Using Spatiotemporal Interpolation to Investigate Air Pollution Exposure and Child Asthma in the South Over the Last Decade

Authors

Heather Yates, Augusta University
Gina Besenyi, Augusta UniversityFollow
Lixin Li, Georgia Southern UniversityFollow
Vahe Heboyan, Augusta University, Clinical and Digital Health Sciences DepartmentFollow
Jason Franklin, Georgia Southern UniversityFollow
Weitian Tong, Georgia Southern UniversityFollow
Xiaolu Zhou, Georgia Southern UniversityFollow

Document Type

Conference Proceeding

Publication Date

4-11-2017

Publication Title

Proceedings of the Georgia Public Health Association Annual Conference

Abstract

This conference proceeding was published in Proceedings of the Georgia Public Health Association Annual Conference.

Recommended Citation

Yates, Heather, Gina Besenyi, Lixin Li, Vahe Heboyan, Jason Franklin, Weitian Tong, Xiaolu Zhou. 2017. "Using Spatiotemporal Interpolation to Investigate Air Pollution Exposure and Child Asthma in the South Over the Last Decade." Proceedings of the Georgia Public Health Association Annual Conference Atlanta, GA: Georgia Public Health Association.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/compsci-facpubs/98