Respiratory ventilation and inhaled air pollution dose while riding with a conventional and an electric-assisted cycle along routes with different elevation profiles

Lathouwers, Elke;Dons, Evi;Ampe, Toon;Panis, Luc Int;de Geus, Sebastiaan;et.al.
(2021) Journal of Transport & Health — Vol. 22, p. 101132 (2021)

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  • Lathouwers, Elkeorcid-logoVUB
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  • Dons, Eviorcid-logoUHasselt
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  • Panis, Luc IntUHasselt
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(en) Differences in physical effort between cycling for transportation on an electric-assisted cycle (EAC) and a conventional cycle (CC) were previously studied. The effect of cycle type on respiratory ventilation and inhaled air pollution dose remains unclear.
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Lathouwers, E., Dons, E., Ampe, T., Panis, L. I., Verstraelen, M., & de Geus, S. (2021). Respiratory ventilation and inhaled air pollution dose while riding with a conventional and an electric-assisted cycle along routes with different elevation profiles. Journal of Transport & Health, 22, 101132. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jth.2021.101132 (Original work published 2021)