Indoor Particulate Matter in Rural, Wood Stove Heated Homes
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Description
Examines 96 homes in rural Montana, Idaho, and Alaska using
wood stoves as the primary source of heating to determine
the mass of indoor particulate matter (PM) and particle
number concentrations, quantify outdoor PM penetrating the
indoor environment, and identify predictors of
concentrations and infiltration of outdoor PM. Includes
pre-intervention indoor air sampling data by demographic
and home characteristics, wood stove and usage, activities
in or near the home, and weather.
Author(s)
Erin O. Semmens, Curtis W. Noonan, Ryan W. Allen, Emily C. Weiler, Tony J. Ward
Citation
Environmental Research, 138, 93-100
Date
04/2015
Type
Document
Tagged as
Environmental health · Statistics and data · Alaska · Idaho · Montana