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Assessment of indoor radon levels at multiple floors of an apartment building in the historic center of Rome (Italy): a comprehensive study. [PDF]

Environ Sci Pollut Res Int
Soldati G, Ciaccio MG, Cannelli V, Piersanti A, Galli G.   +4 more
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Analysis and Monitoring of Indoor Radon Concentrations of 37 Kindergartens - Beijing Municipality, China, 2023. [PDF]

China CDC Wkly
Yao M, Ding K, Tang X, Wu Y, Song Y, Liu S, Bai B, Zhang L, Ma Y.   +8 more
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Metrology for Indoor Radon Measurements and Requirements for Different Types of Devices. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel)
Tsapalov A, Kovler K.
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Strategy and Metrological Support for Indoor Radon Measurements Using Popular Low-Cost Active Monitors with High and Low Sensitivity. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel)
Tsapalov A, Kovler K, Bossew P.
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Development of a High-Resolution Indoor Radon Map Using a New Machine Learning-Based Probabilistic Model and German Radon Survey Data. [PDF]

Environ Health Perspect
Petermann E, Bossew P, Kemski J, Gruber V, Suhr N, Hoffmann B.   +5 more
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Assessment of indoor radon distribution and seasonal variation within the Kpando Municipality of Volta Region, Ghana. [PDF]

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Amable ASK, Otoo F, Kingsley Buah-Bassuah P, Kwabena Twum A.   +3 more
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Investigations on indoor radon in Austria, Part 1: Seasonality of indoor radon concentration

Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2007
In general, indoor radon concentration is subject to seasonal variability. The reasons are to be found (1) in meteorological influence on the transport properties of soil, e.g. through temperature, frozen soil layers and soil water saturation; and (2) in living habits, e.g. the tendency to open windows in summer and keep them closed in winter, which in
Peter, Bossew, Herbert, Lettner
exaly   +3 more sources

Indoor radon, geogenic radon surrogates and geology – Investigations on their correlation

Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2017
The indoor radon concentration was measured in most houses in a couple of municipalities in Austria. At the same time the activity concentration of radium in soil, the soil gas radon concentration, the permeability of the ground and the ambient dose equivalent rate were also measured and the geological situations (geological units) were recorded too ...
H Friedmann, Valeria Gruber, Franz Josef Maringer   +2 more
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INDOOR RADON IN KUWAIT

Health Physics, 2008
Indoor radon measurements were carried out in 300 dwellings in Kuwait using duplicate sets of charcoal detectors. Measurements were made at three different locations in the dwellings: living rooms, bedrooms, and basements. The results show that the radon concentration in the dwellings of Kuwait was found to vary in the range of 4.0-241.8 Bq m(-3) with ...
Darwish, Al-Azmi, A I, Abu-Shady, A M, Sayed, Y, Al-Zayed   +3 more
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Indoor Radon in the Region of Brussels

Health Physics, 1999
The indoor radon (222Rn) concentration has been measured by charcoal detectors in 278 buildings in the region of Brussels, Belgium. The correlation with the nature of the subsoil can be studied in detail thanks to the available geotechnical map. With a geometrical mean indoor radon concentration of 19 Bq m(-3), Brussels can be considered as generally ...
F, Tondeur, I, Gerardy, D, Christiaens, S, Hallez, J M, Flemal   +4 more
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