Indoor Air Management of Airborne Pathogens: Public Transportation
Channel: National Academies - Earth and Life Studies
Date: 2022-11-21

For this third workshop in the Indoor Air Management series, participants reviewed the state of knowledge and strategies on how to prevent and control transmission of airborne pathogens in public transit, highlighting progress made since 2020 and identifying critical research, implementation, and regulatory gaps. Participants will also discuss their lived experiences during the pandemic through case studies, and engage around key themes in a moderated panel discussion. Finally, participants will help identify promising practices to be adopted at different levels to make access to transportation equitable and safe. In addition to experts from a variety of disciplines and sectors involved in previous workshops, this third workshop will also include participants who worked directly with local communities and transportation organizations during the pandemic. These participants will bring in the discussion on-the-ground experience, solutions adopted, and other areas for improvement at the local level.

00:00 - Welcome & Overview - Linsey Marr
08:28 - Session 1 Introduction - Cath Noakes
10:02 - Session 1 - Susan Grant-Muller
26:46 - Session 1 - Jody Holton
43:00 - Session 1 - Madeleine Parker
45:24 - Session 1 - Jason DeGraw
47:55 - Session 1 - Panel Discussion
1:03:41 - Session 2 Introduction - Lucas Rocha-Melogno
1:05:38 - Session 2 - Christopher Sales
1:20:15 - Session 2 - Yuguo Li
1:28:22 - Session 2 - Robyn Gershon
1:40:23 - Session 2 - Kit Conway
1:50:17- Session 2 - Lena Ciric
2:00:51 - Session 2 - Liora Malki-Epshtein
2:07:31 - Session 2 Summary
2:08:44 - Session 3 Introduction - Robyn Gershon
2:10:36 - Session 3 - Katherine Ratliff
2:17:22 - Session 3 - Jennifer DeBruhl
2:21:23 - Session 3 - Catherine Noakes
2:33:02 - Session 3 - Nathan Edwards
2:40:27 - Session 3 - Brian Sherlock
2:53:52 - Session 3 - Wrap-Up