Cave radon concentration measurements reflect the outcome of a perpetual competition
which pitches flux against ventilation and radioactive decay. The mass balance equations …

The following sections are included: Introduction Sources of Radon Isotopes in Cave
Environment Review of Some Published Radon Data in Caves Techniques of Radon …

The results of radon measurements in caves obtained by using of nuclear track detectors are
summarized. Mean radon concentrations are ranging worldwide from 0.1 to 20 kBqm− 3 with …

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive element in the 238U decay series that is found in
high concentrations in certain geological formations such as Caves. Exposure to high …

An investigation of radon levels in the caves of Creswell Crags, Derbyshire, an important
Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) shows that the Lower Magnesian Limestone …

Radon can accumulate in underground areas such as show caves. Repairmen and tourist
guides working in such caves may thus be exposed to significant radiation doses. Therefore …

The Molnár János cave is one of the largest hypogenic caves of the Buda Thermal Karst
(Budapest, Hungary) and mainly characterized by water-filled passages. The major outflow …

Instigated by relatively high cave-air CO2 concentrations in Modrič Cave (Croatia) recorded
for the purpose of speleothem-based paleoclimate research, we established preliminary …

Abstract In 2008 the underground Karst Laboratory of Bossea Cave started research on
radon exchange dynamics between bedrock, cave waters (main collector and percolations) …

The present work aims to assess the effective doses from long-term continual radon
monitoring in six European caves (Slovenia, Slovakia and the Czech Republic), including …