Co-creating new tools to measure and monitor gamma radiation
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Information about incidents concerning nuclear radiation usually takes around 3 days to reach citizens.
With GammaSense we hope to bring this down considerably. It is possible to measure gamma radiation with tools you probably already have today: any smartphone, laptop or tablet can basically do the trick!
Information about incidents concerning nuclear radiation usually takes around 3 days to reach citizens. With GammaSense we hope to bring this down considerably. In the pilot GammaSense, Waag Society is scouting the possibilities to design and build new tools that can be used with and by civilians that want to monitor gamma radiation.
Bergen op Zoom, Eindhoven and Maastricht, are all cities in the south of Holland that are closely located to Dutch, Belgian and/or German nuclear power plants. The target group for these workshops consists of citizens, hackers, civil servants and experts in the field of radiation that will help co-create the tool and strategy to deploy this infrastructure in the future.
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