Analysis Model for Non-predictive Patterns of Non-Ionizing Radiations

Non-ionizing radiations have been, and still are, a problem whose approach arouses great social interest, due to its controversial implications for human health and the interest of telecommunications companies in the development and implementation of technologies wireless networks based on the propagation of electromagnetic waves. The recurring question generated from society is related to the possibility that said radiation affects health in some way. The present study is based on the hypothesis that, if there is any degree of affectation, it could be due to an effect found regarding non-predictive patterns of propagation of electromagnetic waves and punctual concentration of radiation in very small areas, generating differentials in the level of density of immission. A field work has been carried out looking for the elements of the urban and suburban environment that facilitate and/or enhance the concentration of radiation at a point and were analyzed with qualitative statistical models with binary logistic regression and association analysis, to develop a prediction pattern. possibility of existence of a point of high density of electromagnetic immersion depending on elements of the environment.