ae
a
joa"
Mat
1°
wet
“+e
o
7
71
\
7
“ATTN
L/
er
\
NN
. Sc
4,
N
ns
\|
y
ENIWETOK OR
N
BROWN ATOLL
so
C
\
/
Yo
\%
be
.
~
ste,
ws
|e)
a
iu
f i
u
4
.f
Jf
.
o.
7
Z
. x
N
3)"
|
v
\ XN
\
1 CLOUD TOP: 90,000 FT
s'|
Se er POEP ee feeee
—_——
N
ae
9-“~—~
7
' TEWA
SURFACE ZERO
2 CLOUD BASE 50,000 FT
3 CLOUD DIAMETER: 6ON MILES
NOTE: CONTOURS FROM REFERENCE 13
WERE CONSTRUCTED ON THE BASIS OF
EXTRAPOLATED PRELIMINARY DATA AND
ARE SUBJECT TO FINAL CORRECTIONS
METEOROLOGICAL PARAMETERS
| TIME AND SPACE VARIATION OF THE WINO FIELO
1
* BlciNt OR
ESCHHOLTZ ATOLL
“rou
Spey
ao)
4 HOT LINE FALLOUT: FROM 55,000 FT
1
:
:
\
y
'
ad
!
T
PARAMETER ASSUMPTIONS USED
Ww --———r
i
i ‘
”
~\ VX
.
J
: ‘
\ \
.
ry
)
>
NI
ae
h.
P
+3
1
|
7)
~-7
y
~
:;
\
ee oeCs eroo
\
~
“a
FORECAST AREA
OF FALLOUT \
NH
/
-++——
Y
Pa~
)
/
12° ---_-
XN
1
—--—-
|
/
771
"HOT LINE"
]
-
/
fm ne eee oe,
|
|--~-~ FORECAST, -|}-——---
1ee°
}
‘N
-
\
a
\
(r/be ot the)
20°
N
ae
\4
MEASURED ISODOSE
RATE CONTOURS
N
“-
vee"
\
|
-+———"
“
CN]
\.
or
.
*<
\
x
~*~.
"HOT LINE" FN
|
20
rg
fh
\\
|
/
_ ite
4
r
N
7
.
measuREO_
£
3°
-
pee nf wen
/
10"
a
{
i
t
—~—t
t
Figure 4.9 Predicted and observed fallout pattern, Shot Tewa.