An algorithm has been developed to determine the annual dose of UV solar radiation for outdoor workers. The dose is indirectly assessed basing on satellite data, mean global irradiance values, workers' data obtained by means of a questionnaire and corrective coefficients provided by a mathematical model. The values obtained by the use of the algorithm are compared with those obtained by measurement records in different environments. Results demonstrated that the algorithm estimates the mean daily erythemal dose with good approximation.
Developing an algorithm to assess the UV erythemal dose for outdoor workers Validation through direct measures / Borra, M; Grandi, C; Militello, A; Burattini, C; Gugliermetti, L; Mangione, A; Bisegna, F; Modenese, A; Gobba, F. - (2018), pp. 1-5. (Intervento presentato al convegno 2018 IEEE International Conference on Environment and Electrical Engineering tenutosi a Palermo nel 12-15 giugno 2018) [10.1109/EEEIC.2018.8494540].
Developing an algorithm to assess the UV erythemal dose for outdoor workers Validation through direct measures
Modenese, A;Gobba, F
2018
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An algorithm has been developed to determine the annual dose of UV solar radiation for outdoor workers. The dose is indirectly assessed basing on satellite data, mean global irradiance values, workers' data obtained by means of a questionnaire and corrective coefficients provided by a mathematical model. The values obtained by the use of the algorithm are compared with those obtained by measurement records in different environments. Results demonstrated that the algorithm estimates the mean daily erythemal dose with good approximation.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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