Fine-scale, geocoded neighborhood socioeconomic status (nSES) data are foundational inputs for urban studies and spatial inequality research, yet remain scarce in emerging economies that together account for over 70% of the global population. Here, we use publicly available satellite and street view imagery to estimate...
Yan Li, Ying Long, Esra Suel et al.· Transactions in Urban Data,...· 0 citations
Sub-Saharan African (SSA) cities have high air and noise pollution levels, yet limited information exists on children’s joint exposures at home and school locations - the two most important environments where children spend much of their time. This study characterised schoolchildren’s exposure to multiple air pollutant...
Rachel Hulme, Iris Ekua Mensimah Fynn, A. S. Alli et al.· Environmental Research Lette...· 0 citations
Kigali, like many cities in sub-Saharan Africa, faces rapid urban growth alongside the need to manage air pollution and protect public health. Despite its policy efforts, systematic data on nitrogen oxides (NOx: NO2 and NO), key indicators of combustion-related pollution, have been limited. We applied a standardized pr...
Pacifique Karekezi, K. Kyeremateng, Carissa L. Lange et al.· npj Clean Air· 0 citations
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