Edwards et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Reducing COVID-19 airborne transmission risks on public transportation buses: An empirical study on aerosol dispersion and controlEdwards et al., 2021
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- Edwards N
- Widrick R
- Wilmes J
- Breisch B
- Gerschefske M
- Sullivan J
- Potember R
- Espinoza-Calvio A
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- Aerosol Science and Technology
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This study is one of the first COVID-19 related bus studies to fully characterize cough aerosol dispersion and control in the highly turbulent real-world environment of driving regular bus routes on both a school bus and a transit bus. While several other bus studies have been …
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