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“the types:of ‘fallout defined and desaribed (Kellogg, RAtt)
B.
Local fallout (Kellogg, RAND)
1.
The observed fnllout patterns
a,
Patterns of external radiation in Nevado ond
PPG
b.
Phyaical, chomical, and radiochemical
properties
c.
Progremming of loosl fallout
2. The predictability of local fallout
a.
Theory of prediation
b.
Models of radioactivity within the nuslear
cloud! (Nevade and PPG); dependonce on typr
and yield of weapon and scavenging material
0,
Mateocrological transport with examplen of
fallout under different winds and In minsive
attacks
C.
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d,
Uncertainties in modela and netecrolory
e,
Weathering and redeposition of particien
f.
Decay
Intermediato and delayed fallout (Dr, Machte)
1.
The production and distribution of fallout in tho
atmosphere
a.
JCAE
Dependence on height of burst, ylold, type
of explosion, end scavenging material (may
duplicato information to be covered in itom V)
b,
Observed or Jnferie.. snysical, chemienl, end
rodiochomical propertizn with special refar-.
ence to fractionation
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