| 英文摘要 |
Based on cooperation program between Taiwan EPA and US EPA, this project aims to develop air benefit and control assessment system (Taiwan-ABaCAS) for providing integrated information of improving air quality in Taiwan. The ABaCAS included air pollution controling cost, air quality modeling data, and air pollution related health outcome. The core principle of ABaCAS is computational quantitative simulation of the economic cost and beneficial on health insurance and mortality while implement specific measure to control air pollutions from stationary, mobile and fugitive emissions. For the governmental decision-maker, the ABaCAS could be applied to evaluate the beneficial-cost efficiency prior to air quality policy implementation.
Within three years development, the Taiwan-ABaCAS was built with three supporting databases, including Taiwan emission cost analysis system (TECAS, updated to version 8.1), health benefit evaluation system (BenMAP, Taiwan Mandarin interface, 2008-2013 mortality and hospitalization imported) and air quality immediate response system (RSM, simulation based on air and weather data of 2010).
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