Browsing Theses and Dissertations - Department of Environmental and Radiological Health Sciences by Subject "exposure assessment"
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Reliability of ergonomic exposure assessment: comparing the Strain Index and the OCRA Checklist
Occupational ergonomists utilize a variety of observational methods to identify jobs that elevate workers' risk for developing work-related musculoskeletal disorders. Internationally, the Strain Index (SI) and the Occupational ... -
Extreme precipitation and flooding: exposure characterization and the association between exposure and mortality in 108 United States communities, 1987-2005
There is substantial evidence that extreme precipitation and flooding are serious threats to public health and safety. These threats are predicted to increase with climate change. Epidemiological studies investigating the ... -
Study of fumed silica particle deagglomeration associated with instrument sampling techniques and A comparison of NIOSH 7402 and the Tsai Diffusion Sampler for collecting and analyzing carbon nanotubes, A
Accurate characterization of contaminant exposures is critical in ensuring worker safety. Worker exposures are commonly characterized by area monitoring and personal samples. This research includes two parts, which study ... -
Low-cost devices for occupational and environmental exposure assessment
The measurement of chemical and physical stressors in occupational and environmental settings traditionally requires sophisticated equipment, trained professionals, and laboratory-based analyses. These requirements are ...
