[ RadSafe ] Fwd: [New post] 4.1 micro Sv/h driving by the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant

Sun Dec 2 11:08:23 CST 2018

The data shown on that GM-counter (of whatever fabrication) seems
reasonable to me.

For comparison, here is my uploaded data-set with a Safecast bGeigie
dosimeter from my visit to Fukushima Dai-ichi in October 2015.
You can zoom in the map and you can click on individual data points
(data are recorded every 5 seconds).
http://safecast.org/tilemap/?y=37.4127&x=141.0007&z=14&l=11&m=0&logids=22637

On the following link you get my data together with other Safecast
measurements, there are more options in the panel on the top left side:
http://safecast.org/tilemap/?y=37.4127&x=141.0007&z=14&l=1&m=0&logids=22637

Best wishes,
Mattias Lantz

On 2018-11-30 15:35, Sander Perle wrote:
> I agree with Rick, needed information. However, even if within +/- 5%, this is still only 0.41 mR/hr, reasonable. I assume the agenda is to state the same concern, even if this were only 0.041 mR/hr. It’s all in the motivation, just the “Tokyo will never be safe” says a lot!
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> Other questions:   Location?  Date and time? Geiger detector type? Instrument brand and model?  Calibration date?  Uncertainty?
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> I wonder if this is really accurate -
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> Subject: [New post] 4.1 micro Sv/h driving by the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant
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> dunrenard posted: "   November 18, 2018 this person drove by the
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> Please send this info to any Olympic athletes you know in the world.
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> Tokyo will never be safe but will be ready for 2020 Olympic Games,"
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> 4.1 micro Sv/h driving by the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant
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> November 18, 2018 this person drove by the crippled Fukushima Daiichi Power Plant. His Geiger counter showed.
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> Please send this info to any Olympic athletes you know in the world.
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> Tokyo will never be safe but will be ready for 2020 Olympic Games, by sacrificing everyone’s health and global environment for a handful people’s wealth.
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