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Center for Indoor Environments
Radiation and Indoor Environments Laboratory
The Center for Indoor Environments, located within the Radiation and Indoor Environments National Laboratory (R&IE), is a multi-disciplinary Center providing training and technical support in the program areas of radon, indoor environments, and ambient monitoring quality assurance. Scientific and technical staff provide support to the Tribal Air Monitoring Support (TAMS) Center; this provides technical support to tribal communities for air monitoring, both ambient and indoor. The Center also has the Radon Laboratory which provides technical assistance to federal, state, and local government radon programs and to the private radon community by use of it’s Environmental Radon Chamber, associated support systems, and a Charcoal Canister Analytical System. Lastly, Center staff assists the Office of Air Quality, Planning, and Standards in PM related quality assurance activities.
The Center program areas and associated leads are:
Radon Program for Quality assurance support to federal, state, and local governments and Support to Private Radon Programs >
Lead: Greg Budd
Radon Program for Radon measurements for Environmental Justice and Tribal Communities >
Lead: Evelyn Conerly
TAMS Center >
EPA Lead: Farshid Farsi
Ambient Monitoring Quality Assurance Support for PM Speciation >
Lead: Jeff Lantz
Center for Indoor Environments Director:
Emilio B. Braganza