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Download the latest radiation data (“space dose rate”) dump as a gzipped CSV file: station_data_1h.csv.gz (recommended): contains only the values of the last hour. Recommended for repeated downloads. GZip compressed to save bandwidth. station_data_1h.csv: Same as if above, but uncompressed. In case you have trouble with the compression. station_data.csv.gz contains complete data starting March 1,
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Status of the Nuclear Reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi Power Plant None of the six reactors at the plant have operated since the earthquake. But explosions have damaged four of the buildings, and fuel in the reactors and spent fuel stored in the buildings has partially melted, releasing radioactive materials. Updated as of April 29, 4 p.m. EDT. All reactor status updates are listed in Japan time.
A week after a 9.0 earthquake and resulting tsunami leveled large swaths of northeastern Japan, effects of the disaster are still rippling across the country and the world. Misery of the victims continues unabated, as shelter, food, water, and fuel have become dear. A nuclear facility crisis has both troops and workers scrambling to keep the situation from getting worse, while foreign governments
Operation Tomodachi MATSUSHIMA AIR BASE, Japan - A U.S. Air Force MC-130T cargo plane arrives here March 16 carrying with 25,000 bottles of water. Service members from the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force, III Marine Expeditionary Force , United States Army Japan, and the U.S Army's 1st Corps met the plane and helped offload 25,000 bottles of water intended for Operation Tomodachi. Marines and sail
Rickey Henderson, baseball Hall of Famer and MLB stolen base king, dies at 65Henderson played for nine teams in his 25-year MLB career and won two World Series and an AL MVP award.
原子力安全技術センターは、原子力の安全の確保や健全な発展のために設立された公益財団法人です。放射線障害防止法に基づく業務、原子力防災に関する業務、原子力安全の確保に関する研究や講習会の開催、そして国際交流なども行っています。 原子力安全技術センターとは？戦後、急速に発展する日本において放射線は生活に不可欠なものとなりました。そこで国による放射線の安全規制が必要になり、1980年「財団法人放射線安全技術センター」が設立されました。 1986年、事業の範囲を原子力全般に拡大し、原子力防災に関する業務も開始。SPEEDIネットワークシステムを取り入れ、放射線障害防止法に基づく登録機関業務、原子力防災に係る国等の支援業務、その他原子力安全の確保に関する業務を行っています。 公式サイト スクリーンショット【センターのあゆみ】1980年 放射線安全技術センターの名称で設立1981年 放射線障害防止法に
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Information on this site is based on the official announcement by Japanese Government ** Translation by volunteer students of KEIO University, friends in partner Universities in Asia and suppporters from worldwide.** | Japanese | English and Others | From MEXT ( Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology ) Radiation Exposure in Daily Life (March 15th, 2011) Radiation Exposure
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Yokohama, Japan I SET out from my home in the port city of Yokohama early in the afternoon last Friday, and shortly before 3 p.m. I checked into my hotel in the Shinjuku neighborhood of Tokyo. I usually spend three or four days a week there to write, gather material and take care of other business. The earthquake hit just as I entered my room. Thinking I might end up trapped beneath rubble, I gra
On August 23, a magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck the Piedmont region of the U.S. East Coast near Mineral, Virginia. This was an intraplate earthquake – most earthquakes are interplate, meaning that they occur on fault lines that bound tectonic plates. Intraplate earthquakes tend to be much less frequent and much smaller in magnitude than interplate… On August 23, a magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck t
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With hundreds still missing, and 75 already confirmed dead, rescuers struggled to find survivors on the second night after a devastating earthquake struck Christchurch, New Zealand's second largest city Tuesday. Buildings crumbled into the streets after the 6.3 magnitude earthquake, which geologists consider an aftershock to a 7.1 earthquake that caused no casualties in September. Tuesday’s temb
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