[Asked by reporters if he* thought his adversary was too strong for him to take on alone, Eto seemed confident. "The public opinion has changed completely since 3-11, and the world is not as it used to be. So I don't think I'm fighting something that is as strong as it was before." Eto is encouraging on Fukushima residents to join forces with him to sue the government.] *Takanori Eto From University of Tokyo Files Lawsuit Against Japanese Government for Negligence
* Japan Today (Sept 21 2011): The enigma of Japan's nuclear power (Vấn đề đặc thù của một quốc gia hay sao?)
*Xem thêm (cũng trên blog này - June 14 2011): Phỏng vấn Dr Iven Mareels về quản lý các trường hợp khẩn cấp như vụ Fukushima
[ Về nhu cầu thu thập nhanh chóng dữ kiện thông tin ngay từ lúc ban đầu (khi sự cố xảy ra), Dr Mareels cho rằng xã hội phải vào cuộc.
Trích: "IBM just launched a large research project focused on, how can we get information to help us deal better with emergency responses. One of the things that is emerging, is to use social networks. Information gathered from iPhone, Android Phones, any smart-phone, and combined with real data that you can get from sources. Then you patch that together into a model, and use that to better make decisions. People are grappling with that at the moment, I would say most emergency services are not set up to be able to deal with real catastrophes of that nature and size." ]
* Atomic Power Review (July 9 2011) - Fukushima Daiichi: Almost at a milestone. Một tóm lược tình hình về Fukushima Daiichi rất tích cực và đáng đọc.
* Yahoo! News - AP (June 19 2011): New report shows early chaos at Japan nuke plant. [...To activate an air-operated part of the vent, workers had to borrow a compressor from a contractor. And the workers who had to get close to the unit for the venting had to get protective gear from the offsite crisis management center, 5 kilometers (3 miles) away from the plant.]
* NPR (June 20 2011): Reports: Why Things Fell Apart At Fukushima Plant
* Japan Today (Sept 21 2011): The enigma of Japan's nuclear power (Vấn đề đặc thù của một quốc gia hay sao?)
*Xem thêm (cũng trên blog này - June 14 2011): Phỏng vấn Dr Iven Mareels về quản lý các trường hợp khẩn cấp như vụ Fukushima
[ Về nhu cầu thu thập nhanh chóng dữ kiện thông tin ngay từ lúc ban đầu (khi sự cố xảy ra), Dr Mareels cho rằng xã hội phải vào cuộc.
Trích: "IBM just launched a large research project focused on, how can we get information to help us deal better with emergency responses. One of the things that is emerging, is to use social networks. Information gathered from iPhone, Android Phones, any smart-phone, and combined with real data that you can get from sources. Then you patch that together into a model, and use that to better make decisions. People are grappling with that at the moment, I would say most emergency services are not set up to be able to deal with real catastrophes of that nature and size." ]
* Atomic Power Review (July 9 2011) - Fukushima Daiichi: Almost at a milestone. Một tóm lược tình hình về Fukushima Daiichi rất tích cực và đáng đọc.
* Yahoo! News - AP (June 19 2011): New report shows early chaos at Japan nuke plant. [...To activate an air-operated part of the vent, workers had to borrow a compressor from a contractor. And the workers who had to get close to the unit for the venting had to get protective gear from the offsite crisis management center, 5 kilometers (3 miles) away from the plant.]
* NPR (June 20 2011): Reports: Why Things Fell Apart At Fukushima Plant
