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EPA/NARSTO PM MEASUREMENT RESEARCH

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WORKSHOP

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“Breakout Group; Health Effects”

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July 22, 1998

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MR. MAUDERLY:

I’m Joe Mauderly.5I am supposed to lead this discussion, which in my view6is mainly, A. provoking people to discuss and B.7keeping you from killing each other. So, those are two8sort of, you know, contrary...well, anyway, I don’t think9we’ll have any problem with either. I have a list of what10looks like a couple of dozen people that ought to be11here and most of them aren’t. But we can’t wait any12longer. So, we’ll assume that we have most of the13collective wisdom of the group present here in the14room. I know many of you, so I know that to be true. I15think it would be useful just as a matter of acquaintance16to go around the room very quickly and just kind of say17who you are and what your expertise is. Because there18are some people in the room I don’t know and let’s19accomplish that and then I’ll tell you what I think we’re20supposed to be doing this afternoon.21I’m Joe Mauderly, I’m from the Lovelace22Respiratory Research Institute and my background is23

2toxicology. So, you get kind of a one word statement1about your background.2

MR. SCHLESINGER:

I’m Rick3Schlesinger, NYU Medical School, toxicology.4

MR. NEAS:

Lucas Neas, U.S. EPA,5Human Studies Division, epidemiology and biomarkers6branch, PM.7

MR. WESTERDAHL:

Dane8Westerdahl, California Air Resources Board. I’m9involved in management of our Health Effects Research10Program.11

MR. JANSEN:

I’m John Jansen with12the Southern Company. I’m a research scientist there,13meteorologist.14

MR. MAUDERLY:

Meteorologist,15great.16

MR. HALES:

I’m Jake Hales, I’m the17Measurement Coordinator for NARSTO. I’m a chemical18engineer.19

MR. MAUDERLY:

Great.20

MR. NEWMAN:

I’m Lenny Newman.21I’m from Burke Haven National Laboratory. I’m not on22the list. I’m an Analytical Atmospheric Chemist and23non-believer.24

MR. MAUDERLY:

A non-believer,25okay. That’s a good one word description. Yes?26

MR. TANNER:

I’m Roger Tanner. I’m27

3with TVA and I’m a measurement scientist.1

MR. MAUDERLY:

Okay. Jane?2

MS. KOENIG:

I’m Jane Koenig. I’m3at the University of Washington and I’m a believer and I4study the health effects of air pollution.5

MR. CHAMEIDES:

I’m Bill Chameides6from Georgia Tech. I’m an atmospheric chemist and I’m7also crashing your party.8

MR. MAUDERLY:

That’s okay. I’m9glad to have everyone. This is going to be the most fun10of all the parties.11

MR. OLLISON:

I’m William Ollison,12I’m from EPA, atmospheric scientist and I’m supposed to13be here.14

MR. CREASON:

I’m John Creason15and I’m a biostatistician/epidemiologist and I’m the16same as Lucas, so I don’t have to go through all that17stuff.18

MR. MAUDERLY:

Okay.19

MR. DAVIS:

Dave Davis, EPA, animal20pollutant relation toxicology.21

MR. KIANG:

I’m C.S. Kiang,22Georgia Tech. I’m here to try to find out linkage.23

MR. EATON:

I’m Cary Eaton from24Research Triangle Institute. I’m a chemist, organic25analytical and have been mainly interested for years in26ambient air measurements, when we’re looking at the27

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