RE: Real time monitoring

["Dunn, Wes" <WDunn@intiso.com>]

NaI detectors were (to be?) placed in community locations (primarily
schools) through-out the area.  These were connected to a
computer/printer for real-time logging.  A modem was attached so that
the data could be down-loaded to the SSC.  These were stored in lockable
weather houses on rolling tables so they could easily be stored in a
corner without someone playing around without proper supervision.

Wes

Wesley M. Dunn, CHP, Director, Environmental Health & Safety
International Isotopes, Inc.
3100 Jim Christal Road
Denton, Texas  76207
Wdunn@intiso.com <mailto:Wdunn@intiso.com>
Corporate Website:  http://www.intiso.com
940-484-9492; 940-484-0877 (fax)


	-----Original Message-----
	From:	Robert Gunter [SMTP:rjgunter@icnpharm.com]
	Sent:	Wednesday, September 23, 1998 4:28 PM
	To:	Multiple recipients of list
	Subject:	Real time monitoring

	I believe they had a monitor installed in Waxahatchie, TX during
	construction of what was once called the SSC (super-collider).
I'm not
	sure where they had it, but I think it was in a public place.
It was
	placed to re-assure the locals.

	Rob

	
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