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I have made short research through Internet to find world list of nuclear reactors with it geographical position to include it on our map and I didn't find any one...
So, I have amended "registration" script to make possible to create our own one :)
http://radioactiveathome.org/scripts/radreg/addea.php
If you like add one, please feel free to add it :)
Constantly updated map is available under:
http://radioactiveathome.org/map/mapr.php
Obviously, this new map is for temporary use only as I work on it, but maybe soon we (with your help) get most updated one?
Ps. This page is (I think) useful to use for adding reactors...
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Ignore above information.
I have complete list of operating reactors (more than 400) added to map (test one). After some test I will add it to main radioactivity map...
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Cool idea creating a map. Not listed there is an Australian 20 megawatt research reactor. Coordinates: 34°03′05″S 150°58′44″E
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-pool_Australian_lightwater_reactor
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One of our detectors are on it's way to Australia already :)
Should be soon visible on map.
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You might want to add these two research reactors in Germany:
- 48°15′57″ N, 11°40′27″ E (inactive)
- 48°15′57″ N, 11°40′33″ E (20MW, active)
Both reactors are operated by the University in Munich. The first one was switched off in the year 2000. The second one is operational since 2004.
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