Effect of Air Pollution on Human Health

A special issue of Pollutants (ISSN 2673-4672).

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Interests: quantitative methods and mathematical modeling in environmental sciences; modeling of influence of air pollutants on human health; mathematical modeling; stochastic and exploratory methods; big data and automated air monitoring systems; advanced diagnostics of measurement results; model identification of interactions; system construction information; low-cost air quality monitoring sensors
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Dear Colleagues,

Air pollution is one of the most serious environmental risks. Air pollution has further consequences on human health, leading in particular to an increasing number of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases. According to the calculations in some report, global air pollution-related healthcare costs are projected to increase from USD 21 billion. Moreover, it affects crop yields and the environment, with impacts on biodiversity and ecosystems, amongst others. This special issue is focus on stochastic modeling of air pollutants, effects of air pollutants impact on health and economy and all environmental aspects of sustainable smart city development in terms of regions.

You are encouraged to submit for this special issue regardless of the research methods. Do not hesitate to contact the editor should you have any further inquiry about the scope of this special issue.

Prof. Dr. Piotr Oskar Czechowski
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • Air pollution
  • Air pollutants
  • Particulate matter
  • Environmental health
  • Economic development

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