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TABLE 11
Contribution of Induced Activities to the H + 1 Reference Intensity for
Fallout From Some Test Shots
chot
JANGLE, "“s"
i(1) =
p29
wpe?
237
wpe’?
0.0227
0.00957
0.2097
Sum
(values in 10713 r/nr per fission/s
q tt)
0.1799
0.106
JANGLE, “U"
0.106
CASTLE, Bravo
0.101
CASTLE, Romeo
0.119
CASTLE, Koon
0.130
CASTLE, Union
0.079
REDWING, Zuni
0.055
REDWING, Flathead
REDWING, Navajo
REDWING, Tewa
"0.064
PLUMBBOB, Diablo
0.018
PLUMBBOB, Shasta
0.018
PLUMBBOB, Coulomb C 0.005
0.013
0.119
0.013.
0.119
0.013
0.001
0.030
0.145
0.015
0.001
0.048
0.183
0.016
0.001
0.147
0.010
0.002
0.015
0.106
0.007
0.002
0.001
0.065 _
ELETED
_ D __.
ee
0.008
0.002
0.019
0.09
0.002
0.020
0.002
0.020
0.001
0.006
be less efficient collectors than the surrounding terrain (all stations
used in Table 12 are land stations) and that q for a non-biased collection should not be greater than about 1.0.
The a/a values are separated
by Operation Because different collectors or collecting platforms were
used in each.
DOENG
The values of (1.0) of q/@ indicate the station values used to
calculate G. This is not done for the PLUMBBOB Shots since all the
values except 2 were used in calculating q. In taking the respective
@ values as the estimate of q for the two different terrains (EPG and
NTS), the assumption is implied that there was no collecting bias at
the stations involved.
The ratio of the average q value for all the
stations to that for the no-bias stations (1.e. where q is less than
about 1.0) is the average station collecting bias factor. This is
1.88 for the Operation CASTLE collectors (Chemical Corps, CWL) and
1.55 for the Operation REDWING collectors (NRDL).
For tbe PLUMBBOB
shots, the sampling bias was assumed to be absent for the collectors
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