Environmental Research

Data utilized for this study originated from the Gulf States Population Survey (GSPS). The GSPS was a random-digit dialing survey conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in partnership with state and local health departments and the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration from December 2010 to December 2011. The GSPS involved surveying 38,361 adults who resided in counties and parishes impacted by the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill in Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, and Mississippi. It was implemented to assess the physical, behavioral, and mental health of the population in the Gulf region in order to evaluate the need for behavioral and mental health services and coordinate the provision of such services in areas affected by the oil spill.

Figure 1 represents the flow chart of the systematic review Figure 2 represents the scientific evidence and summary of the association between greenspace and sleep

The data provides the programs and data sources for the Bayesian risk-induced interval stochastic modeling framework.

Data about dechlorination, XRD and FTIR in the article.

Geospatial datasets describing route geometry and ultrafine particulate matter dosage for children during shortest-distance and lowest-dosage school commutes in Toronto, Canada

Estimated number of persons exposed to traffic noise in Gothenburg, Sweden. In 1 dB intervalls of the equivalent level at the most exposed facade of the dwelling. Calculation for eight different scenarios starting in 2015 with different strategies aimed at reducing the noise exposure. The business as usual scenario is an extrapolation of the population growth in 1975 - 2015 (+0.8 % yearly) and traffic increase 1975 - 2015 (+1.4 % yearly).

Intestine microbiota profiles - 16S NGS analysis of duodenum from ApoE knockout mice exposed to either filtered air (control), wood smoke (450 ug/m3 PM) ,or mixed gasoline and diesel engine emissions (300 ug/m3 PM) for 6 hr/d, 7d/wk, for 50 d.

ZVI-Fenton degradation of phenol and ibuprofen as a function of pH

Blood gene and miRNA expression before (0h) and after (6h, 24h and 48h) exposure to whole body ultraviolet radiation. Data in "ICE_blood_data_Mendeley.xlsx" file, contains: - Sheet "mRNAseq_samples": samples after QC in the mRNAseq analysis - Sheet "mRNAseq_expr_matrix": gene expression - mRNAseq non normalized counts - Sheet "small RNAseq_samples": samples after QC in the small RNAseq analysis - Sheet "small_RNAseq_matrix": miRNA expression - small RNAseq non normalized counts

In any case of use of this data, a reference to the study is mandatory. Please contact Valentin Melnikov <mail@valmelnikov.ru> in case you are unsure about the reference. This data results from the study of walking speeds in Singapore in relation to climate. The walker attributes were obtained from inspection of video recordings, which were taken in the area of observational study. The location of a study area: pedestrian path towards Lakeside MRT, Singapore (coordinates: 1.343414,103.720528). Video recordings are not published, but are stored at Complexity Institute, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Please contact Valentin Melnikov <mail@valmelnikov.ru> regarding the access to video recordings. The data consists of 6 files -- 2 files for each day of observational study: 1. kestrel_weather_ddmmYYYY.csv -- A CSV file containing 6 columns: * datetime -- Date and time in Singapore timezone (UTC+8) starting from 17:10 up to 17:40 (depending on duration of observation). * Temperature -- Air temperature (deg. C) measured by Kestrel 5400. * Wind speed -- Wind speed (m/s) measured by Kestrel 5400. * Globe Temperature -- Black globe temperature (deg. C) measured by Kestrel 5400. * Relative Humidity -- Relative humidity (%) measured by Kestrel 5400. * Tmrt -- Mean radiant temperature (deg. C) calculated according to equation 3 in Thorsson et al. (2007) [https://doi.org/10.1002/joc.1537]. 2. walkers_lakeside_ddmmYYYY.xlsx -- A Microsoft Excel file containing following columns: * Description -- Contains numbers of walkers in published data (in original data was having characteristic description of walker). * Direction -- Direction of movement of walker (R -- to the right, from the Lakeside MRT station / L -- to the left / to the Lakeside MRT station). * Gender -- Apparent gender of a walker (F -- female / M -- male). * Age group -- Apparent age of a walker (0 -- <12 y.o. / 1 -- >12 & <18 y.o. / 2 -- >18 & <45 y.o. / 3 -- >45 y.o.). * Clothing type -- Level of clothing (0 -- both top and bottom are short / 1 -- top or bottom is long / 2 -- both top and bottom are long). * Used phone -- Whether walker was using phone (0 -- No / 1 -- Yes). * Overload -- Whether walker was bearing excessive aload (0 -- No / 1 -- Yes). * In group -- Whether walker is representing group (0 -- No / otherwise -- a number of co-walkers [for 22nd Oct -- only 1 was used just to indicate group, but not its size]). * Time in -- Time label in format [min.sec] corresponding to time on video recording when walker entered the area. * Time out -- Time label in format [min.sec] corresponding to time on video recording when walker exited the area. * Note -- Specific note for a walker. In analysis, walkers with notes were excluded. * Duration -- Calculated traversal time in seconds. * Speed -- Calculated walking speed in m/s (30 meters / Duration).