Wearable Spectroradiometer for Dosimetry
Maximilian J. Chmielinski; Martin A. Cohen; Michael G. Yost; Christopher D. Simpson · 2022 · Sensors
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Abstract
Available wearable dosimeters suffer from spectral mismatch during the measurement of broadband UV and visible radiation in environments that receive radiation from multiple sources emitting differing spectra. We observed this type of multi-spectra environment in all five Washington State cannabis farms visited during a field study investigating worker exposure to ultraviolet radiation in 2018. Spectroradiometers do not suffer from spectral mismatch in these environments, however, an extensive literature review conducted at the time of writing did not identify any spectroradiometers that were
Abstract by Maximilian J. Chmielinski; Martin A. Cohen; Michael G. Yost; Christopher D. Simpson, Sensors (2022) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.3390/s22228829