Research and analysis: Intercomparison of passive radon detectors: 2019

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November 27

17:10 2020

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Results of the 2019 intercomparison of passive radon detectors

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Radon is the largest and most variable contributor of radiation dose to the general population. The Centre for Radiation, Chemical and Environmental Hazards (CRCE) of Public Health England carries out international intercomparisons of passive radon detectors each year.

Intercomparisons provide information about the accuracy of measurements. By allowing different detectors to be compared side by side to reference radon exposures, an objective assessment of the accuracy of measurements can be made.

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