WTC research project table draft, March 2002

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

’ . Nev/York City Department of Health WTC Research Inventory Draft of 3/28/02 NI004 J. Wilson soils and sediments Env. Risk Assessment Collect and analyze soils and sediments in NY harbor and urban park Mailman School of Public Health/Columbia Univ. NYSDOH lakes to reconstruct chemical and elemental depositional fluxes away NIEHS from the site (pre/post 9/11) to assess impact of attacks on harbor sediments

NI005 J. Wilson plume optical density Env. Risk Assessment Collect and analyze all relevant satellite imagery pre/post 9/11 to Mailman School of Public Health/Columbia Univ. NYSDOH population exposures assess plume optical density as a surrogate for population exposures to PM to particulate matter

NI006 J. Wilson air quality Env. Risk Assessment Collect, catalogue and organize a relational database for all air Mailman School of Public Health/Collumbia Univ. NYSDOH monitoring data collected prior to and following 9/11 by state, federal, and academic organizations

NI007 J. Wilson air quality Env. Risk Assessment Perform detailed chemical and elemental speciation analyses on Mailman School of Public Health/Columbia Univ. NYSDOH filter samples collected by acad. Researchers in the vicinity of WTC before and after 9/11.

NI008 Lauri Boni WTC impact on pregnant Longitudinal Birth Cohort Assessment of the Env. Health Effecs of the WTC Tragedy Children's Enviromental Health/Mailman SPH/Columbia Mt. Sinai women and birth study on Pregnant Women and Their Offspring and Children's Health and the Environ./Mt. Sinai Sch. Of Med J. Wilson outcomes (Designed to evaluate acute/cumulative exposures to air pollutants also in collaboration with NIEHS Center for Environ. NYSDOH on pregnant women and relationships to fetal/child development; Health in Northern Manhattan/Mailman School of PH results will be compared with a similar study in Northern Manhattan of pregnant women free of exp. Due to WTC.)

NI009 J. Wilson Air quality Env. Risk Assessment Compositional analysis of three bulk samples of dust/smoke University of Medicine and Denistry of New Jersey NYSDOH exposure collected during week one post-WTC collapse New York University characterization

NI010 J. Wilson Air quality Env. Risk Assessment Size fractionated samples from samples collected from first week University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey NYSDOH exposure post-collapse. New York University characterization EPA-NERL

NI011 J. Wilson Air quality Env. Risk Assessment Collection and analysis of indoor dust samples south of Ground Zero University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey NYSDOH exposure characterization on November 19, 2001. New York University EPA-NERL

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