Within the increasing attention to absolute risk analysis at Italian level, as a University research study, the definable "ARA-CoS SSLs" approach for human health ("Absolute Risk Analysis for Contaminated Sites", on "Soil Screening Levels" basis) has been derived (as an initial, simplified version) and directly implemented on a series of interactive computer worksheets. The basic conditions of the "ARA-CoSSSLs" approach derivation are: 1) the predominant reference to a fundamental international scientific protocol, also considering its temporal evolution (the US.EPA "SSLs"); 2) a modular, open, common for users, and easily extensible computer calculation. This paper reports on the basic aspects and the specific calculation structure of the "ARA-CoSSSLs" approach; additionally, a simplified case-study application is summarised.

"ARA-CoSSSLs" risk analysis approach (on a computer worksheet basis) for contaminated sites: implementation and case study application

TATANO, FABIO
2006

Abstract

Within the increasing attention to absolute risk analysis at Italian level, as a University research study, the definable "ARA-CoS SSLs" approach for human health ("Absolute Risk Analysis for Contaminated Sites", on "Soil Screening Levels" basis) has been derived (as an initial, simplified version) and directly implemented on a series of interactive computer worksheets. The basic conditions of the "ARA-CoSSSLs" approach derivation are: 1) the predominant reference to a fundamental international scientific protocol, also considering its temporal evolution (the US.EPA "SSLs"); 2) a modular, open, common for users, and easily extensible computer calculation. This paper reports on the basic aspects and the specific calculation structure of the "ARA-CoSSSLs" approach; additionally, a simplified case-study application is summarised.
2006
978-1-84564-041-5
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