The Austrian Radon Project

Harry Friedmann; C. Atzmüller; L. Breitenhuber; Helfried Brunner; K. Fink; K. Fritsche; Werner Hofmann; Heribert Kaineder; P. Karacson; Viktor Karg; Peter Kindl; C. Kralik; J. Krischan; Herbert Lettner; Josef Maringer Franz; Erwin Nadschläger; Wolfgang Ringer; F. Schönhofer; P. Schönleitner; Sigrid Sperker; Hannes Stadtmann; Ferdinand Steger; Friedrich Steinhäusler; Renate Winkler

The Austrian Radon Project

Harry Friedmann, C. Atzmüller, L. Breitenhuber, Helfried Brunner, K. Fink, K. Fritsche, Werner Hofmann, Heribert Kaineder, P. Karacson, Viktor Karg, Peter Kindl, C. Kralik, J. Krischan, Herbert Lettner, Josef Maringer Franz, Erwin Nadschläger, Wolfgang Ringer, F. Schönhofer, P. Schönleitner, Sigrid SperkerHannes Stadtmann, Ferdinand Steger, Friedrich Steinhäusler, Renate Winkler

Radiation, Safety and Applications

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Abstract

The Austrian Radon Project (ARP) is aimed to investigate and measure systematically the indoor radon concentration in about 0,5% of all Austrian homes. With the information from this survey areas of enhanced indoor radon concentration can be identified and people living in such areas should be encouraged to mitigate their homes. The radon potential is introduced by normalizing the observed radon data to a standard situation. By mapping the radon potential an overview on the geological risk for enhanced indoor radon concentrations will be available. In the future a passage should be introduced into the building codes to consider the radon potential during the contstructionof houses to avoid radon problems in new buildings.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Radon in the Living Environment Workshop ERRICCA and RETRO
Pages	85-88
Number of pages	4
Publication status	Published - 2000
Event	Radon in the Living Environment - Duration: 1 Jan 2000 → …

Conference

Conference	Radon in the Living Environment
Period	1/01/00 → …

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Biosensor Technologies

Keywords

Athen
ERRICCA
RETRO
Radon
indoor
air
quality
mapping
measurements

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Friedmann, H., Atzmüller, C., Breitenhuber, L., Brunner, H., Fink, K., Fritsche, K., Hofmann, W., Kaineder, H., Karacson, P., Karg, V., Kindl, P., Kralik, C., Krischan, J., Lettner, H., Maringer Franz, J., Nadschläger, E., Ringer, W., Schönhofer, F., Schönleitner, P., ... Winkler, R. (2000). The Austrian Radon Project. In Radon in the Living Environment Workshop ERRICCA and RETRO (pp. 85-88)

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