Radiation Map of the World

(radiaverse.com)

16 points by slater3 days ago

4 comments

  • bluecollarworke2 minutes ago
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  • Stitch422358 minutes ago
    The changing scales and meaning while zooming in and out makes it hard to derive conclusion from these measurements.<p>Sometimes it looks like somebody just used a more sensitive or uncalibrated device or is carrying a nuclear warhead around during an entire route of measuring.
    • phyzome19 minutes ago
      Yeah, and I was hoping that you could still look at high-level averaging over a country (&quot;maybe the bad data will average out&quot;) but when I looked at a few hotspots it appears that those all came down to a couple uncalibrated-looking devices.<p>Not very useful or interesting in its current form, unfortunately.
  • defrost13 minutes ago
    That&#x27;s not a radiation map of Australia ( <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;radiaverse.com&#x2F;country&#x2F;au#2.82&#x2F;-27.05&#x2F;133.28" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;radiaverse.com&#x2F;country&#x2F;au#2.82&#x2F;-27.05&#x2F;133.28</a> )<p>This is a radiation map of Australia: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.ga.gov.au&#x2F;bigobj&#x2F;GA13928.pdf" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.ga.gov.au&#x2F;bigobj&#x2F;GA13928.pdf</a> ( gridded data available for d&#x2F;load )
  • DivingForGold23 minutes ago
    Just more NAG SCREENS !