This article presents the approach and current findings of the EO2HEAVEN project, in particular from the Saxony Case Study. The aim of the Case Study is the conceptual design of a Spatial Information Infrastructure for better understanding the complex relationship between ambient air quality and its influence on the human health. This includes air quality modelling and a statistical analysis of health datasets as well as the development of a service infrastructure offering access, analysis and visualization of environmental and health information.
['Silke Richter', 'Stefan Wiemann', 'Pierre Karrasch', 'Daniel Kadner', 'Johannes Brauner', 'Joachim Siegert', 'Julia Rossmann', 'Bernhard Elsner', 'Jana Arloth']
Analysing Health Risks from Air Pollution Effects in Saxony, Germany