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期刊名:Atmospheric environment

缩写:ATMOS ENVIRON

ISSN:1352-2310

e-ISSN:1873-2844

IF/分区:3.7/Q2

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Steven J Dutton,James J Schauer,Sverre Vedal et al. Steven J Dutton et al.
Many studies have identified associations between adverse health effects and short-term exposure to particulate matter less than 2.5 microns in diameter (PM(2.5)). These effects, however, are not consistent across geographical regions. This...
Naresh Kumar Naresh Kumar
This article offers an optimal spatial sampling design that captures maximum variance with the minimum sample size. The proposed sampling design addresses the weaknesses of the sampling design that Kanaroglou et al. (2005) used for identify...
Ruthann A Rudel,Laura J Perovich Ruthann A Rudel
The past 50 years have seen rapid development of new building materials, furnishings, and consumer products and a corresponding explosion in new chemicals in the built environment. While exposure levels are largely undocumented, they are li...
Halûk Ozkaynak,H Christopher Frey,Janet Burke et al. Halûk Ozkaynak et al.
Quantitative assessment of human exposures and health effects due to air pollution involve detailed characterization of impacts of air quality on exposure and dose. A key challenge is to integrate these three components on a consistent spat...
Lisa K Baxter,Jane E Clougherty,Chritopher J Paciorek et al. Lisa K Baxter et al.
Previous studies have identified associations between traffic-related air pollution and adverse health effects. Most have used measurements from a few central ambient monitors and/or some measure of traffic as indicators of exposure, disreg...
Jeff D Yanosky,Christopher J Paciorek,Joel Schwartz et al. Jeff D Yanosky et al.
Chronic epidemiological studies of airborne particulate matter (PM) have typically characterized the chronic PM exposures of their study populations using city- or countywide ambient concentrations, which limit the studies to areas where ne...
Edgar Vidrio,Heejung Jung,Cort Anastasio Edgar Vidrio
Epidemiological research has linked exposure to atmospheric particulate matter (PM) to several adverse health effects, including cardiovascular and pulmonary morbidity and mortality. Despite these links, the mechanisms by which PM causes ad...
Tiina Reponen,Sung-Chul Seo,Faye Grimsley et al. Tiina Reponen et al.
Smaller-sized fungal fragments (2.25 μm (spores); (ii) 1.05-2.25 μm (mixture); and (iii) < 1.0 μm (submicrometer-sized fragments). Samples were collected in five homes in summer and winter and analyzed for (1→3)-β-D-glucan. The total (...
Sara D Adar,Mark Davey,James R Sullivan et al. Sara D Adar et al.
School buses contribute substantially to childhood air pollution exposures yet they are rarely quantified in epidemiology studies. This paper characterizes fine particulate matter (PM(2.5)) aboard school buses as part of a larger study exam...
Ideliz Negrón-Encarnación,Rafael Arce Ideliz Negrón-Encarnación
The effect of the characteristics of the surface on the phototransformation of acridine, one of the most abundant azapolycyclic compounds encountered in urban atmospheres, and of one of its principal photoproducts, acridone, was studied whe...