Publications by authors named "Eun Seol Hwang"
Article Synopsis
- Underground shopping malls (USMs) in Korea were studied to assess indoor air quality (IAQ), focusing on differing air qualities based on geographical areas and store types across 10 malls with 128 outlets.
- Comprehensive IAQ assessments included measuring fine particles, aldehydes, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), revealing higher PM levels outdoors while aldehyde and VOC levels were elevated in store interiors and passageways.
- The study found significant correlations between elevated concentrations of specific air pollutants and store categories, particularly noting higher levels of aldehydes and VOCs in clothing and fashion stores, linked to carbon monoxide levels and the presence of storefront walls.
