@article{ART002642505},
author={Moonshik Shin and Jong In Dong and Jongsik Ha},
title={A Case Study on the Health Impact Assessment of Residential Development Projects},
journal={Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment},
issn={1225-7184},
year={2020},
volume={29},
number={5},
pages={391-402}
TY - JOUR
AU - Moonshik Shin
AU - Jong In Dong
AU - Jongsik Ha
TI - A Case Study on the Health Impact Assessment of Residential Development Projects
JO - Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment
PY - 2020
VL - 29
IS - 5
PB - Korean Society Of Environmental Impact Assessment
SP - 391
EP - 402
SN - 1225-7184
AB - Health Impact Assessment based on municipal law is performed and written in the sanitary and public health part in the current environmental impact assessment.
Residential development projects such as housing site development etc., are not subject to health impact assessment under Article 13 of the Environmental Health Act. However, health impact assessment is conducted partially based on the review that health impact assessment targets which are identified among substances emitted from pollutants nearby industrial complexes should be assessed risk (including carcinogenic and non-carcinogenic) at the stage of the environmental impact assessment consultation. Although residential development projects do not have plans for pollutant emitting facilities that emit hazardous air pollutants, there is a possibility that residents might be affected by pollutants from industrial complex nearresidential area in the future. In this study, Health impact assessment was conducted to examine the impact on residents in planned areas by analyzing previous residential development projects. We predicted future impact by using the literature survey results on surrounding area (case1) and conducting contribution analysis (case2) and predicting exposure concentration of carcinogenic substances applying Atmospheric Diffusion Model (AERMOD). By this study, we concluded that applying on-site survey, contribution analysis and prediction of exposure concentration by using AERMOD complementarily will be effective to assess the health impact to the receptors by pollutants from industrial complexes near the planned zone.
KW - Health Impact Assessment;Environmental Impact Assessment;Atmospheric Diffusion Model;Receptors
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Moonshik Shin, Jong In Dong and Jongsik Ha. (2020). A Case Study on the Health Impact Assessment of Residential Development Projects. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 29(5), 391-402.
Moonshik Shin, Jong In Dong and Jongsik Ha. 2020, "A Case Study on the Health Impact Assessment of Residential Development Projects", Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, vol.29, no.5 pp.391-402.
Moonshik Shin, Jong In Dong, Jongsik Ha "A Case Study on the Health Impact Assessment of Residential Development Projects" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 29.5 pp.391-402 (2020) : 391.
Moonshik Shin, Jong In Dong, Jongsik Ha. A Case Study on the Health Impact Assessment of Residential Development Projects. 2020; 29(5), 391-402.
Moonshik Shin, Jong In Dong and Jongsik Ha. "A Case Study on the Health Impact Assessment of Residential Development Projects" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 29, no.5 (2020) : 391-402.
Moonshik Shin; Jong In Dong; Jongsik Ha. A Case Study on the Health Impact Assessment of Residential Development Projects. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 29(5), 391-402.
Moonshik Shin; Jong In Dong; Jongsik Ha. A Case Study on the Health Impact Assessment of Residential Development Projects. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment. 2020; 29(5) 391-402.
Moonshik Shin, Jong In Dong, Jongsik Ha. A Case Study on the Health Impact Assessment of Residential Development Projects. 2020; 29(5), 391-402.
Moonshik Shin, Jong In Dong and Jongsik Ha. "A Case Study on the Health Impact Assessment of Residential Development Projects" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 29, no.5 (2020) : 391-402.
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