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200 10$aRadiation Status in the Marine World /$fedited by Manoj Kumar Jindal, Amala David, Mayeen Uddin Khandaker
205   $a1st ed. 2025.
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327   $aPart-I Background Information -- Chapter 1: Ocean: Introduction, Classification -- Chapter 2: Radiation: Categorization, Sources in terms of Ocean -- Part-II Transportation of Radioactivity -- Chapter 3: Transportation of radioactivity in the marine world -- Chapter 4: Detection approach and monitoring technologies -- Part-III Status of Radiation in all types of ocean (Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic and Antarctic Ocean) -- Chapter 5: Oceanographic factors influencing the global distribution of marine -- Chapter 6: Spatial and temporal patterns of radiation in the marine world -- Part-IV Case Studies: High and low radiation zone -- Chapter 7: Case study for high radiation zone and their potential causes -- Chapter 8: Case study for Low radiation zone and their potential causes -- Part-V Ecological health in the marine world caused by radiation -- Chapter 9: Ecological health impact -- Chapter 10: Impact due to commercial activities in marine world -- Part-VI Recommendation of radiation dose and possible suggestion -- Chapter 11: Recommendation level and possible suggestion.
330   $aNatural radiation is omnipresent everywhere on the earth, and humans cannot avoid it. Natural radiation is a critical aspect in understanding the health issue and predicting the existence of radionuclides. Because the ocean is the source of all materials, and due to the fact that water from everywhere is submerged in the ocean through river networks, the ocean will contain varying radiation doses in every site. This book has information about radiation status near the ocean in all areas on Earth. There are five oceans, namely: the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic, and Antarctic Oceans. This book is a valuable resource of its kind for indicating the radiation status in all types of oceans. The outcomes of this book are extremely valuable to people in a variety of fields, including health sciences, material sciences, radiological fields, environmental science, oceanology, water world, and so on. .
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