215 only reason I can think of at the moment, and then aerial sureye would be called for. DR. BUGHER: Another point of view, the only area where the strontium 90 component would be enough of consequence is probably in the northern island of Rongelap. | That takes pretty detailed and careful ground sampling of soil, plants, and the animals and so on. | BR. DUNNING: It might be of interest to this Alderson Reporting Company Washington, D, C. group that according to the calculations there is about half 10 of microcurie of strontium 90 per square foot up there on 11 one of the islands, and I am very anxious to see how close 12 these theoretical figures become because this is getting up 13 in there,shall I say. 14 DR. BOND: 15 DR. DUNNING: 16 17 18 spelling. MR, HARRIS: If you collect enough, you might be able to sell it for isotope uses. DR. DUNNIXG: 20 MR. HARLEY: Or make your own batteries. 21 DR, BUGHER: One other aspect of the aerial survoy 28 24 | N-a-e-n I believe is the proper 19 22 ARC Which island is that? Yes. is one reason why I asked John iff sorebody from the New York lab would be running it, is that if it is done at all, the calibrations have to be done very carefully and at rather 25 exhaustively, Or of Ey Department . : rN and the thole thing carefully controlled, or Historian’s Oi6 Ge . ARCHIVES X (A