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Published in final edited form as: Paediatr Perinat Epidemiol. 2021 Dec 10;36(1):57–67. doi: 10.1111/ppe.12832

Figure 1. — Maps showing spatial distributions across Denmark of a) NO_x, b) NO₂, c) CO, d) O₃, e) PM_2.5, f) PM₁₀, g) SO₂ and h) SG/SF participants (number of participants per 100,000 inhabitants). Pollutant maps are annual averages of each pollutant during 2012, modelled with DEHM/UBM at 1km x 1km spatial resolution. Only areas with Danish residential addresses are displayed. Empty cells are unpopulated (i.e., water or forest). The data is displayed in quantile scale, with variable ranges in the color classes, arranged so that each color covers a similar total area in the map. Units for all pollutants are μg/m³.

Figure 1. — Maps showing spatial distributions across Denmark of a) NO_x, b) NO₂, c) CO, d) O₃, e) PM_2.5, f) PM₁₀, g) SO₂ and h) SG/SF participants (number of participants per 100,000 inhabitants). Pollutant maps are annual averages of each pollutant during 2012, modelled with DEHM/UBM at 1km x 1km spatial resolution. Only areas with Danish residential addresses are displayed. Empty cells are unpopulated (i.e., water or forest). The data is displayed in quantile scale, with variable ranges in the color classes, arranged so that each color covers a similar total area in the map. Units for all pollutants are μg/m³.