Acknowledgments
In alphabetical order, the following people are acknowledged for their support and contributions:
- Dr. Álvaro Alvarado (OEHHA): advisor to development
- Dr. Joshua Apte (UC Berkeley): project PI
- Cassidy Barrientos (UC Berkeley): PhD student, new California ISRM development
- Amy Budahn (OEHHA, now CARB): advisor to development
- Sammi Chung (OEHHA): advisor to development
- Libby Koolik (UC Berkeley): PhD candidate, ECHO-AIR technical lead,
- Thomas Le (UC Berkeley): undergraduate research assistant, investigated pipelines for regulatory data
- Dr. Julian Marshall (UW): advisor to development
- Dr. Hye-Youn Park (OEHHA): advisor to development
- Dr. Laurel Plummer (OEHHA): advisor to development
- Meghana Raj (UC Berkeley): undergraduate research assistant, code developer, documentation support
- Lucas Rojas Mendoza (UC Berkeley): PhD student, new California ISRM development
- Clara Rong (UC Berkeley): undergraduate research assistant, documentation support
- Benjamin Salop (UC Berkeley): undergraduate research assistant, code developer, documentation support
- Rose Schmitz (OEHHA): advisor to development
- Dr. Yuzhou Wang (UC Berkeley, now Texas A&M): postdoctoral researcher, new California InMAP development
- Justin Ward (Google): supported parallelization of main program
- Amy Yao (UC Berkeley): undergraduate research assistant, code developer, documentation support
Additionally, we thank the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) and Google.org for funding this work.
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