Airborne radon concentration measurements using gas-flow ionization chambers and the effects of temperature changes

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Title	Airborne radon concentration measurements using gas-flow ionization chambers and the effects of temperature changes
Alternative title	Airborne radon concentration measurements using gas-flow ionization chambers and the effects of temperature changes
Author	Ishihara, Maki(Kobe Pharmaceutical Univ.)
Author	Yoshii, Miki(Kobe Pharmaceutical Univ.)
Author	Minami, Nodoka(Kobe Pharmaceutical Univ.)
Author	Yasuoka, Yumi(Kobe Pharmaceutical Univ.)
Author	Tokonami, Shinji(Hirosaki Univ.)
Author	Nagahama, Hiroyuki(Tohoku Univ.)
Author	Mukai, Takahiro(Kobe Pharmaceutical Univ.)
Issued date	2018-03-14
Language	eng
Page	p.288-p.293
Type	proceedings
File Format	TEXT (paper-based)
Taxonomy	4-3-2-2 Radiation survey methodology
Taxonomy	4-3-2-4 Radiation survey of environment
Taxonomy	6-1-4-1 Tools for accident consequences analysis
Taxonomy(Computer Assigned)	4-3-2 Off-site monitoring 6-1-4 R&D in environmental protection and restoration
Subject/Session_name	Session:Poster Session
Information source	Go to external webpage
Meeting title	19th Workshop on Environmental Radioactivity
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URI	https://f-archive.jaea.go.jp/dspace/handle/faa/184629
collect date(WARP)	2019-11-25

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