Journal Articles

Near-highway pollutants in motor vehicle exhaust-.A review of epidemiologic evidence of cardiac & pulmonary health risk_08.09.07

Residential Traffic Exposure, Pulse Pressure and C-Reactive Protein: Consistency and Contrast Among Exposure Characterization Methods, Environmental Health Perspectives (Published: February 02, 2010)

Characterizing Urban Traffic Exposures Using Transportation Planning Tools: An Illustrated Methodology for Health Researchers, Journal of Urban Health, (Published: January 22, 2010)

Spatial and temporal distribution of highway-generated air pollution in a residential urban neighborhood: comparison of monitoring and dispersion modeling results (Published:May 16-20, 2010 )

Challenges of using CBPR to research and solve environmental health problems (Published: October 2008)

Short-term variation in near-highway air pollutant gradients on a winter morning. (Published: September, 2010)

Poster Presentations

Click the link below to view posters:

CAFEH Approach & Methods

Engaging Communities & Policy Makers About Near Highway Pollution & Health

Presentation at 2010 Urban Environmental Pollution Conference – Boston, USA

Allison St. Vincent’s presentation – “Modeling highway-generated air pollution in a residential urban neighborhood

Research Site

This figure shows the ultrafine particle number count next to I-93 in Somerville as measured using the Aerodyne mobile monitoring vehicle.  Black is the highest concentration, red is medium and yellow is lowest. – See Somervilleneighborhood driving route.