Published 1994 | Version v1
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Present status of marine environmental radioactivity survey in the sea of Japan

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  • 1. Science and Technology Agency, Tokyo (Japan). Nuclear Safety Bureau

Description

Science and Technology Agency has been conducting some Marine Environmental Radioactivity Surveys around Japan in cooperation with the relevant organizations (Maritime Safety Agency, Japan Meteorological Agency, Fishery Agency, National Institute of Radiological Sciences, Japan Marine Science and Technology Center, Japan Chemical Analysis Center and Marine Ecology Research Institute). Several artificial radionuclides have been detected but the main origin is supposed to be fall-out. The level trend of marine environmental radioactivity has no anomalies excepting the effect of Chernobyl Accident. The data summarized here are as follows. 1. Marine Environmental Survey of Fisheries near the Nuclear Power Stations, 2. Past Data of Marine Environmental Radioactivity around Japan (Apr. 1982 - Mar. 1991), 3. Marine Environmental Survey of the Sea of Japan (spring, 1993), 4. Marine Environmental Survey of the Sea of Japan (autumn, 1993). In addition, JAPAN-KOREA-RUSSIA JOINT EXPEDITION in the Sea of Japan will start in the middle of March. We are expecting to get valuable data through the EXPEDITION. (J.P.N.)

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Part of:
Proceedings of Japan-Russia joint workshop on radiation safety

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Imprint Title
Proceedings of Japan-Russia joint workshop on radiation safety
Imprint Pagination
242 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 105-123.
Report number
INIS-JP--032

Conference

Title
Japan-Russia joint workshop on radiation safety.
Dates
28 Feb - 3 Mar 1994.
Place
Tokyo (Japan).

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