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Radiation sensing - Conundrum - September 17th, 2018 Hi, had some intriguing ideas today. As many people might be aware, there is a global network of radiation/environmental sensors called uRADMonitor. I had a thought, could they be supplemented with more accurate timekeeping so that gamma ray flashes (TGFs) can be tracked as well as overall radiation level? TGFs are believed to originate from electron-positron annihilation events inside thunderstorms as well as conventional X-rays. The detector grid would need to be synchronized to a few us to get any sort of useful data on these, ideally using something like an MSF/Droitwich radio similar to the ones used in weather stations. In this case each "node" would also have an OCXO or similar with its reference used to "tag" detected events. This would also provide precise details of location using basic triangulation with each sensor position known via web interface. Anyone have any ideas please? -A RE: Radiation sensing - SpookyZalost - September 18th, 2018 wait are we talking earth's surface or space based radiation flashes? and if surface reasons any particular reason why you want to track gamma ray flashes? I don't think anyone's doing any nuclear testing? RE: Radiation sensing - Thomas - September 21st, 2018 What a great first post lmao RE: Radiation sensing - SpookyZalost - September 21st, 2018 @ thomas: as a tinkerer and mad scientist type I'm somewhat intrigued lol. RE: Radiation sensing - Thomas - September 2nd, 2019 3.6 Roentgen, not great but not terrible. RE: Radiation sensing - Darvince - September 5th, 2019 Context please? Did you get a radiation sensor? Based on the radiation xkcd it seems quite good to me RE: Radiation sensing - SpookyZalost - September 5th, 2019 I would also like an answer to that lol. |