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Explore a global map of serious nuclear accidents, categorized by their INES level. View accident locations and access detailed Wikipedia articles for each event. Data includes accidents of level 4 or higher, plus significant level 2 and 3 events worldwide.
What's New in INES Maps
1.11
August 9, 2017
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. When the Internet connection is disabled, a setting confirmation message is displayed.
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What is the INES scale used for in INES Maps?
The INES scale (International Nuclear Event Scale) is used to categorize the severity of nuclear accidents. INES Maps displays accidents based on their INES level, with data focusing on level 4 or higher, and significant level 2 and 3 events.
Does INES Maps provide real-time accident data?
INES Maps focuses on historical nuclear accidents that have occurred in the past. The data includes significant events up to the last update in August 2017, not real-time information.
Can I access accident details offline with INES Maps?
The description does not specify offline capabilities. However, the app displays accident locations and links to Wikipedia articles, which typically require an internet connection to access.
What devices is INES Maps available on?
INES Maps is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It was last updated in August 2017 with version 1.11.
How frequently is INES Maps updated?
The app was last updated on August 9, 2017, with version 1.11. Prior to that, it was released on September 23, 2014. Future update frequency is not indicated.
What is the age rating for INES Maps?
INES Maps has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children and adults, with no mature content expected.
Does INES Maps have ads?
No, INES Maps does not contain advertisements. It is a free application without any in-app purchases or ads.
What kind of accidents are included in INES Maps?
INES Maps includes data on serious nuclear accidents with an INES level of 4 or higher. It also features main level 2 and 3 accidents globally, and specific accidents in Japan and China since 1995.



