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RadMap: Enhancing Emergency Response Capabilities

RadMap provides quick access to radiation monitoring data nationwide for emergency responders. Access the map, online database, and population statistics to support homeland security efforts efficiently. This is not a regulatory program but aims to improve emergency response. Contact Jacolyn White for more information.

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RadMap: Enhancing Emergency Response Capabilities

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  1. RadMap ISCORS Briefing April 12, 2007

  2. Agenda • Background and Overview of RadMap • Demonstration of RadMap Center for Radiation Information

  3. Background • Requested by CRCPD RadNet Task Force • Recommended by SAB • Support Homeland Security Efforts Center for Radiation Information

  4. Purpose • Provide emergency responders with quick and easy access to available radiation monitoring information, nationwide • Includes following info • Monitoring system, location, organization, equipment • Contact info • Data when url for online database is already available • Population data from 2000 census Center for Radiation Information

  5. Access • Available on password protected site • Access the map and internet connections • Download RadMap on for ready access • Registered participants receive e-mail updates Center for Radiation Information

  6. Note This is not a regulatory program, but instead an effort to improve our emergency response capabilities Center for Radiation Information

  7. Next Steps • Continue to populate the map • Determine access rules for password protected site • Review comments from reviewers and make appropriate modifications Center for Radiation Information

  8. Contact • Jacolyn White • Center for Radiation Information • U.S. Environmental Protection Agency • 1200 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. (6608J) • Washington, D.C. 20460 • Phone: 202-343-9474 • white.jacolyn@epa.gov Center for Radiation Information

  9. DEMONSTRATION Center for Radiation Information

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