Fine tuning of siting a nuclear power plant with special consideration to population distribution

This paper is a study of three positions, among many, of a site area of a nuclear power plant in an imaginary site with imaginary given characteristics. The study investigates the positives and negatives of placing the nuclear power plant in certain key positions in a seashore longitudinal site with consideration to population distribution around the site. The purpose of this paper was to protect the citizens of the city close to the plant but in the end, it recommended that the nuclear power plant be placed in the middle of the site to be as far away as possible from the growing city that is turning to be a population center on the south of the site, but not in its downwind and simultaneously be far enough from the transient population in summer/second houses as their swimming sea water might be substantially contaminated in case of an accident.