【Webinar】Contribution of Microenvironments and Activity Patterns to Personal PM2.5 Exposure: A Case Study among Community Residents in Metro Manila, Philippines

📅 Event Date :
2026-09-15

📍 Location:
Online

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How much air pollution are we really exposed to each day?
This webinar explores how daily activities and different environments shape personal exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5) in Metro Manila, Philippines. Based on a seven-day wearable sensor study, the presentation reveals unexpected pollution hotspots, not only during commuting but also in homes, workplaces, and dining spaces. The findings underscore the importance of personal exposure assessment in understanding real-world pollution burdens and highlight the limitations of relying solely on fixed-site monitoring to characterize personal exposure in complex urban environments. Join us to explore the latest research on personal air pollution exposure and its implications for environmental health and sustainability.

** Webinar Information**
📢Topic：Contribution of Microenvironments and Activity Patterns to Personal PM2.5 Exposure: A Case Study among Community Residents in Metro Manila, Philippines
📅  Date：2026/9/15
🕑  Time：10:00-11:00 am（UTC+8）
🎤 Speaker：Dr. Maria Obiminda L. Cambaliza (Professor, Department of Physics, Ateneo de Manila University, Philippines)
🎙️ Moderator：王玉純 教授（中原大學環境工程學系）Dr. Yu-Chun Wang (Professor, Department of Environmental Engineering, Chung Yuan Christian University, Taiwan)

📝 Register：
https://forms.gle/nx8A2FowixZ3zWsD8

Organizer:

Health Working Group, Future Earth Taipei 
Future Earth Taipei Hub
Center for Sustainability Science, Academia Sinica
Chung Yuan Christian University