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Station Updates
The following stations update every hour- Garden Valley
- Goldfield
- Medlin's Ranch
- Nyala
- Sarcobatus
- Stone Cabin
- Tonopah
- Twin Springs
- Warm Springs
Provisional Data Notice
It is the intent of the CEMP to provide to the public accurate, near real-time monitoring data through this web site. However, it should be noted that these data are provisional and therefore may be subject to change. Provisional data may be adjusted for various reasons including disruption of sensors, instrument calibration, equipment failure, and problems with data transfer. These data are not valid until thoroughly reviewed and evaluated by the Desert Research Institute. Data users are cautioned to carefully consider the provisional nature of this information before any application, particularly for decisions that concern personal or public safety or the conduct of business that involves substantial monetary or operational consequences. Information concerning the accuracy and appropriate uses of these provisional data may be obtained by contacting the Western Regional Climate Center at wrcc@dri.edu or by calling (775) 674-7010.
Data Collection Program
The Community Environmental Monitoring Program (CEMP) is a network of monitoring stations located in communities surrounding the Nevada Test Site (NTS) that monitor the airborne environment for manmade radioactivity that could result from NTS activities. CEMP is a joint effort between the Department of Energy, Nevada Operations Office, and the Desert Research Institute of the Nevada System of Higher Education. (more...)To access data for a station, click on a site's name or triangle.
News
- Sep. 19, 2008. Two new pages to view the most recent data for the CEMP network are now available. The first is a page with a table of all stations and their most recent data; the second is a map of a most recent data element at each station.
- Aug. 14, 2008. Results from the CEMP offsite water tests reporting tritium levels is now available below in the Links section.
- Oct. 11, 2007. A report detailing the Milford equipment malfunction the cause of anomalous gamma radiation readings is now available here.
- On October 5, 2007, the Desert Research Institute, which manages the CEMP for the DOE, National Nuclear Security Administration Nevada Site Office, gave a presentation to the State of Utah Radiation Control Board detailing the occurrence of the anomalous gamma readings at Milford, as well as a summary of the analyses conducted, and the conclusion that equipment malfunction was identified as the cause of the readings. Download a PDF of the presentation.
- Aug. 7, 2007. Milford Gross Alpha and Beta Results are now available on the status page.
- Updated information on recent gamma readings at the Milford station. View Report of Analysis.
- All CEMP stations now have available a Climatological and Gamma Radiation Summary.
Links
Cooperating Agencies
U.S. Deptartment of EnergyDesert Research Institute
Western Regional Climate Center