Data of the Fukushima Daiichi

Feb. 11, 2013 (Monday)

Photograph taken on Jan. 20

Observations during the Feb.03 week detected no noticeable amount of radioactive iodine or cesium from sea water near the outlets of the Fukushhima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant.  Radiological dose in the air of the plant site, meaured yesterday,is posted on the following page. (Source: TEPCO)  

Feb. 08, 2013 (Friday)

The serious situation remains unchanged, in that workers still have to cool nuclear fuel with water at the melted-down No.1 to No.3 units of the Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant.    For your information, this blog continues to record temperatures measured at the lower part of the pressure vessel of each unit.  Temperatures between Feb. 02 and Feb. 08 are posted on the following page.(Source: TEPCO)  

Feb. 04, 2013 (Monday)

Photograph taken on Jan. 20

Observations during the Jan.27 week detected no noticeable amount of radioactive iodine or cesium from sea water near the outlets of the Fukushhima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant.  Radiological dose in the air of the plant site, meaured yesterday,is posted on the following page. (Source: TEPCO)  

Feb. 01, 2013 (Friday)

The serious situation remains unchanged, in that workers still have to cool nuclear fuel with water at the melted-down No.1 to No.3 units of the Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant.   /.      For your information, this blog continues to record temperatures measured at the lower part of the pressure vessel of each unit.  Temperatures between Jan. 26 and Feb. 01 are posted on the following page.(Source: TEPCO)  

Jan. 28, 2013 (Monday)

The photograph is taken on January 20.

Observations during the Jan.20 week detected no noticeable amount of radioactive iodine or cesium from sea water near the outlets of the Fukushhima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant.  Radiological dose in the air of the plant site, meaured yesterday,is posted on the following page. (Source: TEPCO)  

Jan. 25, 2013 (Friday)

The serious situation remains unchanged, in that workers still have to cool nuclear fuel with water at the melted-down No.1 to No.3 units of the No.1 Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant.   /.      For your information, this blog continues to record temperatures measured at the lower part of the pressure vessel of each unit.  Temperatures between Jan. 19 and Jan. 25 are posted on the following page.(Source: TEPCO)  

Jan. 21, 2013 (Monday)

Observations during the Jan.13 week detected no noticeable amount of radioactive iodine or cesium from sea water near the outlets of the Fukushhima No.1 plant.  Radiological dose in the air of the plant site, meaured yesterday,is posted on the following page. (Source: TEPCO)  

Jan. 18, 2013 (Friday)

The serious situation remains unchanged, in that workers still have to cool nuclear fuel with water at the melted-down No.1 to No.3 units of the No.1 Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant.   /.      For your information, this blog continues to record temperatures measured at the lower part of the pressure vessel of each unit.  Temperatures between Jan. 12 and Jan. 18 are posted on the following page.(Source: TEPCO)  

Jan. 14, 2013 (Monday)

Observations during the Jan.06 week detected no noticeable amount of radioactive iodine or cesium from sea water near the outlets of the Fukushhima No.1 plant.  Radiological dose in the air of the plant site, meaured yesterday,is posted on the following page. (Source: TEPCO)  

Jan. 11, 2013 (Friday)

The serious situation remains unchanged, in that workers still have to cool nuclear fuel with water at the melted-down No.1 to No.3 units of the No.1 Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant.   /.      For your information, this blog continues to record temperatures measured at the lower part of the pressure vessel of each unit.  Temperatures between Jan. 05 and Jan. 11 are posted on the following page.(Source: TEPCO)