Dose Readings Map (as of April 24, 2011)
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1 Dose Readings Map (as of April 24, 2011) Based on the latest values indicated in the press releases at 10:00 and 13:00, April 24. Locations monitored previously: Based on the values converted on April 24 using the ratios to the value of Location No.32.
2 Integrated Dose Estimation Map (Integrated dose up until March 11, 2012) Based on actual values observed up to 24:00, April 21, 2011.
3 at Each Continuous Monitoring Location based on Measured Values (1/2) Location Number Location (Motiroring Area) From Fukushima Dai-ichi NPP Starting Date of Monitoring Air Dose 1 Rate Direction Distance Sv Note (1) Planned evacuation zones 83 Akogi Kunugidaira, Namie Town, Futaba County Northwest 24km 2011/3/ Akogi Ishikoya, Namie Town, Futaba County Northwest 30km 2011/3/ Akogi Teshichiro, Namie Town, Futaba County Northwest 31km 2011/3/ Shimotsushima Kayabuka, Namie Town, Futaba County West-northwest 29km 2011/3/ Tsushima Nakaoki, Namie Town, Futaba County West-northwest 30km 2011/3/ Tsushima Taikogi, Namie Town, Futaba County West-northwest 30km 2011/3/ Kaminogawa, Katsurao Village, Futaba County West-northwest 32km 2011/3/ Aza Ochiai, Oaza Ochiai, Katsurao Village, Futaba County West-northwest 25km 2011/4/ Nagadoro, Iitate Village, Soma County Northwest 33km 2011/3/ Kusano Taishido, Iitate Village, Soma County Northwest 39km 2011/3/ Yagisawa, Iitate Village, Soma County Northwest 36km 2011/3/ Nimaibashi, Iitate Village, Soma County Northwest 44km 2011/3/ Yamakiya Mukaideyama, Kawamata Town, Date County West-northwest 34km 2011/3/ Yamakiya Onukari, Kawamata Town, Date County West-northwest 38km 2011/3/ (2) Other zones 108 Ohara Daihata, Haramachi Ward, Minami Soma City North-northwest 30km 2011/4/ Baba Shimonakanouchi, Haramachi Ward, Minami Soma City North-northwest 23km 2011/4/ Nishimachi, Kashima Ward, Minami Soma City North 32km 2011/3/ Taka Mamegarauchi, Haramachi Ward, Minami Soma City North 21km 2011/4/ Terauchi Motoyashiki, Kashima Ward, Minami Soma City North-northwest 32km 2011/3/ Takamicho, Haramachi Ward, Minami Soma City North 25km 2011/3/ Kawabata, Oaza Tsuruzawa, Kawamata Town, Date County Northwest 47km 2011/3/ Tsuruzawa, Kawamata Town, Date County Northwest 48km 2011/3/ Ishida Hojizawa, Ryozen Town, Date City Northwest 48km 2011/3/ Ishida Hikohei, Ryozen Town, Date City Northwest 46km 2011/3/ Tsukidate Town, Date City Northwest 51km 2011/4/ Aza Minowa, Oishi, Ryozen Town, Date City Northwest 55km 2011/4/ Onami Takinoiri, Fukushima City Northwest 56km 2011/3/ Hikarigaoka, Fukushima City West-northwest 58km 2011/4/ Sugitsumacho, Fukushima City Northwest 62km 2011/3/ Arai Harajuku, Fukushima City West-northwest 66km 2011/3/ Kamiogawa, Ogawa Town, Iwaki City Southwest 26km 2011/3/ Aza Kitaaramaki, Hisanohama, Hisanohama Town, Iwaki City South 31km 2011/3/ Aza Yanomezawa, Ohisa, Ohisa Town, Iwaki City South-southwest 28km 2011/3/ Yotsukura Town, Iwaki City South 35km 2011/3/ Takahagi, Ogawa Town, Iwaki City South-southwest 36km 2011/3/ Hokita, Shiraiwa, Yotsukura Town, Iwaki City South-southwest 34km 2011/3/ Uchigomimaya Town, Iwaki City South-southwest 43km 2011/3/ Aza Shokangoya, Ojiroi, Kawamae Town, Iwaki City West-southwest 32km 2011/4/ Saiso, Miwa Town, Iwaki City Southwest 39km 2011/3/ Utsukushimori, Yamadaoka, Naraha Town, Futaba County South 20km 2011/3/ Nawashirogae, Shimokitaba, Hirono Town, Futaba County South 23km 2011/3/ Aza Shimoda, Ota, Nihonmatsu City West-northwest 43km 2011/3/ Aza Nakajima, Harimichi, Nihonmatsu City West-northwest 44km 2011/3/ Aza Hagidaira, Tazawa, Nihonmatsu City West-northwest 37km 2011/3/ Latest Readings (msv/h) Estimates of Integrated Dose as of March 11, 2012 Sv
4 at Each Continuous Monitoring Location based on Measured Values (2/2) Location Number Location (Motiroring Area) From Fukushima Dai-ichi NPP Starting Date of Monitoring Air Dose 1 Rate Direction Distance (msv) Note 1 89 Toyota Town, Koriyama City West 60km 2011/4/ Aza Choemonbayashi, Otsuki Town, Koriyama City West 63km 2011/3/ Hananouchi, Kamikawauchi, Kawauchi Village, Futaba County West-southwest 29km 2011/3/ Aza Hayawata, Kamikawauchi, Kawauchi Village, Futaba 76 County West-southwest 22km 2011/3/ Aza Miyawata, Shimokawauchi, Kawauchi Village, Futaba 43 County West-southwest 22km 2011/3/ Aza Shimo, Niitate, Funahiki Town, Tamura City West 41km 2011/3/ Aza Tomioka, Yamane, Tokiwa Town, Tamura City West 33km 2011/3/ Aza Kashima, Yamane, Tokiwa Town, Tamura City West 32km 2011/3/ Furumichi, Miyakoji Town, Tamura City West 21km 2011/3/ Aza Uchimachi, Tokiwa, Tokiwa Town, Tamura City West 34km 2011/3/ Aza Suityuuchi, Minamiutsushi, Funehiki Town, Tamura City West-northwest 37km 2011/3/ Aza Babakawara, Funehiki, Funehiki Town, Tamura City West 41km 2011/3/ Aza Ushirota, Kamiutushi, Funehiki Town, Tamura City West-northwest 35km 2011/3/ Furumichi, Miyakoji Town, Tamura City West 21km 2011/4/ Aza Yakata, Tokiwa Town Nishimuki West 37km 2011/3/ Aza Ozawakawashiro, Funehikimachi, Tamura City West 39km 2011/3/ Yamakami-kaminamiki, Souma City North-northwest 41km 2011/4/ Nakano-teramae, Souma City North-northwest 42km 2011/3/ Ononiimachi-tatemawari, Ono Town, Tamura County West-southwest 39km 2011/3/ This table was jointly compiled by the Nuclear Safety Commission, MEXT, and the Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency. *1 Shown values are integrated values monitored from 6:00, March 12 through 24:00, April 21. The same estimation method as that used by the Nuclear Safety Commission on March 28, 2011 is used, whereby the values are estimated by multiplying the monitored values by 0.6 in consideration of the reduction effect of wooden buildings (0.4) when staying outdoors for eight hours and indoors for 16 hours. *2 For locations where the monitoring was started on or after March 19, the dose data for the period from March 16 to the day before the start of monitoring has been derived by assuming that the dose has changed in proportion to changes at Location No. 32, where the steepest dose change has been observed. *3 Shown values are the latest air dose rates monitored by the time of the press release at 10:00, April 22. As for locations [*5] where actual values have been obtained by a simple integrating dosimeter, the values are the integrated values monitored since the time of the previous data sampling divided by the time lapsed. *4 Shown values have been obtained by the same method as that mentioned in *1, while supposing that the latest monitored values [*3] will stay unchanged on and after April 22. *5 For the period where actual values monitored by a simple integrating dosimeter are available, such values are indicated. Latest Readings (msv/h) 3 as of March 11, 2012 (msv) 4 To prepare the isogram map of estimated integrated doses, the values for a total of 2,138 locations were used (the 63 locations mentioned above plus the air dose monitoring locations mentioned below [2,075 locations]). (1) Air dose rates observed in the emergency environmental monitoring conducted by Fukushima Prefecture from March 20 to April 21: 91 locations (2) Air dose rates observed in monitoring conducted by MEXT on April 9 in Katsurao Village and Namie Town: 16 locations (3) Air dose rates observed within the area covered by the isogram map in the grid survey conducted by Fukushima Prefecture from April 12 to April 16: 1,790 locations (4) Air dose rates observed inside the 20 km zone in monitoring conducted by MEXT and TEPCO on March 30 and 31, and April 2, 18 and 19: 178 locations
5 March 12 Changes in Air Dose Rate Readings Monitoring date and time Notes: In cases where more than one reading was taken during the six-hour period, the maximum value is plotted. The dotted lines show estimates assumed as being proportional to the value at location 32, not measured values. Air dose rate (μsv/h)
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