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Personal PM2.5 exposure during real-world cycling trips: data for benefit–risk modelling
This dataset contains trip-level data supporting a study on personal PM₂.₅ exposure during real-world cycling and the modelled balance between physical-activity benefits and air-pollution-related health risks. The dataset comprises 162 cycling trips, including 78 trips conducted during the heatin
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