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EXPOSURE ANALYSIS METHODS USED IN ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT
Citation:
Ozkaynak, A H. EXPOSURE ANALYSIS METHODS USED IN ENVIRONMENTAL RISK ASSESSMENT. Presented at Israel/EPA Comparative Risk Meeting, Tel Aviv, Israel, March 27, 2000.
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The primary objective of this research project is to develop a scientifically-robust, complete multimedia, multi-pathway human exposure source-to-dose modeling system with modules and computational tools that can estimate exposures and doses to the general population, as well as to identifiable susceptible subpopulations, and can predict and diagnose the complex relationships which exist between source and exposure and dose -- and to ensure that this scientifically sound model, with its associated tools and the various modules included within, meets the needs of Program Offices and the scientific community for conducting risk assessments.
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