To study the distributions and potential dispersions of naturally occurring radioactive
materials (NORMs: 226 Ra, 232 Th, and 40 K) from coal-based activities (Barapukuria …

The spatial distribution of rainfall is paramount for water‐related research such as
hydrological modelling and watershed management. The use of different interpolation …

The aim of the research was to study seasonal variations in gamma radiation and the
statistical significance of these variations. Moreover, we compared in-situ and laboratory …

This work presents the first in-depth study of soil radioactivity in the mangrove forest of
Bangladesh part of the Sundarbans. It used HPGe gamma-ray spectrometry to measure the …

Uranium, thorium and potassium are distinguished in different compartments of the
environmental media according to the inputs, the fate and the distribution patterns that occur …

The risk of natural terrestrial radioactivity on human health is often underestimated, and
environmental safety awareness is necessary. Hence, this study aims to assess natural …

Assessment of natural background radionuclides emanating from the subsurface geological
features was carried out with the use of gamma-ray spectrometry at various locations at one …

The aims of this study were to investigate the vertical distributions of natural radionuclides
232Th, 226Ra and 40K as well as anthropogenic radionuclide 137Cs in soil samples and to …

Identifying differences of vanadium concentrations in soils is essential to individuate
pollution sources and potential risks to humans and the environment. Marked differences in …

Transport and accumulation of radionuclides in the Arctic depends on many biogeochemical
processes, which are changing at accelerated rates due to climate change and human …