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WHO Health Data v4.xlsx
Country Country, Region WHO_region, AlcConsumption Total (recorded + unrecorded) adult (15+ years) per capita consumption projected estimates for 2008_2008 BAC_limit Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) limit for drivers - general - 2011, bednet Women that slept under a bednet last night (%), bednet_yr bednet Year, drinkWater_R Population using improved drinking-water sources (%)_Rural_2011, drinkWater_U Population using improved drinking-water sources (%)_Urban_2011, healthcenters Total density per 100 000 population: Health centres, healthposts Total density per 100 000 population: Health posts, Hiv_AidsDeaths Deaths due to HIV/AIDS (per 100 000 population)_2011, HivAdults Prevalence of HIV among adults aged 15 to 49 (%)_2011, hospital_yr hospital Year of data collection, hospitals Total density per 100 000 population: Hospitals, LifeExp_60_F Life expectancy at age 60 (years)_Female_2011, LifeExp_60_M Life expectancy at age 60 (years)_Male_2011, LifeExp_Birth_F Life expectancy at birth (years)_Female_2011, LifeExp_Birth_M Life expectancy at birth (years)_Male_2011, NumRegVehicles Number of Registered Vehicles Nursing_Midwives, Nursing_and_midwifery_personnel_density__per_1000_population_, Physicians Physicians_density__per_1000_population_, pollution Outdoor air pollution (Annual PM10 [ug/m3]), polYear Year, RegVehYear Year, rural_hosp Total density per 100 000 population: District/rural hospitals, sanFacility_R Population using improved sanitation facilities (%)_Rural_2011, sanFacility_U Population using improved sanitation facilities (%)_Urban_2011, seat_belt_drivers Seat-belt wearing rate (%) Driver only_2011, sex_work_syph Sex workers with active syphilis (%), sex_work_syph_yr sex_work_syph Year of data collection, spec_hosp Total density per 100 000 population: Specialized hospitals, Tobacco_S_F Current smoking of any tobacco product (age-standardized rate)_Female_2009, Tobacco_S_M Current smoking of any tobacco product (age-standardized rate)_Male_2009, Tobacco_Y_F Current users of any tobacco product (youth rate)_Female_2010, Tobacco_Y_M Current users of any tobacco product (youth rate)_Male_2010, TrafDeathRate Estimated road traffic death rate (per 100 000 population)_2010, TrafDeaths Estimated number of road traffic deaths _2010, UVradiation UV radiation_2004.

swhardy

Dec 6, 2015

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Air Pollution Vs. Region Population and Number of Parks
Air pollution levels identified for each state in the United States measured in ug/m3. Additional information collected is the states residing region (Midwest, West, Northeast, Southeast, South Central), and the number of parks within each state. This data has also been summed up, and averages calculated.

jwesthouse7590

Apr 5, 2017

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521

SMSA
Properties of 60 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas (a standard Census Bureau designation of the region around a city) in the United States, collected from a variety of sources. The data include information on the social and economic conditions in these areas, on their climate, and some indices of air pollution potentials. Number of cases: 60 Reference: U.S. Department of Labor Statistics [ Outlier , Transformation , Regression]

Variable	Description
city	City name
JanTemp	Mean January temperature (degrees Farenheit)
JulyTemp	Mean July temperature (degrees Farenheit)
RelHum	Relative Humidity
Rain	Annual rainfall (inches)
Mortality	Age adjusted mortality
Education	Median education
PopDensity	Population density
%NonWhite	Percentage of non whites
%WC	Percentage of white collar workers
pop	Population
pop/house	Population per household
income	Median income
HCPot	HC pollution potential
NOxPot	Nitrous Oxide pollution potential
SO2Pot	Sulfur Dioxide pollution potential
NOx	Nitrous Oxide

ds-231%sc

Aug 11, 2008

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703

polution.xlsx
PREC Average annual precipitation in inches JANT Average January temperature in degrees F JULT Same for July OVR65 % of 1960 SMSA population aged 65 or older POPN Average household size EDUC Median school years completed by those over 22 HOUS % of housing units which are sound & with all facilities DENS Population per sq. mile in urbanized areas, 1960 WWDRK % employed in white collar occupations POOR % of families with income < $3000 HC Relative hydrocarbon pollution potential NOX Same for nitric oxides SO@ Same for sulphur dioxide HUMID Annual average % relative humidity at 1pm MORT Total age-adjusted mortality rate per 100,000

rhm52397

Sep 9, 2012

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Wolf River Pollution
Jaffe, Parker and Wilson (1982) have investigated the concentration of several hydrophobic organic substances (such as hexachlorobenzene, chlordane, heptachlor, aldrin, dieldrin, endrin) in the Wolf River in Tennessee. Measurements were taken downstream of an abandoned dump site that had previously been used by the pesticide industry to dispose of its waste products. It was expected that these hydrophic substances might have a nonhomogeneous vertical distribution in the river because of differences in density between these compounds and water and because of the adsorption of these compounds on sediments, which could lead to higher concentrations on the bottom. It is important to check this hypothesis because the standard procedure of sampling at six-tenths of the depth could miss the bulk of these pollutants if the distribution were not uniform. Grab samples were taken with a La Motte-Vandorn water sampler of 1 litre capacity at various depths of the river. This sampler consists of a horizontal plexiglas tube of 7 centimetres diameter and a plunger of each side which shuts the sampler when the sampler is at the desired depth. Ten surface, 10 mid-depth and 10 bottom samples were collected, all within a relatively short period. Until they were analysed the samples were stored in 1-quart mason jars at low temperature. In the analysis of the samples, a 250-millilitre water sample was taken from each mason jar and was extracted with 1 millilitre of either hexanes or petroleum ether. A sample of the extract was then injected into a gas chromatograph and the output was compared against standards of known concentrations. The test procedure was repeated two more times, injecting different samples of the extract in the gas chromatograph. The average aldrin and hexachlorobenzene (HCB) concentrations (in nanograms per liter) in these 30 samples are given in the data.

jmanthey

Apr 17, 2014

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graphing project
a) The variable that was broken into two groups and compared for 2 different years is NO2 emissions in ppb b) The data was collected by local air pollution control agencies and reported to the EPA. The data was collected in order to monitor the air for ambient levels of certain pollutants. This data is useful for health and policy research relating to air pollution and its control.

dianapopa1

Oct 30, 2018

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Exercise 17.38 Oil
J. M. Jobe and H. Jobe, "A statistical approach for additional infill development," Energy Exploration and Exploitation, 18 (2000), pp 89-103, and Lake Michigan Federation, 2001 publication, "The case against new Great Lakes oil and gas drilling: Michigan fails to clean up oil and gas pollution," found at www.lakemichigan.org.

bbeard

Aug 11, 2008

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