The North Fork Road Ambient Particulate Matter Research Study

Ward TJ. 2008. The North Fork Road Ambient Particulate Matter Research Study. North Fork Road Coalition for Health and Safety. Missoula, MT

Using continuous particulate matter (PM) air samplers, The University of Montana –Center for Environmental Health Sciences(UM-CEHS) conducted a research program to determine the concentrations of PM liberated from the North Fork Road from July 17-August 31, 2007. UM-CEHS also conducted PM sampling within nine vehicles, quantifying the exposures to the occupants when traveling the road. In addition, traffic counters were deployed at three locations along the North Fork Road in an effort to gain an understanding of the traffic volume during a two-week period in mid-August.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Ward, Tony
Date of Issue
2008-06-11
Publisher
North Fork Road Coalition for Health and Safety
Units
CRCO , GLAC
Keywords
Air Quality, Land Use, North Fork Flathead Road, Particulate Matter, Transportation
Subjects
Ecological Framework: Air and Climate | Air Quality | Air Contaminants

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