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In response to the Fukushima nuclear reactor accident, on March 20th, 2011,Natural Resources Canada conducted aerial radiation surveys over water just offof the west coast of Vancouver Island. Dose-rate levels were found to beconsistent with background radiation, however a clear signal due to Xe-133 wasobserved. Methods to extract Xe-133 count rates from the measured spectra, andto determine the corresponding Xe-133 volumetric concentration, were developed.The measurements indicate that Xe-133 concentrations on average lie in therange of 30 to 70 Bq/m3.

Aerial Measurement of Radioxenon Concentration off the West Coast of Vancouver Island following the Fukushima Reactor Accident