Monitoring Gamma Radiation

The Neighborhood Environmental Watch Network, known as NEWNET, is able to give early indications of increases in radiation due to radioactive particulates in the air.

Portable Espanola
Espanola Portable, Northern New Mexico Community College, NM

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Entered	By	Comment	View
3/8/2000	Connon Odom	The small 15.9 µR/Hr Gamma radiation spike at 1525Z on 7 Mar must be regarded as a real event since it is coincident with a similar spike on the normal NNMCC NEWNET station. These 2 stations are located side-by-side on the NNMCC campus in Española.	Station Info	Data Graph
1/31/2000	Connon Odom	The 1440Z transmission on 30 Jan 00 was not received.	Station Info	Data Graph
1/25/2000	Connon Odom	This portable station was placed in operation on 24 Jan at 2337Z to investigate the larger than average diurnal variation in Gamma radiation (almost 2 µR/Hr) measured by the station at NNMCC. The PIC for this poratable is located 20" east of and 4" lower than the NNMCC PIC.	Station Info	Data Graph

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