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Regional Geology Web Map Application Development: Javascript v2.0

Russell, Glenn
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This is a milestone report for the FY2017 continuation of the Spent Fuel, Storage, and Waste, Technology (SFSWT) program (formerly Used Fuel Disposal (UFD) program) development of the Regional Geology Web Mapping Application by the Idaho National Laboratory Geospatial Science and Engineering group. This application was developed for general public use and is an interactive web-based application built in Javascript to visualize, reference, and analyze US pertinent geological features of the SFSWT program. This tool is a version upgrade from Adobe FLEX technology. It is designed to facilitate informed decision making of the geology of continental US relevant to the SFSWT program.

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12 MANAGEMENT OF RADIOACTIVE AND NON-RADIOACTIVE WASTES FROM NUCLEAR FACILITIES58 GEOSCIENCES97 MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTINGGEOLOGYMAPPINGMAPSSPENT FUEL STORAGEWaste RepositoryWeb Map Application

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Russell, Glenn. 2017-06-19. Regional Geology Web Map Application Development: Javascript v2.0. https://doi.org/10.2172/1376204

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