Publication

Proxy methods for detection of inhalation exposure in simulated office environments

Alexandre Massoud Alahi, Dusan Licina, Seoyeon Yun
2022
Journal Articles

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Modern health concerns related to air pollutant exposure in buildings have been exacerbated owing to several factors. Methods for assessing inhalation exposures indoors have been restricted to stationary air pollution measurements, typically assuming steady-state conditions. Objective We aimed to examine the feasibility of several proxy methods for estimating inhalation exposure to CO2, PM2.5, and PM10 in simulated office environments.

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