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Nuclear Bombing Simulation Plan Philippines

The document outlines a plan to simulate a nuclear bombing in the Philippines through a simulation. The simulation aims to promote awareness, prepare citizens, and simulate factors like the bomb type, target location, height of drop, energy level, and effect of wind on radiation spread. It would model the areas and casualties affected to educate people on nuclear bombing situations.

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Nuclear Bombing Simulation Plan Philippines

The document outlines a plan to simulate a nuclear bombing in the Philippines through a simulation. The simulation aims to promote awareness, prepare citizens, and simulate factors like the bomb type, target location, height of drop, energy level, and effect of wind on radiation spread. It would model the areas and casualties affected to educate people on nuclear bombing situations.

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Title: Nuclear Strike Bombing in the Philippines

I. Plan of Simulation

Goals

Objectives
- To promote awareness on Nuclear bombing situations.
- To create a simulation on Nuclear bombing and prepare the citizens for the situation.
- To simulate different situations or factors that affect the nuclear magnitude.
- To simulate and show the areas that might be affected on a particular nuclear bombing.
- To simulate the total casualties affected by the bombing.

Equipment
1. Bomb
2. Bomb Type

Environment

II. Components

Structure of Model

Environment

Process

Factors:
[Link] of Nuclear armory to use.
[Link] location of bombing.
3. Height of the drop of the bomb
4. Amount of energy in (kt) unit supplied in the nuclear weapon
5. Wind that may change the direction of the radiation.

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