Applying spatial search techniques to chemical emergency management.

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Subject: Facility mapping systems can assist industries in meeting legislative requirements for emergency planning procedures for hazardous materials. By adding mapping data for surrounding areas and utilizing air dispersion modeling software, facilities may assess the impact of chemical releases upon the local community. A key function to implement such a system is spatial searching ability to determine the entity membership of a given region

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Facility mapping systems can assist industries in meeting legislative requirements for emergency planning procedures for hazardous materials. By adding mapping data for surrounding areas and utilizing air dispersion modeling software, facilities may assess the impact of chemical releases upon the local community. A key function to implement such a system is spatial searching ability to determine the entity membership of a given region

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