Impact of the deeper geological basement on soil gas and indoor radon concentrations in areas of Quaternary fluvial sediments (Bohemian Massif,Czech Republic) |
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| Authors: | Ivan Barnet Petra Pacherová |
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| Institution: | 1.Czech Geological Survey,Prague 1,Czech Republic |
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| Abstract: | The relationship of soil gas radon Rn222 and indoor radon was studied within the Quaternary fluvial sediments of the Czech Republic. The processing of data selection
from the radon database of the Czech Geological Survey and indoor radon data (database of the National Radiation Protection
institute) has proved the concentration dependence of radon in Quaternary fluvial sediments on deeper bedrock. The ArcGIS
processing was accompanied by the field verification in five profiles, intersecting the granitoid Central Bohemian Plutonic
Complex and its rim rock types. Both theoretical and experimental results show dependence of soil gas radon and indoor radon
concentrations in Quaternary fluvial sediments on deeper geological basement, thus leading to the conclusion that the lateral
transport of Quaternary sediments does not play such a dominant role in radon concentrations, as was thought previously. This
fact will enable to determine precisely the radon index of Quaternary sediments (in the Czech radon mapping classified as
an intermediate index) into three categories according to the lithology of their geological basement. |
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