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Development of a Computational Model to Evaluate Personal Exposure to Particulate Matter in Indoor Microenvironments.

James McGrath, Miriam Byrne, Mike Ashmore, Andrew Terry and Sani Dimitroulopoulou
Annual Aerosol Science Conference 2013

This abstract summarizes the development of a computational model to determine concentrations of Particulate Matter (PM) in indoor microenvironments (e.g. home, office, car or outdoors), and hence, determine the personal exposure of individuals through a series of microenvironments.

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