Abstract
This publication maps levels of radiation of natural origin throughout the European Community (except in the Lander of the former German Democratic Republic), in Scandinavia and in Austria. The booklet explains in simple terms the basic properties and origin of different types of radiation (cosmic rays, gamma rays and radon) and their contribution to the overall exposure of the population. A glossary, a list of administrative regions used in the maps and detailed references to the data for each country are included.
Green, B M.R.;
Hughes, J S;
Lomas, P R
[1]
- National Radiological Protection Board, Chilton (United Kingdom)
Citation Formats
Green, B M.R., Hughes, J S, and Lomas, P R.
Natural sources of ionizing radiation in Europe.
CEC: N. p.,
1993.
Web.
Green, B M.R., Hughes, J S, & Lomas, P R.
Natural sources of ionizing radiation in Europe.
CEC.
Green, B M.R., Hughes, J S, and Lomas, P R.
1993.
"Natural sources of ionizing radiation in Europe."
CEC.
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title = {Natural sources of ionizing radiation in Europe}
author = {Green, B M.R., Hughes, J S, and Lomas, P R}
abstractNote = {This publication maps levels of radiation of natural origin throughout the European Community (except in the Lander of the former German Democratic Republic), in Scandinavia and in Austria. The booklet explains in simple terms the basic properties and origin of different types of radiation (cosmic rays, gamma rays and radon) and their contribution to the overall exposure of the population. A glossary, a list of administrative regions used in the maps and detailed references to the data for each country are included.}
place = {CEC}
year = {1993}
month = {Dec}
}
title = {Natural sources of ionizing radiation in Europe}
author = {Green, B M.R., Hughes, J S, and Lomas, P R}
abstractNote = {This publication maps levels of radiation of natural origin throughout the European Community (except in the Lander of the former German Democratic Republic), in Scandinavia and in Austria. The booklet explains in simple terms the basic properties and origin of different types of radiation (cosmic rays, gamma rays and radon) and their contribution to the overall exposure of the population. A glossary, a list of administrative regions used in the maps and detailed references to the data for each country are included.}
place = {CEC}
year = {1993}
month = {Dec}
}