An agent-based model for evaluating long-term impacts of TRAP on disadvantaged communities under multiple scenarios

This project will link and extend several models to create a framework for full-chain assessment of transportation systems and impacts of traffic-related air pollution on population health in the San Francisco Bay Area. The investigators will evaluate impacts of three policy scenarios — federal/California long-term transportation electrification, telecommuting impact from COVID-19, and a community-led scenario — on ambient air pollution and associated mortality and morbidity outcomes, including environmental justice disparities.

Abstracts for investigators' posters to be presented at the HEI 2025 Annual Conference will appear on the HEI website in April 2025.