Conference article reporting on 150 chemicals found in 31 different consumer products, such as soaps, fragrances, cologne, and perfume. These results are intended to be used in exposure or indoor air models.

Article presenting airborne particle data measuring in a tavern before and after a smoking ban and characterization of levels using a mass balance model

Stanford report on dispersion of indoor pollutants by diffusion processes

A report of the US EPA describing the landmark TEAM study

A mass balance model is developed for describing pollutants generated by smoking activity and it is tested in a controlled chamber and with a real smoker in a car.

Article describing a mathematical model that can be used to predict concentrations of indoor air pollutants arising from the smoking of cigarettes or other tobacco products

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.

Book chapter describing methods in the modeling of exposure to air pollutants, focusing on secondhand tobacco smoke

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

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).