Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6338775 | Atmospheric Environment | 2015 | 14 Pages |
Abstract
It is important to note that epidemiological studies whether investigating short term-effects or those studying long-term effects are potentially affected by the issues raised in the paper. Long-term cumulative exposure estimates that are based rather uncritically on monitoring data may be biased if the stations are not representative. It is recommended to use models to support the interpretation and spatial extrapolation of the results of measurements in existing networks. The use of models also relaxes the need for station relocation in inadequate networks, which often would compromise trend analysis. It also relaxes the importance of exact or detailed, comprehensive, station classifications since all stations can be used in exposure assessments.
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Authors
Jan Duyzer, Dick van den Hout, Peter Zandveld, Sjoerd van Ratingen,