Environmental context Trafficked streets are air pollution hot spots where people experience
high exposure to hazardous pollutants. Although monitoring networks provide crucial …

A proper selection of route through the urban area may significantly reduce the air pollution
exposure. This is the main conclusion from the presented study. Air pollution exposure is …

Street canyons are ubiquitous in urban areas. Traffic-related air pollutants in street canyons
can adversely affect human health. In this study, an urban-scale traffic pollution dispersion …

A semi-empirical mathematical model, Urban Street Model (USM), is proposed to efficiently
estimate the dispersion of vehicular air pollution in cities. This model describes urban …

Traffic is a major source of urban air pollution that affects health, especially among children.
As lower speed limits are commonly applied near schools in many cities, and different …

Near-road concentrations of nitrogen dioxide (NO 2), a known marker of traffic-related air
pollution, were simulated along a busy urban corridor in Montreal, Quebec using a …

The goal of the research presented here is to generate a Geographic Information Systems
(GIS) model for personal exposure to particulate matter (PM10) experienced by the …

Urban vehicle emission models have been utilized to calculate pollutant concentrations at
both microscopic and macroscopic levels based on vehicle emission rates which few …

We evaluated the Danish AirGIS air quality and exposure model system using air quality
measurement data from New York City in the Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis and Air …

In this paper, the OSPM model is employed for the calculation of the PM10 concentration
levels in the historical centre of the city of Thessaloniki (Greece). Although measurements of …