RadNet near-real-time data can be viewed on EPA’s Central Data Exchange (CDX) website at
http://www.epa.gov/cdx.
Radiation emergency response experts can request access to a restricted RadNet data site, where all RadNet data is housed before being released for public access. As EPA develops a unified federal transparency system, additional data summaries and characterizations will be developed for wider communication and access.
The classification of the data requires the user to create a username and password before accessing the
site.
Instructions for accessing the RadNet CDX website:
1. Go to www.epa.gov/cdx
2. On the left side select “Login”
3. On the new left side select “registration”
4. Select “continue”
5. Select “I accept”
6. Enter your information including a password
7. When given the list of access programs, select Radiation Network (RadNet)
8. There is one more required field that pops up and enter N/A into that
9. After an option to select more programs, you will be taken to the RadNet page.
RadNet filter data gets posted quarterly to Envirofacts for public access:
http://www.epa.gov/enviro/facts/topicsearch.html#radiation.
EPA is currently examining ways to enhance the accessibility and characterization of the data.
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