[ RadSafe ] Collective Dose from Hiroshima and Nagasaki

[Sander Perle]

Click on the link below and that is the Report
Regards,

Sandy
Retired, Consultant

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> From online summary of UNSWEAR:
> 
> I don¹t have a copy of the Report to assess myself:
> On April 2, UNSCEAR published its long-awaited Report
> <http://www.unscear.org/docs/reports/2013/13-85418_Report_2013_Annex_A.pdf>
> on Fukushima. Of prime importance are its estimates  of collective doses to
> the Japanese population.
> 
> Page 60 of Annex A of the UNSCEAR report contains the following table 8 on
> estimated collective effective doses and collective absorbed doses to the
> thyroid for the population of Japan (approximately 128 million in 2010).
> 
> Exposure duration Over first year Over ten years Up to age 80 years
> Collective effective dose 18,000 man-Sv 36,000 man-Sv 48,000 man-Sv
> Collective absorbed dose to thyroid 82,000 man-Gy 100,000 man-Gy 112,000
> man-Gy
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Sandy
> Retired, Consultant
> 
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> Subject:  [ RadSafe ] Collective Dose from Hiroshima and Nagasaki
> 
>>  Does anyone know the collective dose from Hiroshima and Nagasaki?  I
>>  understand that there were 250,000 survivors (of the 500,000 inhabitants in
>>  both cities) who received from about 100 mSv to 1,000 mSv.  I believe that
>>  beyond that range, death from blast, fires, and other injuries along with
>>  radiation sickness resulted in few survivors.  If I take 300 mSv X 250,000 I
>>  get a collective dose of only 75,000 person-Sv, maybe twice Chernobyl.  That
>>  seems low to me.
>>  
>>  
>>  Joe Shonka
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