Public health researchers often estimate health effects of exposures (eg, pollution, diet, and
lifestyle) that cannot be directly measured for study subjects. A common strategy in …

Numerous studies showing statistically significant associations between environmental
noise and adverse health effects already exist for short-term (over one day at most) and long …

Many epidemiological studies use predicted air pollution exposures as surrogates for true
air pollution levels. These predicted exposures contain exposure measurement error, yet …

Background In designing prevention strategies, it may be useful to understand how early
and midlife cardiovascular disease risk factor (CVDRF) exposures affect outcomes that …

Recent work has shown how spatial econometrics can be applied to a housing-value
hedonic equation that includes air pollution variables. This paper develops a Spatial Durbin …

Groundwater is a very important resource across Ismailia area as it is used in domestic,
agricultural, and industrial purposes. This makes it absolutely necessary that the effects of …

In ecology, a common form of statistical analysis relates a biological variable to variables
that delineate the physical environment, typically by fitting a regression model or one of its …

Stunting affects an individual's educational and wage-earning potential and can even affect
the next generation of children. Most research of childhood stunting focuses on the …

Spatial misalignment occurs when at least one of multiple outcome variables is missing at
an observed location. For spatial data, prediction of these missing observations should be …

When data is correlated both spatially and temporally, spatial and spatio-temporal modelling
is useful for meaningful interpretation of the parameters of the covariates and for reliable …