The Holloway Group leads and contributes to the national NASA team conducting applied research and outreach to link advanced data and tools with air quality and health.
The Holloway Group works to characterize multi-pollutant emission changes and conduct cost-benefit analysis to provide information on “win-win” air pollution control, climate mitigation, and health outcomes.
The Holloway Group will develop a computationally feasible method to assess air pollution exposure near LNG terminals and related industrial facilities.
The Holloway Group will apply satellite-derived fine particulate matter data to support air quality analysis in both counties with and without monitors, to better compare exposure between counties.
The Holloway Group will assist the Office of Sustainability Clean Energy in developing Wisconsin’s Priority Climate Action Plans (PCAPs) and Comprehensive Climate Action Plans (CCAPs).
The Holloway Group works to examine regulatory modeling guidances for sulfur dioxide, with an eye toward alternate criteria to improve assessment away from monitors.
