2019Journal article

Dynamic Assessment of PM2.5 Exposure and Health Risk Using Remote Sensing and Geo-Spatial Big Data

Song, Y., Huang, B., He, Q., Chen, B., Wei, J., & Mahmood, R.

Environmental Pollution, 253, 288–296

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Research question

How does health-risk assessment change when both pollution and population vary through time?

Geographic scope

Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei · China

Evidence base

Satellite-ground PM2.5 and dynamic population information

Approach

High-resolution pollution estimates are combined with geospatial population dynamics to move beyond static residential exposure assumptions.

Why it matters

The framework connects environmental mapping, human activity and health-risk estimation in one dynamic exposure model.

Research connections

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