نتایج جستجو برای: vehicular pollution modeling

تعداد نتایج: 464529  

Journal: :International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 2019

2005
J. H. Ellis B. F. Hobbs F. Joutz

Objective of Research: : This research program has four major modeling elements: climate change and variability, electrical energy demand and production, regional air pollution, and human health effects associated with air pollution exposure. Our overall objective is to develop a scientifically credible modeling facility that will help policy makers and analysts understand the effects of human ...

2011
Henry Leung Nour-Eddin El Faouzi Ajeesh Kurian Daniel Jiang Luca Delgrossi Sourav Dhar A. Ray Rabindranath Bera Debdatta Kandar Sanjib Sil Samarendra Nath Sur Debasish Bhaskar D. Kandar N. B. Sinha Manojit Mitra D. W. Matolak

The principal objective of this work is to show that ubiquitous communication, in a vehicular communication environment, is possible by exploring the existing radio access networks. Proper channel modeling is essential to utilize current network infrastructure. An overview of basic channel propagation models and fading models are presented here. Then vehicle-to-vehicle

2010
Thomas J. Grahame Richard B. Schlesinger

A major public health goal is to determine linkages between specific pollution sources and adverse health outcomes. This paper provides an integrative evaluation of the database examining effects of vehicular emissions, such as black carbon (BC), carbonaceous gasses, and ultrafine PM, on cardiovascular (CV) morbidity and mortality. Less than a decade ago, few epidemiological studies had examine...

Journal: :Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications 2019

Journal: :Analytica chimica acta 2008
Qunfang Zhou Jianbin Zhang Jianjie Fu Jianbo Shi Guibin Jiang

Wide occurrence of aquatic metal pollution has caused much attention. Biomonitoring offers an appealing tool for the assessment of metal pollution in aquatic ecosystem. The bioindicators including algae, macrophyte, zooplankton, insect, bivalve mollusks, gastropod, fish, amphibian and others are enumerated and compared for their advantages and disadvantages in practical biomonitoring of aquatic...

Journal: :Environmental research 2005
John Gulliver David J Briggs

Journey-time exposures represent an important, though as yet little-studied, component of human exposure to traffic-related air pollution, potentially with important health effects. Methods for assessing journey-time exposures, either as part of epidemiological studies or for policy assessment, are, however, poorly developed. This paper describes the development and testing of a GIS-based syste...

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