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The growth of urban areas increased the access to many facilities such as transportation, energy, education, water supply, etc. As a consequence, there was a vehicular and industrial growth that combined with unfavorable meteorological conditions caused several worldwide episodes of excessive air pollution with life losses and health damage. Some examples were the well known Donora disaster in October, 1948 and fog episodes occurred after December, 1952 in London (Lipfert, 1993).

Methodology to Assess Air Pollution Impact on Human Health Using the Generalized Linear Model with Poisson Regression