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A corpus of maps depicting the amount and location of radiation after the Fukushima nuclear crisis
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Original Emission Forecast Map (reported on Mar. Delete the scoop?
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放射線量等分布マップは、東京電力（株）福島第一原子力発電所から放出された放射性物質の影響について、詳細に確認いただけるようにすることを目的として文部科学省が実施している様々なモニタリングの結果をもとに、作成したものです... Delete the scoop?
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Mainichi Daily NewsFukushima municipality heads concerned over lifting of evacuation advisoryMainichi Daily NewsResidents dressed in clothing to protect them from radiation prepare to board a bus on Aug. Delete the scoop?
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#Fukashima #Japan #Radiation #Map #Worse Than #Expected http://t.co/wCwoD1bz #TCOT #Radioactive #Meltdown #Contamination #Global #Danger... Delete the scoop?
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東電や政府にいいようにあしらわれないために知っておきたい話Fukushima Fallout THE BIGGEST PROPAGANDA FROM THE IAEA yesterday: www.youtube.com EVERYONE SHOULD BOOKMARK AND MONITOR THIS WEB ... Delete the scoop?
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Six months after the nuclear meltdowns in Fukushima Prefecture, the public's awareness of the threat posed by radiation is entering a new phase: the realization that the biggest danger now and in the future is from contaminated soil. Delete the scoop?
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Geiger Maps Jp is a web service to visualize the radiation doses in various locations registered at Pachube (patch-bay), a platform to store, share, and discover environmental data. Various timeline-views are available to compare ... Delete the scoop?
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This site is collecting visual information related to the current crisis in Japan. Mail: jan.lindenberg@iidj.net Twitter: @jCiv_IIDj Delete the scoop?
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As of the end of August, a total of 101,931 residents from 12 cities, towns and villages in Fukushima Prefecture that are subject to a range of evacuation measures were forced to live outside their municipalities. Some locations near the crippled nuclear power plant are estimated to be contaminated with accumulated radiation doses of more than 500 millisieverts a year, diminishing residents' hopes of a homecoming anytime soon. The city of Minamisoma had the most evacuees, at 25,184, followed by the town of Namie at 20,115. The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology estimates that annual radiation doses will top 20 millisieverts at 35 locations within the no-go zones. Decontamination is also a major issue faced by affected municipalities in the emergency evacuation preparation zones. Via Enformable Delete the scoop?
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This Sunday (11 September) marks the six-month anniversary of the triple meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan. The accident has slipped from the headlines, but new data is coming out all the time. Some of the most recent findings are allowing the best comparison yet of Fukushima with Chernobyl. (...) Delete the scoop?
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0.3% of the overall activity of cesium-137 released directly into the sea by the Central Fukushima Dai-ichi, estimated by IRSN in paragraph 1.3. The map in Figure 4 shows the spatial distribution of the deposit on the sea area ... Delete the scoop?
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Way beyond the 'Exclusion Zone!' enough said. Children's Heart Attacks in Fukushima 6 month anniversary www.youtube.com Cancer won't kill people if heart... Delete the scoop?
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MINAMISOMA, Fukushima -- Residents in this city, some areas of which fall within the 20-kilometer no-entry zone from the crippled Fukushima No. Delete the scoop?
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Fairly high levels of accumulated radioactive cesium in Chiba and Saitama prefectures were shown in a new contamination map released by the science ministry on Sept. 29. Delete the scoop?
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BBC NewsWhat the NRC really knew about FukushimaSmartPlanet.com (blog)In June, Japanese map publisher Zenrin plotted radioactive contamination data from independent scientists and local governments. Delete the scoop?
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Yasushi Totoki et Shinji Hijikata / Yomiuri Shimbun
(traduction) Un nombre croissant de résidents ont exprimé leur mécontentement sur les différentes normes appliquées par le gouvernement pour désigner des sites avec des taux de radioactivité jugés élevés comme zones recommandées pour l'évacuation à l'occasion de la crise nucléaire en cours.
Via Pascal Faucompré, J-Christophe Plantin 
's comment, August 17, 2011 2:18 PM
C'est un reportage très intéressant. Merci à RK
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Présentation des informations en temps 15 heures 26 minutes 10 Septembre, 2011 Profondeur de 1 Fukushima South Street Village 下 松本 Tenei Tenei village Koriyama à Koriyama, Préfecture de Fukushima Nakadori Via Etienne Servant Delete the scoop?
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The belt of high-level radioactive contamination that extended to the northwest of the stricken Fukushima No. Delete the scoop?
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