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- | After the retrieving process finishes, a world map will be displayed in the right panel. You can zoom in to the geographical area where the nuclear scenario occurred. You can also click the small arrow on the top of the bar separating the left sample set tree and the right panel to maximize the map. | + | After the retrieving process finishes, a world map will be displayed in the right panel. You can zoom in to the geographical area where the nuclear scenario occurred. You can also click the small arrow on the top of the bar separating the left sample set tree and the right panel to maximize the map. The following figure shows that the location of a sample (or person) is denoted by a cross on the map. The colors of the crosses, which are explained by the legend in the bottom-right corner, represent the dose values of the samples. |
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- | You can also hide the sample locations from the map by deselecting the checkbox corresponding to the sample set in the bottom-right control (see the following figure). Since the doses of a sample set can be estimated with multiple curves/ | + | |
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