PRINCIPLES AND METHODS FOR EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF MOBILE COMMUNICATION ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND HUMAN HEALTH
Abstract
Theoretical and methodological principles studies on the effects of electromagnetic fields ( EMF) generated by mobile communications systems ,on the environment and human health. Conducted field measurement of EMF on the example of the base stations of cellular communication standard DAMPS (RBS- 8) and microwave
Station Mini Link-15E in a mixed residential area of central part of Kharkov , the conclusions about the overall impact of a safe level of EMF generated by them .
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