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TitleNumerical study of transport pathways of 137Cs from forests to freshwater fish living in mountain streams in Fukushima, Japan
Alternative title放射性セシウムの森林からの流出が淡水魚の濃度に与える影響に関する解析的検討
PublisherElsevier
AuthorKurikami, Hiroshi
AuthorSakuma, Kazuyuki
AuthorMalins, A.
AuthorSasaki, Yoshito
AuthorNiizato, Tadafumi
Issued date2019-11
Languageeng
Page106005\_1p.-106005\_11p.
Typereport
DescriptionTo assess the uptake of Cs-137 (137Cs) by freshwater fish, we developed a compartment model for the migration of 137Cs on the catchment scale from forests to river water. We modelled a generic forest catchment with Fukushima-like parameters to ascertain the importance of export pathways of 137Cs from forests to river water for the uptake of 137Cs by freshwater fish. The results suggest that the decreasing trend of 137Cs in river water and freshwater fish was due to combination of the decreasing trend in the forest leaves/needles and litter compartments, and the increasing trend in soil. The 137Cs concentrations within these forest compartments plateau at around ten years after the fallout due to 137Cs circulation in forests reaching an equilibrium state.
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URIhttp://f-archive.jaea.go.jp/dspace/handle/faa/232674