Indoor Radon Concentrations in Kindergartens from Different Regions of Yugoslavia

Vapotic, J.; Krizman, M.; Šutej, T.; Peternel, M.; Djuric, Gordana; Popović, Dragana; Planinić, Josip; Faj, Zdravko; Kljajic, R.; Stegnar, P.; Kobal, I.

doi:10.1093/rpd/45.1-4.487

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“…In almost all indoor radon surveys, the great majority of measurement locations were dwellings. However, other measurement locations were also selected in some surveys: schools and kindergartens (Iceland (Jónsson et al, 2015), Luxembourg (Kies et al, 1997), Russia (Zhukovsky et al, 2012), Slovakia (Vicanova et al, 1998; Vladár et al, 1996), Slovenia (Humar et al, 1995; Vaupotic et al, 1992), Ukraine (Pavlenko et al, 2014)), industrial buildings and workplaces (Azerbaijan (Hoffmann et al, 2017), Moldova (Ursulean et al, 2013), Luxembourg (Kies et al, 1997), Italy (Carelli et al, 2009)), swimming pools (Iceland (Jónsson et al, 2015)), spa buildings and caves (Slovakia (Vicanova et al, 1998)) and underground Telecom inspection rooms (Italy (Carelli et al, 2009)).…”

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Qualitative overview of indoor radon surveys in Europe

Pantelić

Čeliković

Živanović

et al. 2019

Journal of Environmental Radioactivity

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The revised European Directive from 2013 regarding basic safety standard oblige EU Member States to establish a national action plan regarding the exposure to radon. At the same time, International Atomic Energy Agency started technical projects in order to assist countries to establish and implement national radon action. As a consequence, in recent years, in numerous countries national radon surveys were conducted and action plans established, which were not performed before. In this paper, a qualitative overview of radon surveys performed in Europe is given with a special attention to the qualitative and conceptual description of surveys, representativeness and QA/QC (quality assurance/quality control).

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