Meanwhile the 40-member crew of an unarmed New Zealand navy oceanographic ship, the Tui, have been issued with radiation monitoring badges as it proceeds towards the Atoll.
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"The weather has become so bad that the radiation monitoring equipment became waterlogged and we were worried we couldn't ensure their safety, " said Greenpeace spokeswoman Emma Gibson.
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Sam Ray of Lucasville, Ohio, a 40-year uranium enrichment plant employee, held a voice synthesizer to his throat so he could describe working without protective clothing or radiation monitoring.
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A photovoltaic system in Salem can generate about 61 percent as much energy as a similar system in sunny Phoenix, according to the University of Oregon Solar Radiation Monitoring Laboratory.
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Safecast was established shortly after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in Japan, following the TMhoku earthquake on 11 March 2011 and manages a global open data network for ionizing radiation monitoring.
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The Russian navy said Wednesday it was concerned about a Norwegian buoy with radiation monitoring equipment that had been separated from its anchor and was floating toward the area of the Kursk.
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Radiation monitoring involves the measurement of radiation dose or radionuclide contamination for reasons related to the assessment or control of exposure to radiation or radioactive substances, and the interpretation of the results.
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These movements are escorted by the Ministry of Defence Police Special Escort Group ( MDP SEG ) and specialists travelling in separate vehicles provide technical support in key areas such as radiation monitoring.
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Despite the common opinion about the dangers of radiation in the first Novembers, the background radiation levels in the compartments was usually normal because of relatively effective iron-water radiation protection of the reactor compartment and radiation monitoring.
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The Norwegian program, costing 130 million kroner ( dlrs 21 million ), will provide experts, equipment and funding in four main areas : security at nuclear installations; proper treatment and storage of waste; radiation monitoring; and reduction in danger from derelict weapons.
