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1. Environmental radon mapping in Sudan, orderly review H. Idriss et al.
2. Research on radon exhalation characteristics of uranium tailings with cover materials under the coupling load of low-frequency vibration and seepage gradient Z. Cai et al.
3. Study of radon in soil gas, trace elements and climatic parameters around South Kordofan state, Sudan H. Idriss et al.
4. Overview of Radon Flux Characteristics, Measurements, Models and Its Potential Use for the Estimation of Radon Priority Areas I. Čeliković et al.
5. Assessments of natural radionuclides concentration and radiological hazard indices in Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) K. Yun & M. Sazali
6. Radon isotopes as tracers of climate-sensitive subsurface connectivity in Antarctic permafrost L. Ruggiero et al.
7. Statistical assessment of natural radioactivity, radon activity, and associated radiological exposure due to artisanal mining in Atiwa West district of the Eastern region, Ghana E. Akuo-ko et al.
8. The measurement of soil gases and shallow temperature for determination of active faults in a geothermal area: a case study from Ömer–Gecek, Afyonkarahisar (West Anatolia) A. Yıldız et al.
9. Radon emission from soil gases in the active fault zones in the Capital of China and its environmental effects Z. Chen et al.
10. Radon measurements in an area of tectonic zone: A case study in Central Slovakia A. Mojzeš et al.
11. Radon environmental hazard assessment for residents of the city of the western region of Ukraine O. Lebed et al.
12. Radon—The Element of Risk. The Impact of Radon Exposure on Human Health A. Grzywa-Celińska et al.
13. Time series and isotopic evidence for gaseous components (222Rn, CO2 and its carbon isotopes) of soil under a cool temperate deciduous forest in Hokkaido, Japan R. Fujiyoshi et al.
14. In situmeasurements of radon levels in water and soil and exhalation rate in areas of Malwa belt of Punjab (India) S. Kumar et al.
15. Environmental-Impact Assessment of Natural Radioactivity Around a Traditional Mining Area in Al-Ibedia, Sudan H. Idriss et al.
16. RETRACTED: Spatial Variation of Radon Concentration Around a Coal-Fired Thermal Power Plant B. Geetha et al.
17. Radon and Its Short-Lived Products in Indoor Air: Present Status and Perspectives J. Vaupotič
18. Radiological Assessment of Indoor Radon and Thoron Concentrations and Indoor Radon Map of Dwellings in Mashhad, Iran M. Adelikhah et al.
19. Radon and Tectonic Activities of Crustal Faults: the Case of Central Mongolia K. Seminsky et al.
20. Fractal discrete fracture network modeling of radon gas concentration in underground tunnels under Książ Castle in Poland L. Fijałkowska–Lichwa & K. Ajayi
21. The measuring of radon volumetric activity and exhalation rate in ground-level air D. Butkus et al.
22. Soil radon (222Rn) monitoring in a forest site in Fukushima, Japan R. Fujiyoshi et al.
23. Variation of soil gas 222Rn/220Rn concentration ratios along the Pınarbaşı segment of İzmir fault G. Masruoğlu et al.
24. Measuring societal attitudes and behaviours towards radon indoors: A case study of Slovenia T. Perko et al.
25. The problems of assessing radon hazard of development sites in the Russian Federation and the Czech Republic N. Ryzhakova et al.
26. Radiological risk assessment of indoor 222Rn and 220Rn exposure in the seismically active Kopili Fault Zone on the eastern wedge of the Shillong Plateau, India P. Gogoi et al.
27. Study of soil gas radon variations in the tectonically active Dharamshala and Chamba regions, Himachal Pradesh, India A. Kumar et al.
28. Quantification of 222Rn exhalation rates and effective 226Ra content from geological samples across the Kopili Fault Zone, India P. Gogoi et al.
29. Assessment of indoor Radon concentration in monumental mosque minarets of Muğla Province, Türkiye: Geological correlations, building materials, and public health implications M. Zeybek et al.
30. Natural radioactivity in some building materials and assessment of the associated radiation hazards A. Kasumović et al.
31. INDOOR RADON CONCENTRATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT IN SOME DWELLINGS OF OBUASI, MINING TOWN I. Opoku-Ntim et al.
32. Advances in seismic fluid geochemistry and its application in earthquake forecasing Y. Li et al.
33. The Relationship between Soil Gas Radon Concentration Level and the Distance of Sampling Point to Akşehir Fault Zone A. GÜMÜŞ & H. YALIM
34. Separately measuring radon and thoron concentrations exhaled from soil using alphaguard and liquid scintillation counter methods Y. Yasuoka et al.
35. The LVD signals during the early-mid stages of the L'Aquila seismic sequence and the radon signature of some aftershocks of moderate magnitude C. Cigolini et al.
36. Field measurement of radon exhalation rate from the soil by CR-39 detector A. Vasidov
37. Radon concentration variability and microclimate controls in two Slovene show caves S. Šebela et al.
38. Spatial analysis of ambient gamma dose equivalent rate data by means of digital image processing techniques K. Szabó et al.
39. RADON MIGRATION IN SOIL AND ITS RELATION TO TERRESTRIAL GAMMA RADIATION IN DIFFERENT LOCATIONS OF THE GREEK EARLY WARNING SYSTEM NETWORK A. Clouvas et al.
40. Factors controlling temporal variability of near-ground atmospheric 222Rn concentration over central Europe M. Zimnoch et al.
41. Measurements of 222Rn exhalation rates, effective 226Ra contents, and radiological risks from geological samples of Kopili Fault Zone and gneissic complex of Shillong Plateau, India P. Gogoi et al.
42. Radon signals in soil gas associated with earthquake occurrence in Greece: review and perspective S. Stoulos et al.
43. Ambient gamma dose rate as an indicator of geogenic radon potential D. Tchorz-Trzeciakiewicz & M. Rysiukiewicz
44. Study of variation of soil radon exhalation rate with meteorological parameters in Bakreswar–Tantloi geothermal region of West Bengal and Jharkhand, India S. Chowdhury et al.
45. High levels of terrestrial gamma radiation exposure in the Kopili Fault Zone on the eastern wedge of the Shillong Plateau, India P. Gogoi et al.
46. Ecogenetic monitoring of ionizing radiation for radon-hazardous territories Z. Biyasheva et al.
47. Soil-gas radon anomalies in three study areas of Central-Northern Calabria (Southern Italy) G. Iovine et al.
48. Preliminary results of spatial distribution of radon and thoron with associated parameters in soil around active faults in Japan M. Janik et al.
49. Results of simultaneous monitoring of soil 222Rn and moisture at different depths in a forest site in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan M. Ohno et al.
50. The determination of highly time-resolved and source-separated black carbon emission rates using radon as a tracer of atmospheric dynamics A. Gregorič et al.
51. Radon levels and transport parameters in Atlantic Forest soils E. de Farias et al.
52. Investigation of temperature and barometric pressure variation effects on radon concentration in the Sopronbánfalva Geodynamic Observatory, Hungary G. Mentes & I. Eper-Pápai
53. Comparison of radon concentrations in soil gas and indoor environment of Afyonkarahisar Province H. Yalım et al.
54. Determination of Radium and Radon Exhalation Rate as a Function of Soil Depth of Duhok Province - Iraq W. Alhamdi & K. Abdullah
55. Radon-222: environmental behavior and impact to (human and non-human) biota M. Ćujić et al.
56. Assessment of radon transportation and uranium content in the tectonically active zone of Himalaya, India R. Sajwan et al.