Yasutaka Omori

Associate Professor

Hirosaki University

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Yasutaka Omori is an Associate Professor at Hirosaki University in Japan. His research areas involve the measurement and analysis of natural and radionuclide interactions in contaminated environments, particularly focusing on radon and thoron detection, uranium isotopes, and the impact of natural radiation on populations. His recent publications include studies on radon measuring instruments, uranium behavior in Fukushima contaminated soils, and the effects of environmental factors on radon monitoring devices.

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Hiroyuki Nagahama

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Tohoku University

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Hokkaido University

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Comparison experiments for radon and thoron measuring instruments at low-level concentrations in one room of a Japanese concrete building

Sorption-desorption coefficients of uranium in contaminated soils collected around Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station

Measurement of uranium isotope ratios in Fukushima-accident contaminated soil samples using multi collector inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry

Radon degassing triggered by tidal loading before an earthquake

Japanese population dose from natural radiation

Impact of Wind Speed on Response of Diffusion-Type Radon-Thoron Detectors to Thoron

Variable Strength in Thoron Interference for a Diffusion-Type Radon Monitor Depending on Ventilation of the Outer Air

Sorption and desorption studies of Cs and Sr in contaminated soil samples around Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant

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Hiroyuki Nagahama

Tetsuya Sanada

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