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Title: EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT


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EXPOSURE ASSESSMENT
  • S Kaur, M Nieuwenhuijsen, R Colvile

Department of Environmental Science Technology
Imperial College London, UK
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Aims Objectives
  • Characterise and evaluate human exposure levels
    at and around a street canyon intersection to CO
    and fine particulate matter
  • Assess variations in exposure between and within
    i) modes of transport, ii) routes and iii)
    timings
  • Examine the relationship between human exposure
    to PM2.5 and CO at and around a street canyon
    intersection in relation to fixed site monitored
    concentrations
  • Identify and quantify the main determinants of
    human exposure at and around a street canyon
    intersection
  • Consider the policy implications arising from the
    research

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2003 Field Measurements
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Results Data Capture
  • 481 samples collected, 394 acceptable samples

Overall Exposure to Pollutant N AM A SD Min. Max.
PM2.5 (µg/m3) 197 33.6 14.5 5.3 77.5
Ultrafine Particle Counts (pt/cm3) 86 88101 31291 36474 178601
CO (ppm) 111 1.0 0.7 0.0 2.9
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Results Timings
    PM2.5 (µg/m)   Ultrafine Particle Counts (pt/cm3) Ultrafine Particle Counts (pt/cm3) Ultrafine Particle Counts (pt/cm3)   CO (ppm)  
Timing 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
Timing (8.30am) (12.00pm) (3.15pm) (8.30am) (12.00pm) (3.15pm) (8.30am) (12.00pm) (3.15pm)
N 61 63 61 31 28 27 37 38 36
AM 34.6 28.8 35.6 106270 79188 76483 1.5 0.7 0.8
ASD 14.1 12.3 14.8 34075 25487 23818 0.7 0.5 0.5
Min. 12.5 6.0 5.3 52530 36679 36474 0.2 0.0 0.0
Max. 66.5 55.9 77.5 178601 128979 127326 2.9 2.0 1.8
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Results Modes of Transport
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Results Routes
    N AM A SD Min. Max.
PM2.5 (µg/m3) PM2.5 (µg/m3)
Marylebone Road Circuit 100 35.3 14.0 6.0 77.5
Gloucester Place Backstreets 97 31.8 14.7 5.3 71.8
Ultrafine Particle Count (pt/cm3) Ultrafine Particle Count (pt/cm3)
Marylebone Road Circuit 48 101142 29186 47300 178601
Gloucester Place Backstreets 38 71628 25844 36474 158685
Carbon Monoxide (ppm) Carbon Monoxide (ppm)
Marylebone Road Circuit 61 1.3 0.6 0.4 2.9
  Gloucester Place Backstreets 50 0.6 0.5 0.0 2.0
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Correlations between Pollutants
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Ambient Monitoring
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Results Other
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Data Analysed/Available (2003)
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Aims Objectives
  • Characterise and evaluate human exposure levels
    at and around a street canyon intersection to CO
    and fine particulate matter?
  • Assess variations in exposure between and within
    i) modes of transport, ii) routes and iii)
    timings ?
  • Examine the relationship between human exposure
    to PM2.5 and CO at and around a street canyon
    intersection in relation to fixed site monitored
    concentrations ?
  • Identify and quantify the main determinants of
    human exposure at and around a street canyon
    intersection
  • Consider the policy implications arising from the
    research

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2004 Field Measurements
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2004 Field Data Status
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Analysis of Determinants of Exp.
  • Identify and quantify the determinants of
    exposure
  • Regression the model assumes personal exposure
    is a function of independent variables (e.g. wind
    speed, wind direction, traffic densityetc) with
    a normally distributed random error
  • Dependent on meteorological and traffic data
    availability
  • Start with 2003 data

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Timeline
  • Nov 2004 Descriptive work for 2003 data
    complete
  • Dec 2004 Start data collection for regression
    analysis from other groups
  • Jan 2005 Descriptive work for 2004 data
    complete
  • Mar/Apr ? 2005 Basic analysis of determinants
    of exposure for 2003 data complete
  • ????? Detailed analysis of determinants for 2003
    data
  • ????? Analysis of determinants for 2004 data

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Collaborators
  • Health Safety Laboratory, Sheffield (2003
    2004) exposure visualisation
  • UCL testing GPS and CO sensors
  • NERI requested fieldwork completed, awaiting
    funding

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Bus Measurements
  • Top graph example of timeseries ultrafine
    particle count at a bus stop (westbound,
    downstream of DAPPLE site on number 18 route)
    including peaks associated with arrival and
    departure of buses
  • Lower graph average timeseries ultrafine
    particle count measured on multiple journeys
    between Edgware Road and Regents Park stations on
    number 18 route, including the section through
    the DAPPLE site.
  • Use of data to model exposure
  • Combine concentration at bus stop with total
    waiting time and number of people waiting
  • Combine concentration on bus with journey time
    and bus occupancy
  • Note that most people experience the more
    polluted, delayed journeys! Clean buses have
    nobody on them!

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