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. 2016 Oct 7;125(4):527–534. doi: 10.1289/EHP442

Table 1.

Spatial models used here to estimate particulate concentrations and rates of active travel.

Study Dependent variable Observations Model output Model adj R2
Hankey and Lindsey 2016a Bicycle counts Pedestrian counts 957 (471 locations) Bicycle and pedestrian traffic volumes Bike: 0.46 Ped: 0.50
Hankey and Marshall 2015a Concentrations of particulate matter 1,101 locations along mobile routes Concentrations of particle number (PN), black carbon (BC), and PM2.5 PN: 0.48 BC: 0.42 PM2.5: 0.49
aModels are based on data collected in the autumn and during afternoon rush-hour 1600–1800 hours.