Aims Its publication started from 1991 to accept editorial, review, original research article, brief report, case report, technical report, letter to editor, book review, educational materials in the field of industrial hygiene and related scientific/engineering disciplines. It is published quartely on the last days of March, June, September, and December each year. Supplementary issues can also be published conditionally.
[Case Reports]
Real-time Analysis and Safety Assessment of Volatile Organic Compounds Emitted from Masks
Development of an AI Model to Determine the Relationship between Cerebrovascular Disease and the Work Environment as well as Analysis of Consistency with Expert Judgment
뇌심혈관 질환과 업무 환경의 연관성 판단을 위한 AI 모델의 개발 및 전문가 판단과의 일치도 분석
Juyeon Oh, Ki-bong Yoo, Ick Hoon Jin, Byungyoon Yun, Juho Sim, Heejoo Park, Jongmin Lee, Jian Lee, Jin-Ha Yoon
오주연, 유기봉, 진익훈, 윤병윤, 심주호, 박희주, 이종민, 이지안, 윤진하
Keywords: Cerebrovascular disease, occupational disease, artificial intelligence, large language model
J Korean Soc Occup Environ Hyg, 2024, 34(3) pp. 202-213
Comparative Analysis of Particulate Matter, Black Carbon, and Noise Levels Before and After Installation of a Safety Wall in a Pedestrian Walkway within an Urban Tunnel
도심터널 보행로 안전벽 설치 전후의 미세먼지, 블랙카본, 소음 수준 비교
Myoungho Lee, Jongmin Park, Sohyun Kang, Jeongyeon Park, Taehong Kwon, Chungsik Yoon
이명호, 박종민, 강소현, 박정연, 권태홍, 윤충식
Keywords: Black carbon, noise, particulate matter (PM10), safety wall
J Korean Soc Occup Environ Hyg, 2024, 34(3) pp. 214-221
Significant Variation in the Indicators for Liver-biliary, Renal, and Blood-circulatory Function among Workers with Long-Term Low-Level Exposure to Chemicals over 10 Years or More Working at Environment Monitoring
장기-저농도로 10년 이상 노출된 작업환경측정 근로자들의 간-담도계, 신장, 혈액-순환기 기능 지표들의 유의한 변화
Joo Hong Cho, Chan-Seok Moon
조주홍, 문찬석
Keywords: chemicals, long-term low-level, exposure, liver, renal function
J Korean Soc Occup Environ Hyg, 2024, 34(3) pp. 254-261
The Current Work Environment Monitoring Status and Concentration Level of Substances with Short-Term Exposure Limits among Special Management Substances