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== Problem & Motivation ==
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== Background ==
 
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    The challenge scenario puts the analyst into a fictional town of St Hilmark.
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The challenge scenario puts the analyst into a fictional town of St Hilmark.
    St Hilmark is a large city with 19 different neighborhoods, each with its unique characteristics and living conditions.
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St Hilmark is a fictional city with 19 different neighborhoods and is home to a vibrant community of 246,839 people located in the Oceanus Sea. It is home to the world-renowned St. Himark Museum, beautiful beaches, and the Wilson Forest Nature Preserve. St. Himark is one of the region’s best places to have a family and enjoy life.
 
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== Problem ==
 
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Unfortunately, a series of earthquakes hit the town within the week period of 6th April 2020 to 10th April 2020. It was reported that the nuclear plant was damaged resulting in a leak of radiation contamination which affected employees' cars. Now, the city’s government and emergency management officials are trying to understand if there is a risk to the public while also responding to other emerging crises related to the earthquake as well as satisfying the public’s concern over radiation.
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An earthquake hit the town within the week from 6th April 2020 to 10th April 2020. A nuclear power plant was damaged and resulted in radiation leakage. It was reported that the nuclear plant was damaged resulting in a leak of radiation contamination which affected employees' cars.
 
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Due to the adverse effects of radiation contamination, there is a need to highlight and understand the impact of the radiation leak. An interactive visualization has been build to visualize the radiation readings provided by both static and mobile sensors. The dashboard will help to identify possible radiation contamination sites and cars that could have traveled in St Hilmark or left the town vicinity.
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The city’s officials are trying to understand if there is a risk to the public while also responding to other emerging crises as well as satisfying the public’s concern over radiation.
 
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== Motivation ==
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Help St. Himark’s emergency management team combine data from the government-operated stationary monitors with data from citizen-operated mobile sensors to help them better understand conditions in the city and identify likely locations that will require further monitoring, cleanup, or even evacuation.

Revision as of 00:01, 12 October 2019

St Hilmark Logo ChanHuangSuan.png VISUALIZATION OF ALWAYS SAFE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT

Project Details

Data Processing

Tableau Visualization

References

Background

The challenge scenario puts the analyst into a fictional town of St Hilmark. St Hilmark is a fictional city with 19 different neighborhoods and is home to a vibrant community of 246,839 people located in the Oceanus Sea. It is home to the world-renowned St. Himark Museum, beautiful beaches, and the Wilson Forest Nature Preserve. St. Himark is one of the region’s best places to have a family and enjoy life.

In one corner of a neighborhood lies the pride of the city, the Always Safe nuclear power plant is the one and only power-producing facilities in St Hilmark. However, the plant was not compliant with international standards when it was constructed and is now aging. Always Safe agreed to provide funding for a set of carefully calibrated professional radiation monitors at fixed locations throughout the city. To demonstrate that the nuclear plant's operations were not affecting the city, a group of citizen scientists had developed homemade sensors that could be deployed to citizen's cars. These sensors will continually monitor and provide live radiation reading uploaded to the web via the user's cell phone.

Problem

An earthquake hit the town within the week from 6th April 2020 to 10th April 2020. A nuclear power plant was damaged and resulted in radiation leakage. It was reported that the nuclear plant was damaged resulting in a leak of radiation contamination which affected employees' cars.

The city’s officials are trying to understand if there is a risk to the public while also responding to other emerging crises as well as satisfying the public’s concern over radiation.

Motivation

Help St. Himark’s emergency management team combine data from the government-operated stationary monitors with data from citizen-operated mobile sensors to help them better understand conditions in the city and identify likely locations that will require further monitoring, cleanup, or even evacuation.