Radioactive Fallout Deposition & Land Remediation
Interactive 3D simulator of a radioactive plume drifting on the wind and depositing contamination on terrain: watch gamma dose-rate build up cell by cell, let Cs-137 or I-131 decay over time, and remediate hotspots by removing contaminated topsoil.
This simulator models how radioactive contamination spreads across a landscape after a release: particles carry activity downwind, settle onto a terrain grid, and build up a surface dose-rate field you can watch update cell by cell in real time. Switch between a short-lived isotope like Iodine-131 and a long-lived one like Caesium-137 to see how radioactive decay reshapes contamination over days versus decades, track live dose-rate, contaminated-area and cumulative-dose readouts at a fixed monitoring point, and remediate the worst hotspots by simulating topsoil removal — the same triage real environmental-response teams use after a radiological incident.
Watch a radioactive plume drift on the wind and deposit contamination across a terrain grid, apply isotope-specific radioactive decay over time, and remediate hotspots by simulating topsoil removal while tracking live dose-rate readouts.
3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install