Finding · as stated by the study, recorded by Coridum · status verified-machine
Finding F-0585
“The mean outdoor spore concentration in flooded areas was roughly double the concentration in nonflooded areas (66,167 vs. 33,179 spores/m3; p < 0.05).”
Structure
- Source
- Dampness and water damage
- Factor
- Fungal spores
- Population
- returning residents and remediation workers
- Setting
- outdoors in non-flooded areas, US
- Study design
- field sampling of airborne mould spores and endotoxin in New Orleans in October-November 2005 after the hurricane flooding: continuous 5-24 hour sampling outdoors in flooded and non-flooded areas and inside homes at various levels of remediation, extrapolated to 24-hour estimates (class 4)
- Effect
- mean 33,179
- Averaging time
- estimated 24-hour concentration
- Caveat
- outdoor value, kept as the reference for the indoor rows
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