(5) Rawinsonde sites ahouli be established in the northwees
and the ‘northeast quadrants.
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CG.
Fallout Forecasting:
(2) Assumptions: The basic assumptions s# used and modified
by the CASTLE shots should be used for fitture PRG operational planning,
(2) Wind Pattern Criteria: The basic criteria as used anid mdieo
fled by the CASTLE shots should be used for future PPO crerational planning.
(3) Fall-out Forecasting Systens
(a)
Pall-out forecast systems based on ground zero winds
ag used on CASTLE, should be retaine+ for furture operations, but limited
to a valid time «2 approximately six hours,
(>)
Tha dynamic fall-out forecast system developed on
CASTLS should be refined for future operations and the construction tochnique
simplified to reduce its complexity and the time involved in its construction.
(c) The Air RiDEX construction technique, as mdified for
source sise on C{STLE, shoulit be used on future operations at the PPG.
(4)
Qld and new fallout forecasting techniques in general,
should be studied and suprorted on the basis of CASTLE data, aid with con
siderations similar to those outlined abowe for setecrological research,
d. Dosinetry:
(1) “fhe Maxim Permissible Exposures, as modified by the waiver
provision, should be usei for fixture operations at the PPG,
(2) Personnel dosage control should be made a special subject
for task group and unit commanders, and positive measures taken to insure
compliance with necessary regulations ami controls.
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