Ⅱ. Information Sources Related to the Disaster
1. Radiation
1) Radiation levels
(1) Measurement data for radiation levels around the nuclear power facility
(2) Observation data for spatial distribution of doses per region
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Ministry of the Environment
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Fukushima Prefectural Disaster Policy Division
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Tsukuba research institutions
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High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK)
(3) Dose projections, including internal exposure
(4) Designated projections of International Atomic Energy Agency
2) Radiation in tap-water
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Impact of Fukushima No.1 Nuclear Power Plant Accident on tap-water in Ibaraki Prefecture
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Monitoring results for radioactive substances in tap-water in Ibaraki Prefecture
3) Wind direction and speed
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Atmospheric Environmental Regional Observation System : AEROS
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Fukushima Prefecture Atmospheric Environment
2. Disaster Waste
1)Ministry of the Environment
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Ministry of the Environment
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Cabinet Office, Government of Japan
2)Academic, etc.
3) Materials relating to the Disaster Response Network
- Great East Japan Earthquake Information Page
- Ⅰ-1.Appropriate treatment and disposal of disaster waste and waste contaminated by radioactive substance
- Ⅰ-2. Clarifying behaviors for radioactive substances in multimedia (atmosphere, soil, water, plants, organisms and ecosystems, etc.)
- Ⅰ-3. Studies and projections on environmental change originating from the disaster and associated effects
- Ⅰ-4. Details of research outcomes presented at the NIES Public Symposium
- Ⅰ-5. An Overview of Research on Disaster Environment
- Ⅰ-6. (1) Tsukuba City radioactive substances and radiation measurements
- Ⅰ-6. (2) Research outcomes etc., from NIES researchers (Presented prior to the occurrence of the Great East Japan Earthquake)
- Ⅰ-6. (3) Kankyo Tenbodai (Environmental Observatory), search service for disaster information relating to environment in environmental information media
- Ⅱ. Information Sources Related to the Disaster
- An Overview of Research on Disaster Environment
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