Methods for Quantifying Source‐Specific Air Pollution Exposure to Serve Epidemiology, Risk Assessment, and Environmental Justice
Xiaorong Shan,
Joan A. Casey,
Jenni A. Shearston
et al.
Abstract:Identifying sources of air pollution exposure is crucial for addressing their health impacts and associated inequities. Researchers have developed modeling approaches to resolve source‐specific exposure for application in exposure assessments, epidemiology, risk assessments, and environmental justice. We explore six source‐specific air pollution exposure assessment approaches: Photochemical Grid Models (PGMs), Data‐Driven Statistical Models, Dispersion Models, Reduced Complexity chemical transport Models (RCMs… Show more
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