Articles by Dr. Spurgeon

Healthcare

A New Method for Detecting Low Concentrations of Airborne Aspergillus in HEPA-Filtered Hospital Air [Presentation]

Detecting Low Concentrations of Airborne Asp/Pen Spores and Viable Aspergillus Spp. in HEPA-Filtered Hospital Air [Article]

Expertise in Healthcare Investigations [CV]

Wild Fire

Wild Fire Smoke: A Comparison of Methods for Detecting Contaminants in Residential Properties [sResearch Paper]

Expertise in Wild Fire Contaminants [CV]

Spurgeon IAQA 2013 Presentation Wild Fires

Laboratories

An Exposure Assessment Strategy for Laboratories [EASL]: A Practical Guide

EASL_Appendix A

EASL_Appendix B

Mold

Health Effects

An Opinion on Assessing the Health Effects of Mold [Article]

Do The New York City Mold Remediation Guidelines Protect Maintenance Personnel? [Article]

Airborne Mold

Interpreting Airborne Fungal Spore Samples
Part 1: Methods for Comparing Data [Article]

Interpreting Airborne Fungal Spore Samples
Part 2: Databases of Sample Results [Article]

Comparison of Indoor and Outdoor Airborne Fungal Spore Concentrations in Residential Properties [Research Paper]

Sampling Airborne Spores in Containment Following A Mold Remediation: Settling Times for Penicillium, Chaetomium, and Stachybotrys Spores [Research Paper]

Spurgeon IAQA 2013 Mold Presentation

Wall Cavities

The Collection and Interpretation of Wall Cavity Samples [Article]

Sampling Wall Cavities for Hidden Mold [Presentation]

Carpets & Surfaces

Sampling Carpets and Soft Surfaces for Fungal Contaminants: What the Attorney Should Know About Sampling and the Clean v. Discard Dilemma

A Comparison of Sampling Methods for Detecting Fungal Contaminants in Carpets [Research Paper]

Concentrations of Viable Fungal Spores on Paper Documents [Research Paper]

Other Articles

Is a Visual Inspection of Drywall adequate to Detect Mold?

Remediation Clearance Criteria

Collecting Samples during a Mold Inspection

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