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Radiation Map Tracker displays worldwide radiation

Radiation Map Tracker displays worldwide radiation

Via our network of sensors

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32 reviews
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 25, 2011
  • July 2, 2017

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Developer

Black Cat Systems
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About

Monitor global radiation levels in real-time through a network of volunteer-run sensors. View ionizing radiation readings on an interactive world map, zoom into specific areas, and track historical data. Understand radiation levels in your vicinity and globally.

✓Worldwide radiation sensor network
✓Real-time radiation readings
✓Interactive world map display
✓Zoomable location data
✓Historical reading charts
✓Adjustable data smoothing
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What's New in Radiation Map Tracker displays worldwide radiation

1.3

July 2, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Updates for iOS 10 64 Bit

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User reviews

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Bad app

Map is displayed
No radiation readings
Do not buy
App is broken
N7OzN7Oz

I should have read the reviews.

As a proof of concept it would have been ok if it was free, but zero is exactly what it’s worth.
FieldAgentFieldAgent

Don’t bother

The app shows very few counters so few world wide it is not worth it. You can find better data on the web.
dncardncar

Monitoring Glen Rose Plant

I started using this app while researching radiation exposure planning. With a nuclear plant nearby, I had discovered reports of high levels of over 300 for several days a few years back. The reports were from the public and stated even with multiple calls to the plant (one posing as a higher govt agency), no release of information was given out to the public.
As I searched, this was the only option I found for real time monitoring. There were originally 2 sites right at the plant reporting. Those went away leaving only 1 in the DFW area.
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radman2008radman2008

DO NOT BUY THIS APP!!!

This app is useless! Doesn't show accurate live data at all! Total ripoff! >:(
Erin.gobraErin.gobra
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FAQ

What does Radiation Map Tracker do?

Radiation Map Tracker displays worldwide ionizing radiation levels in real-time. It connects to a network of volunteer-run sensors to show current readings on an interactive world map. You can zoom in on specific locations to see detailed data and historical trends.

How are the radiation readings obtained?

The app utilizes a network of constantly updating, real-time nuclear radiation detectors operated by volunteers. These readings are displayed in uR/hr, a standard unit for measuring radiation.

Is this app free to use?

Based on the provided information, this application is a paid app. Purchasing a copy grants access to its features for monitoring radiation levels.

Can I see past radiation readings?

Yes, tapping on a radiation reading on the map will bring up a chart displaying the last few days' worth of readings. You can also adjust the number of samples averaged to smooth out variations and observe subtle changes over time.

What are typical background radiation levels?

Typical background radiation levels near sea level are generally between 10 to 20 uR/hr. Higher readings can naturally occur at higher elevations due to cosmic rays from outer space.