Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Dec. 28, 2024
Air
pollution,
a
global
health
hazard,
significantly
impacts
mortality,
cardiovascular
health,
mental
well-being,
and
overall
human
health.
This
study
aimed
to
investigate
the
impact
of
air
pollution
meteorological
factors
on
mortality
rates
in
Mashhad
City,
northeastern
Iran
2017–2020.
We
utilized
Random
Forest
(RF)
model
this
study.
gathered
daily
data
(pressure,
humidity,
temperature,
solar
radiation)
from
2017
2020,
pollutant
levels
(PM2.5,
PM10,
SO2,
NO2,
CO),
Health
System
Registration
(Sina).
The
RF
was
then
applied
Excel
Python
analyze
interplay
between
these
variables.
we
found
that
time,
pressure,
temperature
impacted
mortality.
Among
pollutants,
NO2
SO2
were
most
influential.
Overall,
had
greater
than
pollutants.
Furthermore,
discovered
increased
with
higher
colder
seasons,
temperatures.
CO,
PM2.5
rates.
These
findings
highlight
importance
understanding
relationship
diseases,
climatic
factors,
pollution.
Environmental
like
climate
change
play
significant
role
Therefore,
it
is
vital
for
individuals,
especially
those
heart
conditions,
pay
attention
weather
alerts.
Management of Environmental Quality An International Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 7, 2025
Purpose
This
study
builds
upon
previous
research
that
employed
spatial
modeling
techniques
to
explore
the
link
between
urbanization
drivers
and
respiratory
disease
exposure
in
DKI
Jakarta.
aims
investigate
whether
there
is
a
relationship
condition
of
categories
(J06–J022;
J44–J44.9;
J10–J18)
socio-environmental
factors.
underpins
extent
which
Material
Social
Deprivation
Index
(MSDI)
indicators
contribute
reducing
health
among
vulnerable
populations,
such
as
children
elderly.
Design/methodology/approach
The
analysis
using
Pearson’s
correlation
test
Local
Moran’s
I
autocorrelation
method
found
strong
J44
J44.9
Chronic
Obstructive
Pulmonary
Disease
(COPD)
levels
per
1,000
population
city
(
p
=
0.05).
Findings
Optimal
weighting
Geographically
Weighted
Regression
(GWR)
models
analyzing
deprivation
on
MSDI
revealed
high
reciprocity
factors
diseases.
Bivariate
statistics
for
material
Dissemination
Area
(DA)
J44–J44.9
identified
Hotspot
(H-H)
detection
pattern.
means
sensitivity
trend
component
showed
positive
influence
across
three
clusters
In
contrast,
social
seems
decrease
DA
J06–J022
J10–J18
with
Coldspot
(L-L)
pattern
tends
have
negative
insignificant
Originality/value
Therefore,
play
different
roles
influencing
susceptibility
sustained
exposure.
Forests,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(9), P. 1796 - 1796
Published: Sept. 3, 2023
Coastal
urban
areas
in
Indonesia
commonly
encounter
complex
environmental
problems,
including
bad
air
pollution
and
high
risk
of
flooding
due
to
sea
level
rise
land
subsidence.
The
existence
mangrove
forests
potentially
contributes
mitigating
the
problems.
Preserving
coastal
requires
continuous
support
from
all
stakeholders,
which
can
be
strengthened
by
good
understanding
on
comprehensive
benefits
provided
these
ecosystems.
This
study
aims
quantify
key
ecosystem
services
forest,
with
a
case
Angke
Kapuk
Jakarta.
Four
types
were
quantified,
i.e.,
carbon
storage,
pollutant
absorption,
microclimate
regulation,
nature
recreation.
A
vegetation
survey
was
conducted
30
sample
plots
collect
data
for
covers
above-ground
carbon,
below-ground
deadwood.
absorption
six
pollutants
(CO,
NO2,
O3,
SO2,
PM10,
PM2.5)
analysed
using
i-Tree
Eco
model.
Field
measurements
temperature
humidity,
as
well
interviews
99
visitors,
performed
analyse
regulation.
found
quantity
storage
within
trees
deadwood
area
(111.6
tonnes
C/ha)
amounts
absorbed
(11.3
tonnes/year).
Mangrove
effectively
regulated
conditions,
indicated
significant
difference
average
daily
humidity
between
inside
outside
forest.
Meanwhile,
number
visitors
benefiting
its
recreation
has
fluctuated
during
last
five
years,
an
138,550
people
per
year.
We
discuss
implications
findings
this
forest
management,
how
integrate
quantification
into
preservation
rehabilitation.
Inferensi,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7(1), P. 27 - 27
Published: March 25, 2024
Air
pollution
in
the
DKI
Jakarta
Province
is
a
serious
issue
as
it
related
to
public
health
and
environmental
concerns.
Therefore,
this
research
aims
analyze
causality
of
PM2.5
concentration
with
meteorological
factors
such
air
temperature,
humidity,
rainfall,
wind
speed.
The
data
source
used
from
MERRA-2
satellite,
which
provides
information
at
spatial
resolution
0.5°
×
0.625°.
covers
period
January
1,
1980,
November
2023,
hourly
time
intervals.
variables
involve
response
variable,
well
predictor
analytical
method
employed
Vector
Autoregressive
(VAR)
approach,
all
are
stationary
level.
constructed
VAR
model
tends
indicate
that
have
low
explanatory
power
for
concentration,
while
changes
itself
sustained
impacts
both
short
long
term.
This
suggests
fluctuations
not
significantly
influenced
by
factors.
West Science Interdisciplinary Studies,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
1(03), P. 22 - 26
Published: April 30, 2023
This
study
aims
to
investigate
the
impact
of
pollution
and
transportation
on
public
health
in
Jakarta,
Indonesia.
Data
was
collected
from
a
cross-sectional
survey
500
residents
including
measurements
exposure
air
noise
pollution,
behavior,
status.
The
results
showed
that
use
private
associated
with
higher
while
lower
exposure.
Exposure
has
also
been
linked
poor
outcomes
such
as
respiratory
cardiovascular
diseases
mental
problems.
findings
highlight
need
for
measures
reduce
promote
transport
active
modes
improve
Jakarta.
More
research
is
needed
long-term
impacts
identify
effective
interventions
those
impacts.
Environmental Challenges,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13, P. 100795 - 100795
Published: Nov. 17, 2023
This
study
investigates
the
extent
of
informal
workers'
exposure
to
PM2.5
and
associated
health
risks
in
landfill.
The
location
this
investigation
is
a
landfill,
which
unique
characteristic
developing
countries,
especially
Indonesia.
research
was
conducted
landfills
where
few
studies
have
been
conducted.
In
location,
many
are
workers
cows.
Workers
sector
continually
exposed
dust
for
working.
To
assess
air
quality,
high
volume
sampler
personal
used
measure
particulate
matter
concentrations
eight
hours.
Direct
interviews
with
were
determine
effects
exposure.
concentration
ranged
from
87.5
1080
µg/m3,
exceeding
threshold
value.
real-time
lifetime
Risk
Quotients
(RQ)
found
be
RQ
>
1,
risk
causing
problems,
precisely
1.61
3.02,
indicating
that
hazard
posed
substantial
health.
complaints
cough
(74.3%)
headache
(84.6%).
addition,
some
respondents
also
reported
symptoms
respiratory
infections,
such
as
eye
irritation
(12.8%),
shortness
breath
(12.8%)
chest
tightness
(28.2%).
Respiratory
infection
cough,
headache,
irritation,
breathlessness,
wheezing
significantly
dust.
concludes
increases
landfill
Informal
workers.
A
management
strategy
required
reduce
protect
workplace.
E3S Web of Conferences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
485, P. 06002 - 06002
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
A
mobile
air
quality
monitoring
study
in
Jakarta
was
undertaken
2022
by
the
Clean
Air
Catalyst
consortium,
partnership
with
Google
Earth
Outreach
and
Aclima,
taking
pollution
measurements
using
four
specially
equipped
Street
View
cars.
This
aims
to
map
street-level
PM
2.5
a
set
of
neighborhoods
(polygons)
throughout
evaluate
variability
caused
local
emission
sources
observe
exposure
areas
different
income
levels.
To
address
these
aims,
we
monitored
concentration
five
days
week,
8
am
5
pm,
from
September
December
eight
polygons,
stratified
include
high
low-income
areas.
The
cars
covered
distance
7,750
km
at
least
22
visits
per
location.
concentrations
were
measured
1-second
intervals
light-scattering
sensor.
high-resolution
data
collection
allowed
for
detailed
analysis
area.
showed
temporal
consistent
meteorological
activity
patterns
Jakarta,
higher
morning
compared
afternoon
most
polygons.
Median
varied
2x
-
>5x
within
individual
this
particularly
evident
northern
part
encompassing
both
high-income
neighborhoods,
where
are
significantly
affected
traffic
industrial
activities.
results
demonstrate
extent
which
exposures
depend
on
proximity
sources.
SISTEMASI,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
13(3), P. 951 - 951
Published: May 13, 2024
Air
pollution
is
one
of
the
problems
in
society.
pollutions
affect
human
health
and
environment.
In
Indonesia,
air
quality
index
measured
by
level
particulate
matter
10
(PM10),
carbon
monoxide
(CO),
sulfur
dioxide
(SO2),
ozone
(O3),
nitrogen
(NO2).
This
research
conducted
to
evaluate
performance
machine
learning
algorithms,
e.g.,
Support
Vector
Machine
(SVM),
Naïve
Bayes,
Logistic
Regression,
Decision
Tree,
AdaBoost,
classify
based
on
PM10,
CO,
SO2,
O3,
NO2
with
imbalanced
samples.
The
classified
into
Good,
Moderate,
Unhealthy.
dataset
downloaded
from
Open
Data
Jakarta
2010
-2021.
data
containing
4383
samples
consist
1155
3087
141
experimental
results
show
that
Tree
outperforms
other
methods.
produces
accuracy,
precision,
recall,
F1-score
99%,
98%,
respectively.