation of the atmospheric release for the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station accident by coupling simulations of an atmospheric dispersion model with an improved deposition scheme and oceanic dispersion model
Radioactive Cesium and the Heart:
Pathophysiological Aspects
by Professor Yuri I. Bandazhevsky, M.D.
Original study, Minsk, 2001
New Russian-to-English translation, 2013
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