BaselineRadiocesium monitoring in Indonesian waters of the Indian Ocean after the Fukushima nuclear accident
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Acknowledgments
A part of this work was supported by the Competitive Research Incentive Program (SINAS) 2011–2012, the Indonesian Ministry Research and Technology. The authors are grateful to the captain of RV Baruna Jaya III. They are also grateful to Ms. Wahyu Retno Prihatiningsih and Mr. Pinta Budi for their assistance with sampling and radiocesium analysis.
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