Saturday, March 29, 2014

The Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) is still not in force, since it is missing: China,

Jean-Marie Collin Blog Archive Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 and the organization against nuclear testing
Since the establishment of a system of monitoring and detecting nuclear test, it is impossible that a state does not perform this action in the greatest secrecy. However, this detection system also has many uses ...
The Boeing 777 airline Malaysia Airlines disappeared from radar screens Saturday, March 8. Since then, no trace. Assumptions about his disappearance are as many damage, causing a ditching, the terrorist attack galpon or explosion in flight. In the event of the latter explosion due to an explosion, the International Data Centre of the Organization of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) has been mandated by its Secretary General Lassina Zerbo to study the different information received by all listening stations installed in this area. Indeed, infrasound from this potential explosion may have been saved by a station, provided that it occurred near a station of the international monitoring system or "one galpon level or amplitude could be detected ". Assistance that may be welcomed as part of this air disaster.
Despite the non entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban, CTBTO manages and implemented a global network of listening (hydroacoustic, galpon seismic, infrasound, radionuclide) stations to detect any nuclear test. Data are collected in Vienna, headquarters of the IAEA and CTBTO. However, these stations galpon can also be used as part of an alert or a tsunami in detecting the intensity of an earthquake.
China, which has not ratified the Comprehensive Test Ban yet fully involved in the monitoring and identification of any nuclear test. Since the beginning of January 2014, the CTBTO began receiving data from China, which hosts a total of 11 stations: 6 seismic stations, three radionuclide stations and two infrasound stations. A new infrasound station in Beijing should be installed this year, following that of Kunming in southern China, which has been linked to the International Monitoring System (IMS). SSI covers a total of 278 stations in operation. galpon 20 are under construction and 21 are programmed.
The Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (CTBT) is still not in force, since it is missing: China, Egypt, India, Iran, Israel, North Korea, Pakistan and the United States according to the list of 44 countries called Annex 2 (those with military and civilian infrastructure). galpon
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Jean-Marie Collin is a consultant on defense issues. His expertise covers the proliferation and nuclear deterrence, military galpon technology, arms transfers, environmental issues. He has published numerous articles galpon for think-tank European and American. After writing The Bomb, opaque nuclear (Otherwise, 2009) universe, he published Stop the Bomb! (Le Cherche Midi 2013). He is the director galpon of France organization Parliamentarians for Nuclear Non-Proliferation and Disarmament (PNND). Contact: galpon jmcdefenseblog@yahoo.fr
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