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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Jun 24.
Published in final edited form as: Risk Anal. 2008 Sep 11;29(1):34–47. doi: 10.1111/j.1539-6924.2008.01119.x

Table I.

Specified control scenarios for efficiency-equality tradeoff analysis.

Scenario Retrofit definition
A 50% of buses on each route
B Starting from the longest routes (higher emissions), going down
C Starting from the shortest routes (lower emissions), going up
D Starting from the highest intake fractions (highest population exposure per unit emissions), going down
E Starting from the lowest intake fractions (lowest population exposure per unit emissions), going up
F Starting from the highest emissions per bus per day, going down
G Starting from the lowest emissions per bus per day, going up
H Starting from the highest population-weighted and concentration-weighted mortality rates in tracts intersected by road segments, going down
I Starting from the lowest population-weighted and concentration-weighted mortality rates in tracts intersected by road segments, going up
J Starting from the highest age-adjusted population-weighted and concentration-weighted mortality rates in tracts intersected by road segments, going down
K Starting from the lowest age-adjusted population-weighted and concentration-weighted mortality rates in tracts intersected by road segments, going up
L Starting from the highest health benefits per bus, going down
M Starting from the lowest health benefits per bus, going up
N-R Random control scenarios (routes chosen at random)