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the total doses of the shipboard. and island-based personnel; no fallout
was experienced as a result of Shot KOON. Shipboard personnel received
additional exposure from hulls and salt water piping systems that had
become contaminated from operating in the radioactive waters of Bikini
Lagoon. From the reconstructed radiation environments, both topside and
below, an equivalent film badge dose is caiculated and compared to
actual dosimetry data. Agreement is very good during badged periods
when the ships received significant fallout. When topside intensities
were not documented, generally late in the operation when intensity
levels were low, agreement is not as good. Calculated ship
contamination doses of significance are in excellent agreement with
limited available dosimetry data. Calculated average doses for
shipboard personnel range from a low of 0.19 rem for the crew of the
USS LST-825 to a high of 3.56 rem for the crew of the USS PHILIP.
Average doses on the residence islands of Enewetak and Kwajalein Atolls
are 1.09 rem and 0.32 rem, respectively.
Major Descriptors: *CASTLE PROJECT -- FALLOUT; *CASTLE PROJECT -- NUCLEAR
EXPLOSIONS; *MILITARY PERSONNEL -- RADIATION DOSES; *NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS
-- FALLOUT, *SHIPS -- CONTAMINATION
Descriptors: DOSIMETRY; RADIOACTIVITY; SHIELDING; WATER
Broader Terms: DOSES; EXPLOSIONS; HYDROGEN COMPOUNDS; NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS;
OXYGEN COMPOUNDS; PERSONNEL
Subject Categories: 450202*
Weaponry -- (-1989)
-- Explosions & Explosives -- Nuclear --
10/5/571
01802513
(Item 271 from file: 103)
BRA-11-040120; EDB-86-126377
Author(s):
Takahashi,
Title:
Pacific island solar monitoring program
P.K.
Title: Hawaii Natural Energy Institute annual report, July 1982-June 1983
Corporate Source:
Hawaii Univ. at Manoa, Honolulu (USA). Hawaii Natural
Energy Inst.
Publication Date: 1983
p 23-25
Report Number(s):
DOE/SF/11846-Tl
Order Number: DE84001826
Document Type: Analytic of a Report;
Language: English
Journal Announcement: EDB8608
Numerical data
Availability: NTIS, PC A06/MF AO0l.
Subfile:
TIC
(Technical
Information Center)
Country of Origin: United States
Country of Publication: United States
Abstract: The Pacific island global insolation study developed as one small
component of a much larger renewable energy assessment program proposed
by HNEI for the US Pacific island territories. The initial proposal
submitted by HNEI to the US Department of Energy (USDOE) called for a
comprehensive
solar,
wind,
and biomass
energy assessment program for
American Samoa, the Marshall Islands, the Federated States of
Micronesia, Palau, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands. What finally
emerged for HNEI was an $8000 solar monitoring subcontract for nine
Pacific island sites, as a part of a larger agreement between USDOE and
the Hawaii Department of Planning and Economic Development for $50,378
on technical assistance in energy applications for the US Pacific
Territories. HNEI’s role was to receive and to reduce the data tapes
into easily interpreted global insolation values. A secondary objective
was to provide advice and limited servicing to help keep the nine
stations operating. The table presented summarizes the global
insolation data recorded from June 1982 through May 1983.
Major Descriptors:
Descriptors:
*INSOLATION -- EXPERIMENTAL DATA;
DATA ACQUISITION;
HAWAII
Broader Terms: {DATA; FEDERAL REGION IX;
NUMERICAL DATA; USA
Subject Categories:
9003827
140100*
INFORMATION;
*OCEANIA --
INSOLATION
NORTH AMERICA;
-- Solar Energy -- Resources & Availability