Odour annoyance in redisential areas

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Miedema, H.M.E.

Ham, J.M.
Odour exposures were determined by odour emission measurements and dispersion calculations. Odour annoyance was determined by a social survey. The relation between the odour concentration that is exceeded during 2 per cent of the year preceding the interviews, and the percentage 'annoyed' plus 'very annoyed' is presented.
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air pollutionair quality standardannoyanceenvironmental sanitationhumanmethodologynormal humanodorolfactometryquestionnaire
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230774
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ISSN
00046981
Source
Atmospheric Environment, 22(11), pp. 2501-2507.
Pages
2501-2507
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