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Worldwide Modeled Transport of Radiation From the Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Plant
Computer simulation starting 12 GMT March
12, 2011 of the transport of cesium-137 as particulate matter from the
Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant in Japan. The simulation
accounted for size-resolved emissions of cesium, horizontal and vertical
transport of aerosol particles containing cesium, cloud drop and ice
crystal activation of aerosol particles containing cesium, coagulation
of aerosol particles containing cesium with cloud drops, ice crystals,
and graupel, tracking of cesium in hydrometeor particles from entry to
precipitation, aerosol-aerosol coagulation, aerosol sedimentation,
aerosol dry deposition, condensational and dissolutional
growth/evaporation of aerosol particles containing cesium, and internal
aerosol chemistry and hydration of aerosol particles containing cesium.
The simulations were performed with the GATOR-GCMOM computer model. Graphics were prepared by John Ten Hoeve. Note: concentration units are uBq/m^3 (ignore the LOG). Contact: Mark Z. Jacobson
http://www.stanford.edu/group/efmh/jacobson/fukushima.html
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