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Bioaerosol Data Distribution: Probability and Implications for Sampling in Evaluating Problematic Buildings

R. Christopher Spicer Centrenel Inc., Haddonfield, New Jersey
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Harry J. Gangloff Hudson International, Wayne, Pennsylvania
Pages 584-590 | Published online: 30 Nov 2010

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R. Christopher Spicer. (2020) Assessing background particulate contamination in an historic building – surface lead loading and contamination. Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association 70:8, pages 745-752.
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Don Vicendese, Shyamali C. Dharmage, Mimi L. K. Tang, Andriy Olenko, Katrina J. Allen, Michael J. Abramson & Bircan Erbas. (2015) Bedroom air quality and vacuuming frequency are associated with repeat child asthma hospital admissions. Journal of Asthma 52:7, pages 727-731.
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R. Christopher Spicer & Harry Gangloff. (2007) Verifying Interpretive Criteria for Bioaerosol Data Using (Bootstrap) Monte Carlo Techniques. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene 5:2, pages 85-93.
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R. Spicer & H. Gangloff. (2005) Establishing Site Specific Reference Levels for Fungi in Outdoor Air for Building Evaluation. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene 2:5, pages 257-266.
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R. CHRISTOPHER SPICER, HARRYJ. GANGLOFF & Neil Feldscher. (2005) Microbial Sampling and Data Interpretation for Problematic Buildings: Considerations for Construction Related Environmental Claims. Environmental Claims Journal 17:1, pages 13-28.
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Articles from other publishers (4)

Mark J. Mendell & Rachel I. Adams. (2021) Does evidence support measuring spore counts to identify dampness or mold in buildings? A literature review. Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology 32:2, pages 177-187.
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R. Christopher Spicer & Harry J. Gangloff. (2010) Differences in detection frequency as a bioaerosol data criterion for evaluating suspect fungal contamination. Building and Environment 45:5, pages 1304-1311.
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Anne-Pauline Bellanger, Gabriel Reboux, Jean-Benjamin Murat, Valerie Bex & Laurence Millon. (2010) Detection of Aspergillus fumigatus by quantitative polymerase chain reaction in air samples impacted on low-melt agar. American Journal of Infection Control 38:3, pages 195-198.
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F. C. Tsai & J. M. Macher. (2005) Concentrations of airborne culturable bacteria in 100 large US office buildings from the BASE study. Indoor Air 15:s9, pages 71-81.
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