Japanese Government Finally Divulges What It Has Been Hiding: Radiation Simulations

[flamingdem]

Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Japanese Government Finally Divulges What It Has Been Hiding: SPEEDI Radiation Simulations from March 12

(UPDATE) The earliest simulation was done at 4:00PM on March 11, assuming the leak of radioactive materials started at 4:00PM. (To see the simulation, go to the bottom of the post.)

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Now, after more than 50 days and after so much contamination of soil, water, air and ocean with radioactive iodine, cesium, strontium, plutonium, americium, curium, among other yet to be disclosed nuclides that have exposed the residents in Japan to heightened internal and external radiations, the Japanese government simply dumps the SPEEDI simulation data on the Ministry of Education's website.

What is, really, the point of telling us now? To say... what? They're sorry that they didn't tell you about the simulation when the radioactive materials were coming at 10,000 terabecquerels/hour and they knew it but were afraid people would freak out? I suppose the people in the administration and in the government would rather have a significant increase in cancer and other illnesses several decades down the line, because by that time they may be no longer in the government or no longer in this world.

SEE LINK FOR SIMULATIONS
http://ex-skf.blogspot.com/2011/05/japanese-government-finally-divulges.html

[Mnemosyne]

1. Thank you for keeping on this, flamingdem. So important. K&R for truth and visibility. n/t

[flamingdem]

3. thanks! nt

[SpoonFed]

2. This isn't as important as the real data...

which I believe they are also hiding.

http://www.bousai.ne.jp/eng/

Is the network I've been watching since almost the beginning and ALL the sensors in the two prefectures closest two the disaster are offline and "under servey" (typo is theirs) which I think is just code for taken offline due to their pattern of information disappearing.

How about releasing the measurements from the two prefectures from the past two months?
Lying bastards.

[flamingdem]

4. So this is current data from Speedi

It's not totally clear but that's what it seems to be

[SpoonFed]

5. Is that a question?

Yes, supposedly the link i posted has been almost real-time sensor information with the two affected prefectures missing. I'd like to see some chronologically-intact measurements from sensors networks or equipment and not what appears to be the heavily vetted and white-washed information in the form of these crappy PDFs they've been pushing out.

As someone else pointed out these prediction models are basically starting from a flawed premise in the first place.