Reports of the Influence of Radiation for Agriculture The 14th Report
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#1 Opening Address [JP]
Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, the University of Tokyo has held seminars on disaster area support every few months since the occurrence of the Great East Japan Earthquake, and we have reached the 14th time to hold the seminar. This time, we would like to report the outcome of an approximately six-year survey on the radioactive contamination of soils and rivers with the foc…
#2 Looking Back on the Previous Reports [JP]
Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, the University of Tokyo has held seminars on disaster area support every few months since the occurrence of the Great East Japan Earthquake, and we have reached the 14th time to hold the seminar. This time, we would like to report the outcome of an approximately six-year survey on the radioactive contamination of soils and rivers with the foc…
#3 Where Does the Radioactive Cesium Come from that Moves in and Flows out of the Rivers of the Forest Area of Fukushima? [JP]
Where does the radioactive cesium come from that accumulated in a dam lake? Prof. Shiozawa reports its cause revealed by the survey and future prospect. NOTE: This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
#4 Monitoring of the Radioactive Cesium Flowing out of a Small Forested Catchment [JP]
Prof. Nishimura presents the survey on the radioactive cesium flowing out of a small forested catchment, which is expected to influence the farmland around the forest. NOTE: This lecture was conducted only in Japanese.
#5 Closing Address [JP]
Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, the University of Tokyo has held seminars on disaster area support every few months since the occurrence of the Great East Japan Earthquake, and we have reached the 14th time to hold the seminar. This time, we would like to report the outcome of an approximately six-year survey on the radioactive contamination of soils and rivers with the foc…
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