I have to agree with Mr. Troja.
Although Iodine is a great indicator, your gonna have to show me another isotope, or two, for validation!
That's one isotope that is produced in very appreciable quantities for the medical industry. So far we've seen a lot of information addressing exposure rates at and around the facility, but nothing addressing any air sample analysis, (Isotopics). I'm under the opinion that no analysis were completed due to a lack of operational equipment. It's very possible that Iodine from the event may reach our shore's, but we have our own sources of production and an absolute finger pointing issue is rediculous!
There are two available sources that supply information on Fission Product Yield; The May West curve, which is probably politically incorrect to use in todays professional environment and the Chart of the Nuclides, which designates fission products via a black triangle, (bottom of the page). Fission yield is also indicated in percentage on the chart.
As far as detectable Iodine, ESPECIALLY at the -13 level, I believe someone forgot the percentage of ERROR associated with the count....(+/- a Maybe)?
Have a Great Day...RG!