Research Needs Associated with Particulate Emissions at Airports (2008) / Chapter Skim
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Particulate emissions from ground vehicles (including GSE and ground access vehicles) , construction activity, and stationary sources are generally well characterized, at least for particle emission mass; emissions from aircraft main engines and APUs much less so.
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5. Expand current understanding of the health impacts of PM emissions, especially for the fine and ultrafine particles, which are believed to have the most significant impacts on human health.
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isolate individual emission sources, for example, when evaluating the impact of airport operations on nearby communities. It would be a significant benefit to airports if characteristic markers or "fingerprints," based on for example, particle size, mass, composition, or a combination of these, could be defined that were unique to individual sources.
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