CT-Analyst aims to be the fastest, most-accurate hazardous airborne plume modeling tool available to both military and civilian first-responders (IMAGE)

Naval Research Laboratory

CT-Analyst aims to be the fastest, most-accurate hazardous airborne plume modeling tool available to both military and civilian first-responders

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Computer Scientist Adam Moses run a scenario through the Naval Research Laboratory’s (NRL) 3D computer-simulated mapping and modeling program called Contaminant Transport Analyst, or CT-Analyst®, Jan. 8, 2025. Data can be run through the program to illustrate the shape and direction of a plume from the release of chemical, biological, and radioactive substances to help first responders quickly and accurately plan for response coordination, a key priority in a densely populated metropolis like D.C. (U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Jeffrey Troutman) 

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U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer 1st Class Jeffrey Troutman

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