dirtybomb 
Stevens Summer Scholars Research Project under Dr. Alex Wellerstein.
The research aims to create a client-side library to model the impact of a dirty bomb.
Written in ES6.
Use in browser: use the rolled up files in the build/ directory
Use in node: use the rolled up files in the dist/ directory. It has been babel-ed to es5
Updates / Current Research
The plume model is working fine for steady-state plumes. Will now be branching out towards alternatives
that try to account for changing atmospheres. A typical method is puffs, where the plume is broken up into
small segments.
Page 287 has some good stuff.
Puff Models:
Goals
- Dispersion Model
- Radioactive release Model
- Visualization Prototype
Building
Loosely trying to base this on how d3 manages its modularity.
- Requires node / babel / all that jazz
- Run using npm:
npm run build
Testing
Using chai and mocha
npm run test
Documentation
Using esdoc. You should be able to create some nice documentation yourself with an easy command!
npm run doc