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What is RadMap?辐射地图是什么

Designed for use by Emergency Responders

RadMap is an interactive desktop tool featuring a nationwide GIS map of long-term radiation monitoring locations across the United States. It also provides access to key information about the monitor and the area surrounding it.

What is it for?用来干什么的In the event of a Radiation ReleaseRadMap can help emergency responders collect information, develop assessments, and determine the placement of deployable monitors. Desktop access could be critical should other systems fail in an emergency.RadMap helps EPA in its Homeland Security responsibilities and it was recommended by the Conference of Radiation Program Directors and EPA’s Science Advisory Board (SAB).
Purpose of RadMap辐射地图的目的Radiation MonitoringThe objective of RadMap is to provide a national resource for emergency responders and other practitioners in radiological information.Today, radiological topics are often in the forefront of news stories, and we hope that RadMap will be seen as a resource used to foster the growth and development of radiological awareness.
How can it be used?RadMap provides easy access to:

• Monitor locations
• Points of contact for specific monitoring systems
• What data is being collected and how often
• Real-time and long-term data, where available online
• Geographic features such as nearby roads and bodies of water
• Mileage of locations from other points on the map

Users can highlight an area to identify key information about the monitor and to characterize the monitor location.
Related Links相关链接

• RadNet info on the Envirofacts page
• Does EPA monitor radiation?
• Commonly encountered Radionuclides

RadMap Spatial Accuracy（空间精度）1 o = 60 nautical miles or ~ 69 statute miles

• 0.1 * 69 miles = 6.9 miles
• 0.01 * 69 miles = 0.69 miles
• 0.001         * 69 miles = 0.069 miles = 364 feet
• 0.0001 * 69 miles = 0.0069 miles = 36.4 feet
• 0.00001 * 69 miles = 0.00069 miles = 3.64 feet
• 0.000001        * 69 miles = 0.000069 miles = .364 feet = 4.4 inches

To six decimal places, the White House is at latitude 38.898748 longitude -77.036521, so changing the last 8 to a 9 in the longitude would be a difference of 4.4 inches.

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About RadMap
In the event of a radiation release, RadMap can help emergency responders collect information, develop assessments, and determine the placement of deployable monitors. Desktop access could be critical should other systems fail in an emergency.

Users can highlight an area to identify key information about the monitor and to characterize the monitor location. RadMap provides easy access to:

Monitor locations;
Points of contact for specific monitoring systems;
What data is being collected and how often;
Real-time and long-term data, where and when available online;
Census and other information on population centers;
Geographic features such as nearby roads and bodies of water;
Mileage of locations from other points on the map.
RadMap monitoring locations and data currently include monitors from Department of Energy (DOE) facilities, nuclear power plants, RadNet, Desert Research Institute, and states. RadMap requires the free ArcReader software (需要使用ArcReader软件)(http://www.esri.com/arcreader)



RadMap Signup Form(想进去的话还必须注册)Notice: This website is for Official Use Only. Please do not post a link to this website on any other website or distribute this link to any other party.

Designed for use by emergency responders, especially for when the internet is unavailable, RadMap is an interactive desktop tool featuring a nationwide geographic information systems (GIS) map of long-term radiation monitoring locations across the United States with access to key information about the monitor and the area surrounding it. More about RadMap....

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呵呵。这个有意思，好象中国有几个城市已经做了这样的地图！