Posters & Papers

Papers published by CARE students

The study, carried out in Chicago's Edgewater neighborhood, reveals that outdoor fine particle levels decrease with height, especially at night, while indoor levels rise slightly on higher floors during busy work hours, likely due to more pollution getting in. Both inside and outside, particle levels hit their highest around midday, with indoor air quality generally better than outside. Utilizing low-cost PurpleAir sensors, this research offers insights into fine particle distribution in urban high-rise buildings, providing valuable data for community and policy decisions regarding air pollution.

Posters presented to the LSMRCE Conference 2023

Posters presented to the AGU Fall Meeting 2022