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3-D Emissions Mapping and Social Cost Estimation for US Domestic Aviation at West Coast Hubs
Existing aviation emissions inventories lack accurate trajectory data for high-resolution social cost and health impact assessment. This paper develops a 3-D emissions map by reconstructing flight trajectories for US west coast hubs to estimate regional environmental and near-airport health impacts.
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