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| D.1.2.4 | WP 1.2 | Pre-selection of scenario for cumulative risk assessment - Documentation of the first version of selection procedure including initial uncertainty evaluation | R | PU | 18 |
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Reviewed: Rastogi, Suresh Chandra (NERI), Sanderson, Hans (NERI) and Hanne Bach (NERI) |
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| D.2.1.1 | WP 2.1 | Report: Compilation of phase parameters, and database of Abraham descriptors | R | PU | 15 |
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| D.2.1.2 | WP 2.1 | Report: Validated procedure for the determination of phase descriptors for soils, and first series of data | R | PU | 21 |
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| D.2.1.3 | WP 2.1 | Report: Validated experimental procedure for the determination of membrane-water partitioning, and first data | R | PU | 18 |
| Condidential report - for further information please contact the author - Nicole Dabitz email:nicole.dabitz@ufz.de |
| D.2.1.4 | WP 2.1 | Report: Computerized increment method to estimate Abraham descriptors from molecular structure | R | PU | 18 |
| Condidential report - for further information please contact the author - Ralph Kühne email:ralph.kuehne@ufz.de |
| D.2.1.5 | WP 2.1 | Report: Comparative analysis and evaluation of molecular descriptors for modelling hydrogen bonding | R | PU | 18 |
| Condidential report - for further information please contact the author - Johannes Schwöbel: email: johannes.schwoebel@ufz.de |
| D.2.1.6 | WP 2.1 | Report on models to predict hydrogen bond donor capacity (Abraham parameter) from molecular structure | R | PU | 27 |
| Confidential report - for further information please contact - Prof. Dr. Gerrit Schuurmann: gerrit.schuurmann@ufz.de
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| D.2.1.7 | WP 2.1 | Report on the evaluation of the refined experimental procedure for sorption experiments with European standard soils | R | PU | 27 |
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| D.2.1.8 | WP 2.1 | Report on extended set of experimental data for compound sorption to various types of soil organic matter | R | PU | 30 |
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| D.2.1.9 | WP 2.1 | Report on the temperature dependence of membrane-water partitioning for a selected set of compounds | R | PU | 36 |
| Condidential report - for further information please contact the co-author - Nicole Dabitz email:nicole.dabitz@ufz.de |
| D.2.1.10 | WP 2.1 | Report on 2D and 3D parameters to predict hydrogen bond acceptor strength from molecular structure | R | PU | 36 |
| Condidential report - for further information please contact the author - Johannes Schwobel: email: johannes.schwoebel@ufz.de |
| D.2.2.1 | WP 2.2 | Report: Analytical methods for multifunctional xenobiotics such as biocides, pesticides and pharmaceuticals | R | PU | 15 |
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| D.2.2.2 | WP 2.2 | Report: Temporal and spatial variability of human exposure-related VOC | R | PU | 12 |
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| D.2.2.3 | WP 2.2 | Report: Sampling methods for soils and sediments and relevant biotest systems | R | PU | 18 |
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| D.2.2.4 | WP 2.2 | Report: Lab and field data of compound exposure, and assessment of availability parameters | R | PU | 18 |
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| D.2.2.5 | WP 2.2 | Report: Assessment of the (source-dependent) indoor/outdoor ratio of VOC | R | PU | 30 |
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| D.2.2.6 | WP 2.2 | Assessment of the impact of medium constituents on the diffusive flux through unstirred boundary layers | R | PU | 24 |
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| D.2.2.7 | WP 2.2 | Report on method for the accessibility of cationic metals and its measurements on different time scales relevant to acute and chronic toxicity | R | PU | 24 |
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| D.2.2.8 | WP 2.2 | Report on latitude dependent derivation of typical human relevant VOC-pattern (across Europe) | R | PU | 27 |
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| D.2.2.9 | WP 2.2 | Report on diffusive sampling measurements of polar organic chemicals in biotest systems and field samples | R | PU | 30 |
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| D.2.2.10 | WP 2.2 | Report on diffusive sampling measurements of hydrophobic organic chemicals in biotest systems and field samples, including relationships to biotic uptake and effect parameters (R, PU) | R | PU | 35 |
| Confidential Report - for further information please contact the author Philipp Mayer phm@dmu.dk |
| D.2.2.20 | WP 2.2 | Investigation of environmental factors affecting the freely dissolved fraction of polar organic contaminants in water : please see: Magner et al. 2009 - The ability of a novel sorptive polymer to determine the freely dissolved fraction of polar organic compounds in the presence of fulvic acid or sediment. . Anal Bioanal Chem (2009) 395:1525–1532 | R | PU | 60 |
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| D.2.2.11 | WP 2.2 | Report on relationships between metal toxicity test results, such as EC50, and DGT measured available exposure, including diffusive fluxes, available pool size, resupply rate constants and the accessibility of metal ions (R, PU) | R | PU | 47 |
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| D.2.2.12 | WP 2.2 | Report on analytical methods for the determination of imidacloprid and thiacloprid in solid environmental samples | R | PU | 39 |
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| D.2.2.13 | WP 2.2 | Report on the determination of freely dissolved concentrations in municipal waste water and sludge collected upstream and downstream of a treatment plant | R | PU | 39 |
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| D.2.2.14 | WP 2.2 | Report of chemical activity as exposure parameter: springtail toxicity tests at maximum chemical activity of 10 PAHs in collaboration with RP 3. Please see Mayer and Holmstrup 2008. Passive Dosing of Soil Invertebrates with Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons: Limited Chemical Activity Explains Toxicity Cutoff. Environ. Sci. Technol. 2008, 42, 7516–7521
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| D.2.2.15 | WP 2.2 | Report on indoor - and activity-dependent indicator components and/or VOC pattern | R | PU | 42 |
| Confidential report - for further information please contact - Silke Matysik - silke.matysik@ufz.de |
| D.2.2.16 | WP 2.2 | Report on the elimination of selected polar pesticides along the purification process in waterworks (CSIC) | R | PU | 46 |
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| D.2.2.18 | WP 2.2 | Report on relationships between metal toxicity test results, such as EC50, and DGT measured available exposure, including diffusive fluxes, available pool size, resupply rate constants and the accessibility of metal ions | R | PU | 52 |
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| D.2.2.19 | WP 2.2 | Several articles (and submitted manuscripts) about the application of the developed methods and concepts (R, PU) | R | PU | 50 |
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| D.2.3.1 | WP 2.3 | Report: Validated procedures for the determination of compound turnover in water, sediments and soils | R | PU | 12 |
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| D.2.3.2 | WP 2.3 | Report: Biodegradation kinetics for some model compounds in water, sediment and different soils | R | PU | 18 |
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Reviewed: Sabcho Dimitrov, LMC; Gerrit Schüürmann, UFZ; Francesc Giralt, URV |
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Delivered: May 03, 2006 |
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| D.2.3.4 | WP 2.3 | Report: Preliminary computer approaches to simulate terrestrial biodegradation | R | PU | 18 |
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| D.2.3.5 | WP 2.3 | Report: Predicted rates of degradation and metabolite formation | R | PU | 18 |
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| D.2.3.6 | WP 2.3 | Report on preparation of electronic database for biodegradation in soil | R | PU | 30 |
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| D.2.3.7 | WP 2.3 | Report on experimental biodegradation kinetics for selected test compounds in water and sediment and identification of confounding factors | R | PU | 30 |
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| D.2.3.8 | WP 2.3 | Report on first model prototype to predict indirect photolysis with OH radicals from 3D structure with focus on selected compound classes | R | PU | 30 |
| Confidential Report - for further information please contact the author anna.bohnhardt, email: anna.boehnhardt@ufz.de |
| D.2.3.9 | WP 2.3 | Report on the progress of work on combining the reasoning approach of MEPPS and the probabilistic approach of CATABOL | R | PU | 30 |
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| D.2.3.10 | WP 2.3 | Report on the refined quantitative models for the relationships between biodegradation models in different media: water, soils and sediments | R | PU | 32 |
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| D.2.3.12 | WP 2.3 | Report on first prototype of model for predicting biodegradation pathways in soil | R | PU | 39 |
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| D.2.3.13 | WP 2.3 | Final version of database interface for biodegradation and physico-chemical data | R | PU | 39 |
| Visit: http://fet-deq.urv.cat:8080/NomiracleWeb |
| D.2.3.14 | WP 2.3 | Report on investigation of important confounding factors and comparison of results with literature data | R | PU | 42 |
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| D.2.4.1 | WP 2.4 | Report: Multimedia fate and exposure model with various spatial resolutions at the European level | R | PU | 12 |
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| D.2.4.2 | WP 2.4 | Report: Indication of the spatial detail | O | PU | 18 |
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| D.2.4.3 | WP 2.4 | Report: Inventory of improvement options in existing models, based on empirical model evaluation | R | PU | 18 |
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| D.2.4.4 | WP 2.4 | Report: Cognitive neural network-based intelligent system to identify the most important variables | P | PU | 18 |
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| D.2.4.5 | WP 2.4 | Report on the indication of the spatial detail for pesticides | R | PU | 26 |
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| D.2.4.6 | WP 2.4 | Report on an optimised multimedia fate and human exposure model with various spatial resolutions at the European level | R | PU | 28 |
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| D.2.4.7 | WP 2.4 | Report on the estimation of the spatial variance in environmental concentrations without making use of a spatially resolved model | R | PU | 30 |
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| D.2.4.8 | WP 2.4 | Report on the large-scale, predicted fate and exposure of polar compounds such as per fluorinated compounds including evaluation against monitoring data | R | PU | 30 |
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| D.2.4.9 | WP 2.4 | Report on the most suitable artificial neural network architectures and molecular descriptors to estimate environmental multimedia behaviour, including a sensitivity analysis of the effect of compartment sizes on multimedia concentrations | R | PU | 30 |
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| D.2.4.10 | WP 2.4 | Report on the indication of the spatial detail for bioaccumulation of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons | R | PU | 42 |
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| D.2.4.11 | WP 2.4 | Report on the large-scale predicted fate and exposure of polar compounds such as pesticides and/or pharmaceuticals including an evaluation against monitoring data | R | PU | 42 |
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| D.2.4.12 | WP 2.4 | Report on the most suitable deterministic and probabilistic algorithms to pre-classify chemicals into families according to their partitioning with the aim of better predicting multimedia concentrations based on artificial neural networks models for each chemical family | R | PU | 42 |
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| D.2.4.13 | WP 2.4 | Report on the feasibility of predicting multimedia chemical partitioning with artificial neural network models by using functional group counts as input information | R | PU | 48 |
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| D.2.4.14 | WP 2.4 | Report on the estimation of the spatial variance in human intake fraction without making use of a spatially resolved model | R | PU | 54 |
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| D.2.4.15 | WP 2.4 | Evaluating the utility of spatially explicit multimedia fate models | R | PU | 55 |
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| D.2.4.16 | WP 2.4 | Article “From molecular information to fate Modelling: How certain can we be?” | R | PU | 55 |
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| D.3.1.2 | WP 3.1 | Generation of new stable immune reporter cell lines for assessment of chemical effects on human health | R | PU | 15 |
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| D.3.1.3 | WP 3.1 | Report: Dose response profiles for the first set of prioritised chemicals and mixtures in Microtox | R | PU | 18 |
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| D.3.1.4 | WP 3.1 | Final report on the outcomes of chronic toxicity studies with four chemicals and three mixtures focusing on inter-species sensitive for each compound and the fit of mixture data-sets to the reference models for concentration addition and independent action | R | PU | 24 |
| Confidential Report - for further information please contact the author Almut Gerhardt almutg@web.de |
| D.3.1.5 | WP 3.1 | Report on structural rules for predictive discrimination between narcotic-level and excess toxic compounds to Tetrahymena pyriformis based on IC50 toxicity data | R | PU | 24 |
| Confidential Report - for further information please contact the author Ralph Kühne ralph.kuehne@ufz.de |
| D.3.1.6 | WP 3.1 | Finalised proceedings from the mixture toxicity workshop to be conducted at Krakow, Poland in 2006 summarising the current state of the art in the field of mixture toxicity | R | PU | 42 |
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| D.3.1.7 | WP 3.1 | Preliminary data-base resource holding summary results of all single chemical and mixture toxi-city data collected in the effect assessment phases of NoMiracle | O | PU | 40 |
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| D.3.1.8 | WP 3.1 | Combined international workshop on immunology and immunotoxicology | R | PU | 36 |
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| D.3.2.1 | WP 3.2 | Report: Baseline response to allergenic, pathogenic and natural stressors for various cell lines | R | PU | 9 |
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| D.3.2.2 | WP 3.2 | Report: Initial experiments to validate applicability of the chemical mixture assessment model | R | PU | 15 |
| Confidential report - for further information contact the author - Martin Holmstrup mho@dmu.dk |
| D.3.2.4 | WP 3.2 | Manuscript describing the effects of nickel chloride and oxygen depletion on behaviour and vitality of zebrafish larvae | R | PU | 27 |
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| D.3.2.5 | WP 3.2 | Manuscript describing the influence of temperature and humidity on nickel and chlorpyrifos toxicity to the potworm, Enchytraeus doerjesi | R | PU | 29 |
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| D.3.2.6 | WP 3.2 | Preliminary report on the uptake, elimination and metabolism of two selected chemicals under influence of at least two natural stressors. Combinations of stressors where significant interactions are found will be studied. Choice of test organisms, chemicals and natural stressors to be decided | R | PU | 31 |
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| D.3.3.2 | WP 3.3 | Preliminary report on the uptake elimination and metabolism kinetics of two selected chemicals and their mixture | R | PU | 18 |
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| D.3.3.4 | WP 3.3 | B - Final report relating the toxicity of two selected chemicals and their mixtures to the uptake, elimination and metabolism kinetics in test organisms | R | PU | 37 |
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| D.3.3.6 | WP 3.3 | Report on the uptake, elimination and metabolism of a second set of selected chemicals and their mixtures in test organisms, upon exposure in soil or water | R | PU | 40 |
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| D.3.4.1 | WP 3.4 | Web linked repository of protocols for specific and global profiling of stress response pathways | R | PU | 12 |
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| D.3.4.2 | WP 3.4 | Report on completion of baseline analysis of response profiles for single stress response systems and global profiling responses in cell lines and model species | R | PU | 18 |
| Confidential report - for further information please contact the author: Aldo Viarengo, email: viarengo@unipmn.it |
| D.3.4.3 | WP 3.4 | Report: Comparison of the effects of two compounds on biochemical responses in cell lines and animal models | R | PU | 18 |
| Confidential report - for further information please contact the author: Aldo Viarengo, email: viarengo@unipmn.it |
| D.3.4.4 | WP 3.4 | Report of baseline analysis of response profiles for single stress response systems and global profiling responses in cell lines and model species for the second set of prioritized chemicals | R | PU | 42 |
| Confidential report - for further information please contact Francesco Dondero email: francesco.dondero@mfn.unipmn.it |
| D.3.4.5 | WP 3.4 | Report of single stress and global response profiles for the first and second prioritized contamination mixture (responsible partner, DISAV/NERC) | R | PU | 42 |
| Confidential report - for further information please contact Francesco Dondero email: francesco.dondero@mfn.unipmn.it |
| D.3.4.6 | WP 3.4 | Preliminary report (Workshop proceedings) on the trans-evolutionary analysis of global responses of single chemicals and mixtures | R | PU | 54 |
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| D.4.1.1 | WP 4.1 | Report on separation of true uncertainty and interindividual variability in predicted risks for a population | R | PU | 22 |
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| D.4.1.2 | WP 4.1 | Paper on the model formulation for effects of a mixture of 2 compounds | R | PU | 23 |
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| D.4.1.3 | WP 4.1 | Merged with D.4.1.6 | R | PU | 18 |
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| D.4.1.4 | WP 4.1 | Report describing a method for quantification of impacts of different stressors on aquatic freshwater ecosystems | R | PU | 18 |
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| D.4.1.8 | WP 4.1 | Report illustrating how value-of-information techniques can be applied to optimize risk assessment. | R | PU | 37 |
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| D.4.1.10 | WP 4.1 | Report that illustrates the separation of uncertainty and (interindividual) variability in human reference values | R | PU | 48 |
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| D.4.1.12 | WP 4.1 | Report on the experimental validation of the many compound mixture model for survival | R | PU | 48 |
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| D.4.1.13 | WP 4.1 | Report on the behaviour of the toxicity of a many compound system using Monte Carlo simulations: Please see: Baas et al. 2009. Estimation of no effect concentrations from exposure experiments when values scatter among individuals. ECOLOGICAL MODELLING Volume: 220 Issue: 3 Pages: 411-418 | R | PU | 50 |
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| D.4.1.14 | WP 4.1 | Extension of the current survival-model to reproduction and growth as endpoints | R | PU | 54 |
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| D.4.1.15 | WP 4.1 | Report on the derivation of new uncertainty factors in ecological risk assessment | R | PU | 54 |
| Confidential report - for further information please contact - Ad Ragas, email: A.Ragas@science.ru.nl |
| D.4.1.16 | WP 4.1 | Contribution to NOMIRACLE Master Case 1: Application of the NORMTOX model to assess the human exposure to pesticides in an urban environment | R | PU | 60 |
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| D.4.1.17 | WP 4.1 | A biology-based approach for mixture toxicity of multiple endpoints over the life cycle, please see: jager et al. Ecotoxicology DOI 10.1007/s10646-009-0417-z - article in press. | R | PU | 60 |
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| D.4.1.19 | WP 4.1 | Prediction of Daphnid Survival after in Situ Exposure to Complex Mixtures. Please see baas et al. Environ. Sci. Technol. XXXX, xxx, 000–000, Article in press. | R | PU | 60 |
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| D.4.2.1 | WP 4.2 | Random-walk model describing pollutant accumulation in a floodplain | R | PU | 18 |
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| D.4.2.2 | WP 4.2 | CD: Fuzzy ARTMAP neural classifier for cluster analysis and demonstration of a variable selection approach | R | PU | 18 |
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| D.4.2.3 | WP 4.2 | Report: Demonstration of up-scaling methods, based upon the small-scale modelling | R | PU | 18 |
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| D.4.2.6 | WP 4.2 | Report: Ecological vulnerability analysis | R | PU | 18 |
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Delivered: April, 2006 |
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| D.4.2.7 | WP 4.2 | Extension of the random walk model with an effects module for combined exposure to multiple substances | R | PU | 24 |
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| D.4.2.8 | WP 4.2 | Report on the implementation of the random walk model of the ADW area (D.4.2.1 and D.4.2.7) in a new modelling platform (object oriented C++ program) | R | PU | 30 |
| Merged with 4.2.13 scheduled month 42 |
| D.4.2.9 | WP 4.2 | A model for exposure and risk relationships using neural networks at different sites scales | R | PU | 30 |
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| D.4.2.10 | WP 4.2 | Report on comparison between CAR model and neural network approaches. | R | PU | 36 |
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| D.4.2.11 | WP 4.2 | Report on probabilistic use of species data to compose ‘virtual species’ with traits representing the diversity. | R | PU | 38 |
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| D.4.2.12 | WP 4.2 | Report on the implementation of internal regulation and excretion mechanisms for metals in the random walk model of the ADW area | R | PU | 38 |
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| D.4.2.13 | WP 4.2 | Report on the implementation of ecological realistic processes (e.g., energy budget, inter- and intra-specific interaction; selection based on M.4.2.15) which are elevant for cumulative exposure modelling in the random walk model of the ADW | R | PU | 42 |
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| D.4.2.14 | WP 4.2 | Report on suggestions for a random walk model for humans [Chapter 1: Feasibility study of the application of the ecological RW model to human health (RU/UFZ); Chapter 2: The structure of a human mobility model (UFZ)] | R | PU | 42 |
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| D.4.2.15 | WP 4.2 | Report on spatio-temporal models in a Catalan county region | R | PU | 42 |
| Confidential report - for further information please contact - Jordi Grifoll, email: jordi.grifoll@urv.cat |
| D.4.2.16 | WP 4.2 | Report on modelling the combined action of airborne chemical stressors and climate factors on the respiratory health of the population in Drobeta Turnu Severin, Romania | R | PU | 46 |
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| D.4.2.17 | WP 4.2 | Contributions to Master Case 1 | R | PU | 54 |
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Author: Jack Faber (editor), Marieke de Lange, Joost Lahr (Alterra) |
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Delivered: October 13, 2009 |
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| D.4.2.18 | WP 4.2 | Contributions to Master Case 2 | R | PU | 54 |
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| D.4.2.19 | WP 4.2 | Eco-SpaCE: an object-oriented, spatially explicit model to assess the risk of multiple environmental stressors on terrestrial vertebrate populations | R | PU | 55 |
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| D.4.3.1 | WP 4.3 | Review of theoretical and applied frameworks of risk information | R | PU | 15 |
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Part: D.4.3.1 |
Status: Submitted to Environmental Science and Policy |
Nature: O |
Level: PU |
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Author: Timo Assmuth and Mikael Hildén |
Reviewed: Ad Ragas and to be reviewed by three referees of Environmental Science and Policy |
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Online: 12-dic-06 |
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| D.4.3.2 | WP 4.3 | Report: Approaches to the characterisation of knowledge of risks, uncertainties and ambiguity | R | PU | 15 |
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| D.4.3.4 | WP 4.3 | Completed submitted manuscripts from first 18 months (based on deliverables 4.3.1 and 4.3.2). | R | PU | 19 |
| Please contact the authors for further information: Timo Assmuth email: timo.assmuth@ymparisto.fi Ortwin Renn – email: ortwin.renn@soz.uni-stuttgart.de |
| D.4.3.5 | WP 4.3 | Report on the survey results on risk framing | R | PU | 27 |
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| D.4.3.6 | WP 4.3 | Report of the three focus groups: Good practice of the information and communication of multiple risks from the NoMiracle context | R | PU | 49 |
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| D.4.3.12 | WP 4.3 | Proceedings of the open NoMiracle workshop in April 2007 | R | PU | 37 |
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| D.4.3.13 | WP 4.3 | Manuscript contribution to the NoMiracle Book | R | PU | 60 |
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| D.4.3.14 | WP 4.3 | Report from the Stuttgart Workshop on Risk Communication | R | PU | 34 |
| Confidential report - for further information please contact Timo Assmuth, email: timo.assmuth@ymparisto.fi |
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| D.4.3.15 | WP 4.3 | Wrestling with a Medusa - Integrated assessment and management of cumulative risks from multiple stressors according to EU chemicals regulators and stakeholder experts | R | PU | 60 |
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Part: D.4.3.15 |
Status: Reviewed draft |
Nature: R |
Level: PU |
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Author: Timo Assmuth, Matthieu Craye, Partner 19, SYKE, Helsinki, Finland, Partner 18, JRC, Ispra, Denmark |
Reviewed: Ad Ragas, Research Pillar 4, Oct 2009; Claire Mays, Pillar 5.3, Oct 2009 |
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Delivered: 27 October 2009 |
Online: 15-dic-09 |
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| D.4.3.16 | WP 4.3 | Integrated risk assessment and risk governance as socio-political phenomena: A synthetic view of the challenges | R | PU | 60 |
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| D.5.1.2 | WP 5.1 | Dissemination plan | O | PU | 6 |
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Part: D.5.1.2 |
Status: In review |
Nature: - |
Level: PU |
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Author: Claire Mays, Institut SYMLOG de France |
Reviewed: Hans Løkke |
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Delivered: January 2005 |
Online: 23-dic-05 |
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| D.5.1.3 | WP 5.1 | Organisation of workshop on mixture toxicity | O | PU | 18 |
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| D.5.1.4 | WP 5.1 | Quarterannual newsletter | O | PU | 54 |
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Part: D.5.1.4.b |
Status: Additional features are added continuously |
Nature: - |
Level: PU |
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Author: Marc van Liedekerke, JRC, ISPRA |
Reviewed: NoMiracle |
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Delivered: March 2005 |
Online: 23-dic-05 |
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Part: D.5.1.4.c |
Status: Finished |
Nature: Newsletter |
Level: PU |
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Author: Morten Strandberg, NoMiracle Secretariat |
Reviewed: Claire May |
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Delivered: May - 2005 |
Online: 23-dic-05 |
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| D.5.3.3 | WP 5.3 | Organization of one technical session | O | PU | 18 |
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| D.5.3.4 | WP 5.3 | Programme for an international PhD programme | O | PU | 18 |
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| D.5.3.6 | WP 5.3 | Organisation of NoMiracle Ph.D.-courses to be announced in NoMiracle Newsletter | R | PU | 50 |
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| D.5.3.7 | WP 5.3 | Training using Master Case 1 – interim report | R | PU | 50 |
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| D.5.3.8 | WP 5.3 | Training using Master Case 2 – interim report | R | PU | 50 |
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| D.5.3.9 | WP 5.3 | Training using Master Case 3 – interim report | R | PU | 50 |
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| D.5.4.5 | WP 5.4 | Highlights from First Periodic Report of NOMIRACLE summarised for submission to relevant media | R | PU | 18 |
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| D.5.4.6 | WP 5.4 | Press release from first open international NoMiracle workshop | R | PU | 20 |
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| D.5.4.8 | WP 5.4 | Highlights from second Periodic Report of NoMiracle summarised for submission to popular science journals and other relevant media | R | PU | 30 |
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| D.5.4.9 | WP 5.4 | Press release from second open international NoMiracle workshop | R | PU | 30 |
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| D.5.4.10 | WP 5.4 | Highlights from third Periodic Report of NoMiracle summarised for submission to popular science journals and other relevant media | R | PU | 42 |
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| D.5.4.11 | WP 5.4 | Press release or Newsletter article from third open NoMiracle Workshop | R | PU | 42 |
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