Temperature and particulate matter as environmental factors associated with seasonality of influenza incidence – an approach using Earth observation-based modeling in a health insurance cohort study from Baden-Württemberg (Germany)

Table 3 Means and percentiles of environmental data

	PM_2.5	NO₂	Temperature	Precip-tation	O₃	PM₁₀	UV-Radiation	Vapor Pressure
	[μg/m⁻³]	[μg/m⁻³]	[°C]	[mm/day]	[μg/m⁻³]	[μg/m⁻³]	[W]	[hPa]
Mean Quarter 1	14.08	15.99	2.01	2.89	42.55	18.71	9.45	5.92
Mean Quarter 2	9.96	8.53	13.29	3.59	69	13.56	23.77	11.16
Mean Quarter 3	8.98	8.37	17.59	3.51	63.95	12.64	21.84	14.52
Mean Quarter 4	10.85	15.78	5.77	3.57	30.55	14.59	6.43	8.16
5-Percentile	7.49	4.77	0.65	1.78	25.09	10.21	5.96	5.44
Median	10.28	11.61	9.05	3.23	52.7	14.27	15.5	9.78
95-Percentile	15.98	21.86	18.71	5.43	76.35	21.77	25.21	15.08

Quarterly mean values of environmental stressors (upper 4 rows), and percentiles and medians of the entire data set (lower 3 rows)

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