The GECC develops resources and recommendations that support the measurement and use of life course exposures in research. GECC resources identify research priorities, highlight data sources for exposome measurements, provide guidance on exposome measurement use in research, and discuss methodological considerations.
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Methods (opens in a new tab)
A tutorial and curated collection of scientific publications on measurement error in exposure research.
Open playlist: Measurement error playlist (opens in a new tab)
Extreme Weather (opens in a new tab)
Guidance for selecting data and metrics to study heat and health.
Read guidance: Measuring heat (opens in a new tab)
Physical Environment (opens in a new tab)
Guidance for selecting and applying greenspace exposure measures to study long-term cognitive health.
Read guidance: Measuring greenspace (opens in a new tab)
Social Environment (opens in a new tab)
Guidance and tools for researchers interested in measuring social connection over the life course.
Expected Winter 2027
Policy Environment (opens in a new tab)
Guidance on data, coding, linkage, and interpretation for key education policies.
Expected Winter 2027
Community Services Environment (opens in a new tab)
A curated set of data sources for measuring care services.
Expected Winter 2027
Life Experiences (opens in a new tab)
An overview of residential history data sources, with guidance to help researchers evaluate options for working with and building residential histories.
Expected Fall 2026
Methods (opens in a new tab)
Reviews existing literature and resources on the approaches and tools for analyzing mixtures of exposures.
Expected Winter 2027
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