The Viability of the Procedural Modeling Technique in Scenario Analyses of the Residential Site Plans The Optimization Case of the Korean DIF Zoning Requirements

Choei, Nae-Young

doi:10.5176/2301-394x_ace16.123

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“…The questionnaires assessed residential location, type of house, building materials, ventilation, the foundation of the residence, groundwater usage, and information on the position of the radon measuring equipment. According to the Environmental Geographic Information Service (https://eais.me.go.kr) maintained by the Ministry of Environment in Korea, residential locations were converted to greenery ratios and impermeable layer ratios [10,11]…”

Section: Residential Environmentmentioning

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Affected Model of Indoor Radon Concentrations Based on Lifestyle, Greenery Ratio, and Radon Levels in Groundwater

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Many people spend most of their day indoors, where low concentrations of radon (Rn-222) pose a significant environmental risk. Radon is a gas that decays from uranium (U-238). Its progeny can attach to aerosol and dust, and tends to get into the lungs [1]. In a previous study, 40% of all lung cancer deaths among miners were found to be related with radon progeny exposure. Indeed, 10% of all lung cancers may be caused by exposure to radon indoors: interestingly, these percentages were higher in never smokers than in smokers [2]. Another study proposed that radon poses a higher risk upon prolonged exposure at low doses than shorter exposure at higher doses [3]. Accordingly, the World Health Organization has pronounced radon as the second leading cause of lung

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Section: Residential Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%