The Japanese Atomic Energy Authority has online environmental radiation monitors.
The list of stations is here.
The monitoring station at O-arai is the one between Fukushima and Tokyo.
Ambient radiation levels there are 30-40 nGy per hour.
Current levels are around 300 nGy/h - ten times normal.
Acute radiation effects are seen around a dosage of a Gy,
so long way to go - currently getting close to μGy/h.
Things get serious around milliGy/h.
Watch that curve.
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(NB: as is usual with my more "science-y" posts, oversimplification is the rule. --PalMD)
In the first post in this primer series we discussed the nature of electromagnetic radiation.
Final day of the "A Universe of Black Holes" workshop with a session: "Modeling Black Hole Accretion and Outflows" - all MHD sims today...
Chris Reynolds (Univ. of Maryland) starts with - The temporal variability of model accretion disks