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NUKEMAP is a website for visualizing the effects of nuclear detonations.
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Instantly calculate blast loads with our FREE tool. This blast calculator allows you to quickly predict blast loads based on charge weight, standoff distance and angle of incidence, for the most common explosive materials. Imperial. Metric. Explosive Weight. lb. Standoff Distance. ft. Angle of Incidence.
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These rules are known as Quantity-Distance (Q-D) criteria, and are based on the approach derived from the Hopkinson-Cranz Scaling Law, which is further amended by a range of coefficients. It is the basis of much of the work on the estimation of appropriate quantity and separation distances.
It gives information about the ranges of prompt effects (blast, heat, acute ionizing radiation), delayed effects (fallout contamination), and calculates estimates as to the numbers of possible casualties based on an underlying database of global ambient population density.
The Blast Damage Estimation tool provides some simple empirical correlations of explosion consequences from the detonation of a certain amount of explosives at distances of concern: Degree of damage to brick structures and windows, blast related injury levels and maximum effected range by ground vibration.
Nukemap is a website where you can simulate the effects of a nuclear bomb. You can pick where the bomb would go off and how powerful it would be. You can even see what the area would look like after the bomb goes off.
