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When, Where, and What? Characterizing Personal PM2.5 Exposure in Periurban India by Integrating GPS, Wearable Camera, and Ambient and Personal Monitoring Data
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25 Evidence identifying factors that influence personal exposure to air pollutants in low-and 26 middle-income countries is scarce. Our objective was to identify the relative contribution of 27 the time of the day (when?), location (where?), and individuals' activities (what?) to PM 2.5 28 personal exposure in peri-urban South India. We conducted a panel study in which 50 29 participants were monitored in up to six 24h sessions (n=227). We integrated data from 30 multiple sources: continuous
doi:10.1021/acs.est.8b03075.s001
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