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yes, great resource. Still, I know there exists and official network of radiation detection in Europe yet data is not accessible (except maybe here [0]) and w
by jojo2000 6y ago
yes, great resource. Still,
I know there exists and official network of radiation detection in Europe yet data is not accessible (except maybe here [0])
and we would need historical data to see fluctuations over natural threshold (more than 24H)
[0] https://era.org.mt/en/Pages/Ionising-Radiation-Monitoring-Stations.aspx https://era.org.mt/en/Pages/Ionising-Radiation-Monitoring-St...
- morsch 6y agoThat's the same data I posted (Radioactivity Environmental Monitoring, EURDEP), in a smaller frame. As for historical data, the REM map easily lets you go back to March... I'm sure the older data is available, too.
- jojo2000 6y agomy bad, didn't look at the options enabling wider time frame, thanks !
- jojo2000 6y agoI couldn't find a single radioactivity sensor in europe urad's network. regarding the first website, I couldn't find a way to have a range bigger than 24h.
- morsch 6y agoI couldn't find a single radioactivity sensor in europe urad's network. https://snipboard.io/FkpN0c.jpg https://snipboard.io/FkpN0c.jpg regarding the first website, I couldn't find a way to have a range bigger than 24h. https://snipboard.io/fOmbWe.jpg https://snipboard.io/fOmbWe.jpg Maybe I'm missing something...
- simpss 6y agoAll EU citizens have access to public sector datasets. If you know who is gathering/organizing the data, shoot them an e-mail and they should give you the data. This right comes from the "European Code of Good Administrative Behaviour" Article 22. https://www.ombudsman.europa.eu/et/publication/en/3510 https://www.ombudsman.europa.eu/et/publication/en/3510