This article describes a series of tracer gas experiments designed to measure vehicle air exchange rates for a variety of speeds, window positions, and ventilator functions. Experiments were also conducted to measure real-time particles from secondhand smoke in cars across various conditions.

An article describing a number of surveys to outdoor smoking locations and a number of controlled experiments on a private patio where real-time levels of airborne particulate matter were measured in proximity to smokers or burning cigarettes and cigars

This presentation contains information on indoor-outdoor air pollutant surveys conducted in seven homes in the San Francisco Bay Area, along with application of a recursive indoor-outdoor model to the data.

This presentation contains an introduction to real-time particle monitoring instruments and a summary of results from recent outdoor tobacco smoke and in-vehicle tobacco smoke monitoring surveys conducted at Stanford University.

This poster presentation contains a description of data measured in 15 co-location experiements using five types of real-time aerosol monitoring instruments. Conversion factors from the native units of the monitors to reference particle mass units were calculated and evaluated.

Conference paper containing a description of experiments involving the smoking of a Marlboro cigarette and a Kentucky Research cigarette in a house -- conducted to provide a side-by-side comparison of a real-time PAH sensor (Ecochem PAS 1000i) and a real-time respirable suspended particle (RSP) monitor (TSI 8510 piezobalance).

Journal article presenting the application of an indoor air quality model to environmental tobacco smoke pollutant concentrations measured in two airport smoking lounges located in the San Francisco Bay Area

Report describing the results of a pilot study performed in California on potential exposure to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) in outdoor settings.