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Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Please be adult enough to answer the question truthfully.
Did the USGS site lie when they state the EPA requested the AVIRIS flyby, YES or NO ?
Originally posted by gavron
...right after you admit that the AVIRIS was not used to detect radiation at the WTC site, and is not even designed to do that.
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Please be adult enough to answer the question truthfully.
Originally posted by gavron
Why should anyone answe any of your questions, ULTIMA1?
An AVIRIS image was obtained at Lake Tahoe on 9 August 1990, along with in situ data. Profiles of percent transmission of monochromatic light, stimulated chlorophyll fluorescence, photosynthetically available radiation,
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
modis.gsfc.nasa.gov...
An AVIRIS image was obtained at Lake Tahoe on 9 August 1990, along with in situ data. Profiles of percent transmission of monochromatic light, stimulated chlorophyll fluorescence, photosynthetically available
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Some more evidence that the EPA was looking at raditaion at WTC.
Originally posted by gavron
Show us a document that states that the AVIRIS was used to detect radiation at the WTC.
Originally posted by gavron
The evidence I posted speaks for itself. .
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
Yes the evidence does speak...
AVIRIS Contribution at the WTC
- 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
for those joining late in the game:
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. For these deployments, the Twin Otter was flown at altitudes of 6,500 and 12,500 feet.
Originally posted by gavron
How odd. The USGS link you provided doesnt say it requested the AVIRIS flyover to check for radiation, but it does mention thermal radiation (aka heat).
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
I notice you left out the fact that the USGS link states the EPA requested the flyover, why is that ? Are you saying the USGS site is lying about that ?
Originally posted by gavron
I noticed you left out the fact that there was no request for the AVIRIS to search for radiation, why is that? Are you saying that NASA is lying about that?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
The thermal radiation found by AVIRIS could be what the EPA was looking for.
Originally posted by gavron
The EPA was wondering if there were hot spots? To check for thermal radiation?
So, then whats all the talk you were going on about DU then? You do know the difference between thermal radiation and the radioactivity from DU?
Originally posted by ULTIMA1
The EPA believed there was radiation caused by DU from the aircraft.