Air pollution generated by freight transport vehicles in Brussels: a dynamic approach to measure the real impact

Koen Maurits Mommens; Nicolas Brusselaers; Tom Van Lier; Cathy Macharis

Air pollution generated by freight transport vehicles in Brussels: a dynamic approach to measure the real impact

Koen Maurits Mommens, Nicolas Brusselaers, Tom Van Lier, Cathy Macharis

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Air pollution is considered the largest threat to human health, a large share of these transport-related emissions being attributable to freight transport. The associated external costs of air pollution are directly linked to the number of vicinal receptors. Studies so far have only considered the static link between the presence of the emission source and the number of its vicinal receptors, often based on the home location, as such making abstraction of individual travel patterns. This research combines both dynamic receptor densities and freight transport emission sources.

Originele taal-2	English
Pagina's	7-7
Aantal pagina's	1
Status	Published - 25 apr 2019
Evenement	Resistance is in the Air / Etats Généraux de l’Air de Bruxelles (25-27 April 2019) - Brussels, Brussels, Belgium Duur: 25 apr 2019 → 27 apr 2019 https://www.brusselsair.org/resistance-in-the-air/

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Conference	Resistance is in the Air / Etats Généraux de l’Air de Bruxelles (25-27 April 2019)
Land/Regio	Belgium
Stad	Brussels
Periode	25/04/19 → 27/04/19
Internet adres	https://www.brusselsair.org/resistance-in-the-air/

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