TABLE 1 Literature Review Matrix Pollutants Method of Analysis No. Study Choice Context Study Area Considered (Units) Shortest Routes Exposure Bicycle and pedestrian Minneapolis, PM2.5 , Land use regression 1. Hankey et al. (2017) --- streets and trails USA BC (LUR) model BC, Fort Collins, PM2.5 , 2. Good et al. (2016) Bicycle route Manually selected routes measurement USA PNC (#/cm3), CO (ppm) Walking routes of NO2 , Land use regression 3. Molter and Lindley (2015) Manchester, UK Simulation primary school children PM10 (LUR) model Walking route of 4. Davies and Hyatt (2014) Lancaster, UK PM2.5 ArcGIS network analysis Dispersion modeling pedestrians 5. Sharker and Karimi (2014) Road network routes Pittsburgh, USA O3 (ppb) --- EPA data ArcGIS network analysis Montreal, Land use regression 6. Hatzopoulou et al. (2013) Bicycle route NO2 (ppb) based on real life origins Canada (LUR) model and destinations PM2.5 , Berkeley, 7. Jarjour et al. (2013) Bicycle route CO (ppm), Manually selected routes Actual measurement California BC Queensland, 8. Cole-Hunter et al. (2013) Bicycle route PNC (ppcc) Manually selected routes Actual measurement Australia Vancouver, Land use regression 9. Su et al. (2010) Bicycle route NO2 (ppb) Google map interface Canada (LUR) NOx, CO, Bicycle and transit Copenhagen, 10. Hertel et al. (2008) NO2, ArcGIS network analysis Street pollution model route Denmark PM10, PM2.5
TABLE 1 Literature Review Matrix No. Study Choice Context Study Area Pollutants Considered (Units) Method of Analysis Shortest Routes Exposure 1. Hankey et al. (2017) Bicycle and pedestrian streets and trails Minneapolis, USA PM2.5 , BC --- Land use regression (LUR) model 2. Good et al. (2016) Bicycle route Fort Collins, USA BC, PM2.5 , PNC (#/cm3), CO (ppm) Manually selected routes measurement 3. Molter and Lindley (2015) Walking routes of primary school children Manchester, UK NO2 , PM10 Simulation Land use regression (LUR) model 4. Davies and Hyatt (2014) Walking route of pedestrians Lancaster, UK PM2.5 ArcGIS network analysis Dispersion modeling 5. Sharker and Karimi (2014) Road network routes Pittsburgh, USA O3 (ppb) --- EPA data 6. Hatzopoulou et al. (2013) Bicycle route Montreal, Canada NO2 (ppb) ArcGIS network analysis based on real life origins and destinations Land use regression (LUR) model 7. Jarjour et al. (2013) Bicycle route Berkeley, California PM2.5 , CO (ppm), BC Manually selected routes Actual measurement 8. Cole-Hunter et al. (2013) Bicycle route Queensland, Australia PNC (ppcc) Manually selected routes Actual measurement 9. Su et al. (2010) Bicycle route Vancouver, Canada NO2 (ppb) Google map interface Land use regression (LUR) 10. Hertel et al. (2008) Bicycle and transit route Copenhagen, Denmark NOx, CO, NO2, PM10, PM2.5 ArcGIS network analysis Street pollution model
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