Assessing the relative importance of spatial variability in emissions versus landscape properties in fate models for environmental exposure assessment of chemicals

Report on the estimation of the spatial variance in environmental concentrations without making use of a spatially resolved model

Hollander, A.
Hauck, M.
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Ragas, A.M.J.
Meent, D. van de

January 2007

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Do environmental dynamics matter in fate models? Exploring scenario dynamics for a terrestrial and an aquatic system

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Lundie, S.
McKone, T.E.
Meent, D. van de

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Contains fulltext : 176214.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access

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Empirical evaluation of spatial and non-spatial European-scale multimedia fate models: results and implications for chemical risk assessment

Armitage, J.M.
Cousins, I.T.
Hauck, M.
Harbers, J.V.
Huijbregts, M.A.J.

January 2007

Contains fulltext : 34828.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access

The Small World and Small Region Models – Multimedia Environmental Fate Models for Application in Teaching

Scheringer, Martin
MacLeod, Matthew

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Spatial differentiation of chemical removal rates in Life Cycle Impact Assessment

SALA SERENELLA
MARINOV DIMITAR
PENNINGTON David

January 2011

Purpose Spatial differentiation is a topic of increasing interest within life cycle assessment (LC...

Environmental fate and exposure models: advances and challenges in 21st century chemical risk assessment

Di Guardo, Antonio
Gouin, Todd
MacLeod, Matthew
Scheringer, Martin

January 2018

Environmental fate and exposure models are a powerful means to integrate information on chemicals, t...

Environmental fate and exposure models: Advances and challenges in 21stcentury chemical risk assessment

Di Guardo, Antonio
Gouin, Todd
Macleod, Matthew
Scheringer, Martin

January 2018

Environmental fate and exposure models are a powerful means to integrate information on chemicals, t...

Environmental fate and exposure models: Advances and challenges in 21st century chemical risk assessment

Scheringer, M.
Di Guardo, A.
Gouin, T.
Macleod, M.

January 2018

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Including exposure variability in the life cycle impact assessment of indoor chemical emissions: The case of metal degreasing

Golsteijn, L.
Huizer, D.
Hauck, M.
Zelm, R. van
Huijbregts, M.A.J.

January 2014

Contains fulltext : 130538.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access

Global spatial analysis of toxic emissions to freshwater: operationalization for LCA

Kounina, Anna
Margni, Manuele
Henderson, Andrew D.
Jolliet, Olivier

June 2019

PurposeThere is increasing interest in using fate and exposure models to spatially differentiate the...

Report on the estimation of the spatial variance in environmental concentrations without making use of a spatially resolved model

Hollander, A.
Hauck, M.
Huijbregts, M.A.J.
Ragas, A.M.J.
Meent, D. van de

January 2007

Contains fulltext : 36405.pdf (author's version ) (Open Access)30 p

Do environmental dynamics matter in fate models? Exploring scenario dynamics for a terrestrial and an aquatic system

Morselli, Melissa
Terzaghi, Elisa
Di Guardo, Antonio

January 2018

Nowadays, there is growing interest in inserting more ecological realism into risk assessment of che...

Spatial Aspects of Chemical Exposure Assessment: A Tool for River Networks

Wagner, Jan-Oliver

October 2001

Spatial Aspects of Chemical Exposure Assessment: A Tool for River Networks. Chemical exposure asses...

Geographical scenario uncertainty in generic fate and exposure factors of toxic pollutants for life-cycle impact assessment

Huijbregts, M.A.J.
Lundie, S.
McKone, T.E.
Meent, D. van de

January 2003

Contains fulltext : 176214.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access

Spatial Heterogeneity in Modeling Environmental and Human Health Impacts of Chemicals

Tao, Mengya

January 2019

ABSTRACTSpatial Heterogeneity in Modeling Environmental and Human Health Impacts of ChemicalsbyMengy...

Spatially resolved environmental fate models: A review

Falakdin P.
Terzaghi E.
Di Guardo A.

January 2022

Spatially resolved environmental models are important tools to introduce and highlight the spatial v...

Climate-based archetypes for the environmental fate assessment of chemicals

CIUFFO BIAGIO
SALA SERENELLA

July 2013

Emissions of chemicals have been on the rise for years, and their impacts are greatly influenced by ...

Empirical evaluation of spatial and non-spatial European-scale multimedia fate models: results and implications for chemical risk assessment

Armitage, J.M.
Cousins, I.T.
Hauck, M.
Harbers, J.V.
Huijbregts, M.A.J.

January 2007

Contains fulltext : 34828.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access

The Small World and Small Region Models – Multimedia Environmental Fate Models for Application in Teaching

Scheringer, Martin
MacLeod, Matthew

February 2021

Environmental risk assessment for chemicals requires knowledge of two main components: (i) the level...

Spatial differentiation of chemical removal rates in Life Cycle Impact Assessment

SALA SERENELLA
MARINOV DIMITAR
PENNINGTON David

January 2011

Purpose Spatial differentiation is a topic of increasing interest within life cycle assessment (LC...

Environmental fate and exposure models: advances and challenges in 21st century chemical risk assessment

Di Guardo, Antonio
Gouin, Todd
MacLeod, Matthew
Scheringer, Martin

January 2018

Environmental fate and exposure models are a powerful means to integrate information on chemicals, t...

Environmental fate and exposure models: Advances and challenges in 21stcentury chemical risk assessment

Di Guardo, Antonio
Gouin, Todd
Macleod, Matthew
Scheringer, Martin

January 2018

Environmental fate and exposure models are a powerful means to integrate information on chemicals, t...

Environmental fate and exposure models: Advances and challenges in 21st century chemical risk assessment

Scheringer, M.
Di Guardo, A.
Gouin, T.
Macleod, M.

January 2018

Environmental fate and exposure models are a powerful means to integrate information on chemicals, t...

Including exposure variability in the life cycle impact assessment of indoor chemical emissions: The case of metal degreasing

Golsteijn, L.
Huizer, D.
Hauck, M.
Zelm, R. van
Huijbregts, M.A.J.

January 2014

Contains fulltext : 130538.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Closed access

Global spatial analysis of toxic emissions to freshwater: operationalization for LCA

Kounina, Anna
Margni, Manuele
Henderson, Andrew D.
Jolliet, Olivier

June 2019

PurposeThere is increasing interest in using fate and exposure models to spatially differentiate the...

Report on the estimation of the spatial variance in environmental concentrations without making use of a spatially resolved model

Hollander, A.
Hauck, M.
Huijbregts, M.A.J.
Ragas, A.M.J.
Meent, D. van de

January 2007

Contains fulltext : 36405.pdf (author's version ) (Open Access)30 p

Do environmental dynamics matter in fate models? Exploring scenario dynamics for a terrestrial and an aquatic system

Morselli, Melissa
Terzaghi, Elisa
Di Guardo, Antonio

January 2018

Nowadays, there is growing interest in inserting more ecological realism into risk assessment of che...

Spatial Aspects of Chemical Exposure Assessment: A Tool for River Networks

Wagner, Jan-Oliver

October 2001

Spatial Aspects of Chemical Exposure Assessment: A Tool for River Networks. Chemical exposure asses...

Assessing the relative importance of spatial variability in emissions versus landscape properties in fate models for environmental exposure assessment of chemicals

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