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Response of an automatic air monitoring gamma-spectrometry station based on sample retention to rainfall-caused dosimetric alterations and to environments with a …

Baeza et al., 2020

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14129952685188636989
Author
Baeza A
Caballero J
Corbacho J
Ontalba M
Vasco J
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Radiation Measurements

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An increase in ambient dose equivalent rate during precipitation events is a well known phenomenon that is easily identified by dose rate monitoring networks. Despite the invaluable information these monitors usually provide, they cannot identify the radioisotopes …
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