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Originally Posted by kato13
Back when googlemaps was simpler I had a great interactive map for thermal, fallout, blast. Might try to rebuild it when I get some time. If you need gelocated data for strikes let me know.
Here are the static maps I made
https://forum.juhlin.com/showthread.php?t=851 |
Happy to collaborate.
The nuclear calc stuff I'm doing is mostly automated using python scripts. It takes about 1 minute to calculate the casualty totals from a Twilight scenario sized attack. The population data from the source I listed is high resolution point data, so I'm guessing the numbers are more accurate than what you can get from say nukemap.org (the pop data is also from 2000, so it will be more canon accurate as well).
Once I get the code cleaned up to where I'm not embarrassed to post it, I'll put it up on github. Right now, it's functional but ugly. Python isn't my main language, and it shows.
For fallout modeling, I'm working here and there on incorporating hysplit (really, pysplit) for atmospheric modeling of fallout patterns.
As an aside, David Teeter has a github where he's built a target database for the United States:
https://github.com/davidteter/OPEN-RISOP
Granted, it's for modern day, but the detail in it is impressive.