Civil Engineering ETDs
Publication Date
Spring 5-12-2018
Abstract
The overall aim of this dissertation is evaluating what new knowledge can be gained about the environmental and public health outcomes of regional transportation planning strategies by implementing a suite of more spatially and temporally detailed transportation and air quality models. This new knowledge can be used to better understand the potential health effects of emissions exposure while also guiding the development of new transportation and land-use plans, and related policies that have the potential to achieve large reductions in pollution exposure and green house gas emissions at local and regional level.
Keywords
Air quality; Vehicle Emissions Exposure; Particulate Matter; Greenhouse Gas Emissions; Transportation planning; Land Use; Smart Growth; Health; Environmental Justice
Document Type
Dissertation
Language
English
Degree Name
Civil Engineering
Level of Degree
Doctoral
Department Name
Civil Engineering
First Committee Member (Chair)
Dr. Gregory Rowangould
Second Committee Member
Dr. José Manuel Cerrato
Third Committee Member
Dr. Vanessa Valentin
Fourth Committee Member
Dr. Yan Lin
Recommended Citation
Tayarani, Mohammad. "Achieving Public Health and Climate Change Goals: What do we Need to Know about the Transportation System?." (2018). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ce_etds/204
