Abstract
Abstract Indignation from air pollution is an early signal to instinctive health issues in human. Assessment of human exposure to pollutants for the epidemiological studies will be one of the subsidiary objectives of data analytics for precision medicine forecast for the individuals in the industrially polluted region. The objective of the research determines whether to estimate personal air pollution exposure or population exposure. The exposure can be long term and short term. It includes indoor and outdoor. Direct methods like personal monitoring by using smart phones, air pollution sensors are accurate but quite expensive for huge populations. Indirect methods incorporate information gained from questionnaires accompanied by measured pollutants from the monitoring sites. Lean on the nature of analysis, the assessment pattern may vary. This paper discusses most popular air pollution assessment methods applied in the epidemiological studies related to air pollution. Recent trends in epidemiological studies led to the development of air pollution exposure assessment models that rely on satellite measurement of pollutants. Usage of geographic information system for exposure assessment demands spatial analysis. Mobile applications and sensor technology equipment for personal exposure assessment are promising methods in this study. The articles discussed in this study also observes the method of measurement of each pollutant exposure to individuals by geocoding the addresses with the average pollutant concentration measured at fixed site stations.
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