§ EVENT AND DESCRIPTION OF EXPOSED G@OUPA seem es ONS ret ee 1.2 carried out, ner was its operating condiven known to be satsfactory under (he emerrency Whole Body Gamma Doses condition prevaiting at the time of une Tus Fenwaven Vans a of external done given in Table 1.1 were calculated from readings of For these reasons the later reading. ehich wove higher than the early survey by an average of eadistion Aichi siives mmrumenta” Averages of a number of cone rate measurements on each a) percent when corrected to the same times, were uned in computing the desws luted. The Mot ruments used for the later messurements were calibrated just priog to the surveys. idand at a given time were usei. The read. ings were taken in air, approximately three feet above ground, several days after the inhab- ER RE. RRCn wT OnE De 36 ~7+2-- OGM SOURCE SPEC TOU mmm (OF IONTE PLANE ,5 me 08 ‘ t ' ' g zo ' ‘ ‘ ' a ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' = Ho' o ' ' ' ‘' ' ‘ S ‘ t ' z rw uw « ri ‘ ros ‘ +t 4 O t 0 t it 4 ' ' ' 1 : ' i 1 ' ‘ 200 ' q iL ' ‘ 400 ' yoo ' ton \ 4 a t ' ' jes ‘ ’ : ' t rd ' ; ' ‘ a 1 ‘ 1 * 10} ‘ ' t I 600 on t ! ' ' 1 i) roy! , ' t i ' , oe ' — 800 1900 ENERGY (KEV) :i To 1$0€¢ Fiatas 1.2—Diatribution of mherent cacrnes of yamema radiation from muted fasion products, and hiatngram of degraded energica produced by Campton scattering at lerel of infinite plane 3 fect in atr abore antformly-diatributed flasiom products flefd. tants were evacuated. Before this time, adequate surveys with well calibrated instruments had not been possible, although readings had been taken with a single survey meter at the tine of evacuation. However, preliminary calbration of this austrament diad not) been eee "Aries Muay cqufandens AN DPebe cf 1.21 Characteristics of the Gamma Radiation The fallout material, when deposited on the ground, formed a large planar source of radia: tion, The energy distribution of the radiation reaching an exposed imadividanal was infnencedl by its passage through the intervening air, A knowledge of the energy spectrum of the ra-

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