No edible
REEF

land

plants

were

found

on the complex.

STRIJCTI)RES

Several
cord

structurf~~, mostly

Iarqp

!;’eefare found
Boklx

san(! oar,

,

reinforced

between

Nam and

Iroij

southwest

of Nam.

All

surveyed

with

t!w ‘following results:

1.

Able

(Bokbata)

metal
2.

pieces

Charlie

concrete,

Reef

on reef 200-300

(Nam),

small

metal

~R/hr

(these

Structure

Dog

(Iroij)

plates

and one
of these

- one small
uR/hr.

Reef

at high

is located

near

structures

were

door

and

Remainder

Structure

on top of concrete

are awash

const~-uct,:d on the

several

5-40 :ii/tir.

#l -

seve~~-i

foundation

tide).

the

100.-500

Renainder

5-10 ~R/hr.
.’

Structures
These

structures

Trust

Territory

sufficient

+2 and 43 - all readings

were

judged

representatives

to justify

be required

to constitute
assessed

the costly

to remove

and

less than

no radiological
the physical

time

10 ;,R/hr.

consuming

hdzard

hazard
effort

and

as in-

which

would

them.

DOSE ASSESSMENT
The

traditional

life on the
religious
other

living

island

centers

pattern

of Bikini
were

of the

where

located.

islands,

primarily

Eneu.

recornnendation

to limit

initial

is assumed

that

in the Atoll
Bikini.

the doses

will

In addition

Eneu represented

a potential

occupancy.

tions

be limited

EXTERNAL
As

and social

were

and

loc~ted

on

brief

visits

received

which
the

rates

two

to other
from

it

isiands

resici[’nce on

encountcrt:d

is negligible
treatment

islands,

even

of do~e

on

‘or
considera-

of Bikini.

DOSE ASSESSMENT

indicated

with

island

to these

low exposure

reason,

~omnunal

of the ——
Ad Hoc Committee’s

to that

exposure

For this
to the

from

around

village

settlements

resettlement

the uniformly

continuous
will

In view

relative

centers

the permanent

Temporary

received

be small

Bikinians

portable

previously
gamna

the

survey

island
meters.

of Bikini
Because

was
the

extensively
soil

samples

mor,itored
inc:icated

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