This collection of case studies is intended to provide examples of research articles that examine the health effects of wildfire-related exposures and highlight the key environment and health data sets used in these studies. We aimed to include studies that integrated a wide range of exposure data, such as satellite and surface monitoring data, and health data sources, such as administrative, pharmaceutical, and syndromic surveillance data.

• Connecting Satellite and Surface Exposure Data With National Health Statistics
• Wildfire-related Exposures and Health Data Across a Multi-year Study Period
• Wildfire-related Exposures to Population-based Hospital Data
• Wildfire-related Exposures With Statewide Syndromic Surveillance Data
• Studying the Impact of Wildfire Smoke on Pregnancy and Birth Weight
• Wildfire Smoke Exposure and Pharmaceutical Data