HeatRisk Dashboard
CDC’s HeatRisk Dashboard, developed by CDC in partnership with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), allows people to access important heat and health information in an easy-to-use, intuitive, mobile-friendly interface. Pulling in data from the HeatRisk Forecast Tool, in the Dashboard people can enter their zip code and get personalized heat forecast information for their location alongside protective actions to take. The HeatRisk Dashboard is further supported by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s AIR NOW Air Quality Index, which provides information on local air quality, specifically the presence of pollutants in the air. The Dashboard provides important heat and health information right alongside CDC’s new clinical guidance materials for people at higher risk from heat-related health effects who may need to take more protective actions.
Heat & Health Tracker
The Tracking Program partnered with CDC’s Climate & Health Program to develop the Heat and Health Tracker. This tool allows you to see how extreme heat affects your county. View local, timely data and info to help communities to prepare for and respond to extreme heat events. Search to explore your county, populations who are at risk, and response resources.
Environmental Justice Dashboard
Data on environmental exposures, health burden, and community characteristics are important to identify, understand, and address environmental justice issues. The EJ Dashboard hosts information that can be used to
- determine communities at risk.
- help make informed policy decisions.
- understand how the environment affects health.
Melanoma Dashboard
The Melanoma Dashboard was created through a partnership between the Tracking Program and CDC’s Division of Cancer Prevention and Control. It provides a wide range of relevant state and local data to help communities address their unique melanoma prevention needs. Get quick facts and information or use maps to view state-level data on melanoma and ultraviolet radiation.
CRC SimPLER
CRC SimPLER: “Community Reception Center Simulation Program for Leveraging and Evaluating Resources.”
It is a free online tool for emergency planners. They can use CRC SimPLER when planning for population monitoring during response to a radiation emergency. This tool helps them understand current capacity, potential bottlenecks, and additional resource needs. The Tracking Program created it in partnership with CDC’s Radiation and Health Program.
