Pollutant Concentration Mapping to Support Health Impact Assessment — Jason West & Colleagues
Channel: NASA HAQAST: Health and Air Quality Applied Sciences Team
Date: 2020-03-24

Pollutant Concentration Mapping to Support Health Impact Assessment: Global Ozone Concentrations, and PM from California Wildfires

In this webinar, Jason West and colleagues from UNC Chapel Hill discuss data fusion for air quality and health: methods of combining ground measurements, satellite observations, and computer models to best construct maps of air pollutant concentrations. They also present two applications of this data fusion: one for the global mapping of ozone for the Global Burden of Disease Assessment, and the second, a mapping of PM2.5 from the October 2017 California wildfires.

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