Radionuclides Contamination in Soil: Effects, Sources and Spatial Distribution

Radionuclide concentrations in the soil depend on geological and anthropogenic activities of an area. They influence level gamma radiation environment, which can cause significant health risk humans. Due to non-uniform distribution radionuclides soil, various measurement methods have been adopted monitor our environment. The challenges involved collecting environmental samples, duration, technicality cost led models for predicting unmeasured locations. This article presents geostatistical method using kriging techniques, adopt theory regionalized variables, characterize spatial radionuclide un-sampled locations data obtained from sampled Among other things, this paper results application a study Spatial reveal Though area are below global average set by United Nations Scientific Committee Effects atomic Radiation (UNSCEAR), map be used provide adequate information needed regulatory authorities identifying contaminated need remediation.