Influence of Building Characteristics on Wildfire Smoke Impacts on Indoor Air Quality

Indoor air quality was monitored in a variety of public buildings during the wildfire seasons of 2019 and 2020 in Missoula, MT, to better understand what factors impact smoke infiltration indoors. PurpleAir sensors were used indoors and outdoors to calculate indoor/outdoor (I/O) PM<sub>2.5<...

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Main Author:	Amara L. Holder (1662646) (author)
Other Authors:	Heidi Vreeland (18626116) (author), Hayley Brittingham (21701709) (author), Sarah Coefield (21701712) (author), Beth Hassett-Sipple (21701715) (author), Lilli Deckmejian (21701718) (author), Benjamin R. Schmidt (21701721) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Physiology Sociology Mental Health Space Science Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified tightly fitting filters frequent door opening cold weather ). additional mitigation measures single building factor varying across locations increased hvac operation 5 </ sub wildfire smoke impacts reducing indoor pm wildfire seasons building characteristics indoor pm calculate indoor used indoors purpleair sensors poor condition open hours locations without hvac system excellent condition different conditions closed hours better understand air conditioning 55 μg 4 days
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Influence of Building Characteristics on Wildfire Smoke Impacts on Indoor Air Quality

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