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Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Sorry but you do not state the complete fact.
I guess i have to get the mods in here to settle ths since you refuse to be adult enough to see and admit to the facts as posted.
Originally posted by gavron
Unless you are stating that Roger Clark from the USGS did not contact NASA to request the AVIRIS flyover, then my facts and data is 100% correct.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
NO, your facts are not 100% correct. The USGS contacted NASA AFTER the EPA originally requested the use of AVIRIS.
Originally posted by gavron
Please explain to us all why it said Roger Clark from the USGS contacted them.
In response to requests from the EPA through the USGS, NASA flew AVIRIS on a De Havilland Twin Otter over lower Manhattan at mid-day on September 16 and 23, 2001.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Roger Clark contacted NASA because the EPA requested the AVIRIS through the USGS. As shown by the USGS site.
On the 14th of September Roger Clark of the USGS called to say there was a concern with asbestos contamination at the WTC disaster site.
Through the support of NASA HQ and others AVIRIS flew the disaster site on the 16th, 18th, 22nd and 23rd.
AVIRIS contributed in three areas
- Hot spot location and temperature determination
- Asbestos mapping
- Debris composition and distribution mapping
Originally posted by gavron
Thank you for confirming my data.
Funny how you keep avoiding the radiation issue.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
I did not confirm your data, i showed that you are ony half right and that you will not admit that the EPA requested te AVIRIS.
Funny and sad how you keep avoiding the fact that the EPA requested the AVIRIS. WHY IS THAT?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
The EPA requested (through the USGS) NASA do a flyover of the WTC area using the AVIRIS system to check for hotspots, and toxic or radiation in the area.
Originally posted by gavron
No, it is 100% right. It if was half right, that means Roger Clark contacted someone, or NASA was contacted by someone other than Roger Clark.
I have proven that NASA was not requested to check for radiation.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Its only half right becasue the EPA requested the AVIRIS throug the USGS.
The OP is 100% correct.
Originally posted by gavron
But Roger Clark from the USGS contacted NASA. Proven fact. Not sure why you cannot understand that.
The OP has no evidence to back up the ridiculous radiation claim.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
But is does have evidence that the EPA requested the AVIRIS.
And the EPA suspected radiation at the WTC.
Originally posted by gavron
Please, ULTIMA1, show us the report from NASA where they did ANY checks for radiation.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
We are waiting.
Originally posted by gavron
It is not our fault that your OP was shot down by data directly from NASA. .
The Airborne Visible / Infrared Imaging Spectrometer (AVIRIS), a hyperspectral remote sensing instrument, was flown by JPL/NASA over the World Trade Center (WTC) area on September 16, 18, 22, and 23, 2001 ( Link to the AVIRIS JPL data facility). A 2-person USGS crew collected samples of dusts and airfall debris from more than 35 localities within a 1-km radius of the World trade Center site on the evenings of September 17 and 18, 2001.
Results of our mineralogical characterization studies, chemical leach tests, and AVIRIS mapping provide further support for the EPA and New York Department of Public Health recommendations that cleanup of dusts and the WTC debris should be done with appropriate respiratory protection and dust control measures.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
NASA did not request the data the EPA, USGS and Department of Health did as shown i the OP source.
You do know that NASA was only responsabe for the flight but the data was requested by other agencis? Please read the bolded parts.
Originally posted by gavron
Yes, the USGS did request NASA do the flyover, and that fact was shown in the data I provided. That is not questioned.
But no requests were made to NASA to check for radiation.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
No, the EPA requested the flyover through the USGS, that fact has been shown.
Because NASA was not in charge of collecting and analizing the data, only the flight, as facts show. Facts also show that the EPA believed radiation was at the site.
Originally posted by gavron
So, are you saying NASA and the JPL was lying when they wrote this report?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
NO, you are saying that USGS lied when they stated that the EPA requested the AVIRIS.
Originally posted by gavron
Please show me where I stated the USGS lied.
In response to requests from the EPA through the USGS, NASA flew AVIRIS on a De Havilland Twin Otter over lower Manhattan at mid-day on September 16 and 23, 2001.