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A Study on the Inspection of Termite-damaged Wooden Buildings through the Use of Detection Dogs and an Analysis of Environmental Factors

Published:2019-12-31 Issue:6 Volume:35 Page:641-651
ISSN:1225-5459
Container-title:Journal of Conservation Science
language:en
Short-container-title:J. Conserv. Sci

Author:

Kim Young Hee,Lim Bo A,Lee Jeung Min,Jo Chang Wook,Kim Soo Ji,Park Ji Hee

Funder

Cultural Heritage Administration

Publisher

The Korean Society of Conservation Science for Cultural Heritage

Subject

General Medicine

Link

http://e-jcs.org/upload/pdf/JCS-2019-35-6-07.pdf

Reference24 articles.

1. Ability of Canine Termite Detectors to Locate Live Termites and Discriminate Them from Non-Termite Material

2. Methods to determine wood moisture content and their applicability in monitoring concepts

3. Effectiveness of the detector dogs used for deterring the dispersal of Brown Tree Snakes

4. The challenge of biomimetic design for carbon-neutral buildings using termite engineering

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