Table 3. Smoking-Episode Metrics for Kitchen-Dining-Living Room (Kit-Din-Liv) and Bedroom Areas for Baseline (B) and Intervention (I) Periods for Participating Intervention Families (F1, F2, F3) ^a.

Family ID	F1				F2				F3
Monitored Areab	Kit-Din-Liv		Bedroom*		Kit-Din-Liv*		Bedroom		Kit-Din-Liv*		Bedroom
Baseline or Intervention	B	I	B	I	B	I	B	I	B	I	B	I
Time Period, Full Days c	6	3	6	3	4	11	4	11	6	5	6	5
No. Episodes, Total	25	2	53	15	18	86	10	34	102	81	72	90
No. Episodes Per Day, Median	4.5	1	9	6	6	7	3	2	18	16	12	15
Episode Duration Per Day (min), Median	213	3	379	154	98	72	57	46	571	495	481	481
Episode 1-min Peak Level (μg/m3), Median	74	75	96	88	111	102	68	74	114	125	108	78
Episode Average Level (μg/m3), Median	69	69	82	72	87	79	65	67	90	93	86	71
Episode Integrated Level Per Day (Conc x Time) ([μg/m3]-min), Median	19K	188	51K	13K	8.2K	6.6K	3.8K	4.2K	80K	80K	61K	55K

^aEpisodes are defined by continuous periods with particle levels exceeding the first signal threshold of 60 µg/m³ on full days of monitoring

^bAreas (i.e., rooms) closest to regular smoking activity are indicated with an asterisk (*)

^cWe omitted transition days (i.e., days when signals were activated) in all statistics.