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| 2/9/2004 | Ed Lopez | The gamma spikes on February 5, and Februray 6, 2004, were cause by incoming shipments from the Off-Site Source Recovery Project. | Station Info | Data Graph |
| 2/26/2004 | Ed Lopez | The gamma spikes recorded on the Area G NEWNET Stations, on February 22 and 24, 2004, were caused by snow and rain on those dates. | Station Info | Data Graph |
| 7/15/2003 | Ed Lopez | The gamma spike of 27.7 microR/hr on July 15, 2003, at approximately 10:00 AM (4:00 PM GMT) was the result of a Low Level Waste (Hot Cells) Disposal from TA-48. | Station Info | Data Graph |
| 7/9/2003 | Allen Treadaway | The gamma sensor was calibrated on 7/08/03 at about 13:46 GMT. | Station Info | Data Graph |
| 6/9/2003 | Ed Lopez | Gamma spikes during the last week of May were caused by rainfall events at Area G. | Station Info | Data Graph |
| 3/19/2003 | Ed Lopez | The slight gamma elevations (approx. 24 microR/h) on March 13 and March 18, 2003, were caused by operational activities at Area G. Disposal of the Omega West Reactor liners took place on these dates. | Station Info | Data Graph |
| 3/12/2003 | Ed Lopez | The gamma spike of 35.6 microR/H on March 11, 2003, at 5:30 PM (GMT) was caused by the disposal of an Omega West Reactor Liner at Area G. | Station Info | Data Graph |
| 3/3/2003 | Ed Lopez | The peaks in the gamma data during the evening of March 2 and continuing into March 3 were caused by a slight amount of snowfall. | Station Info | Data Graph |
| 3/3/2003 | Ed Lopez | The spike of 32.4 microR/H on Februray 27, 2003 at 10:15 GMT was caused by the Omega West Reactor liner disposal. | Station Info | Data Graph |
| 2/20/2003 | Mike McNaughton | The 28.3 microR/h spike at 8:45 PM UTC was caused by the Omega-West-reactor liner. | Station Info | Data Graph |
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