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Climate Change and Human Health Literature Portal Poster 31 Enhanced characterization of ambient air quality to study the link between climate variability, air quality, and health

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Hogrefe C, Knowlton K, Goldberg R, Rosenthal J, Rosenzweig C, Lynn B, Kinney PL
Air Pollution Modeling and its Application XVIII
2007
Developments in Environmental Science 6, 6
Springer (New York, NY)

The work presented in this paper is part of a larger study whose objective it is to analyze the link between climate variability, air quality, and health over New York State and surrounding areas. The specific aims of the project are to: (1) develop fine-scale gridded maps of hourly surface weather, ozone, and particulate matter (PM) over New York State over the 15-year period 1988-2002 using observations integrated with simulations from a photochemical modeling system, (2) analyze the relationship between climate variability and episodes of extreme PM, ozone, and heat, and (3) measure the independent and joint effects of air quality and weather on acute mortality and hospitalization risks from 1988 to 2002.

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    Air Pollution, Temperature
    • Air Pollution, Temperature: Ground-Level Ozone, Interaction with Temperature, Particulate Matter
    • Air Pollution, Temperature: Variability
    General Geographic Feature
    United States
    General Health Impact
    Research Article
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