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• Measured biomonitoring data
  ...scribe the total exposure levels of humans to the measured pollutants. The data can be used to evaluate the level of indoor originated exposure by applying |category=Biomonitoring data
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• Guidebook
  :::::[[:Intarese:Emission data|Emissions]] ...citation|Expert panel/elicitation]]: The purpose is to obtain quantitative data about an important variable in a situation where there are no measurements
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• Data
  ...not called data but is the result of the other variable. Data can be "raw" data or accumulated to different degrees including e.g. the mean and the standar ==Data fact sheet==
  1 KB (165 words) - 09:35, 17 November 2009
• Toxic equivalency factor
  === Data === dependencies = data.frame(
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• HEDS
  [[Category:Biomonitoring data]]
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• German Environmental Survey (GerES)
  [[Category:Biomonitoring data]]
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• INTERA Indoor exposure knowledge management system
  ...n through this interface. The knowledge management system accommodates the data produced in the previous studies and allows powerful way to utilize the inf The indoor exposure knowledge management system includes links to available data, tools and documents and also provides some processed information that has
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• Exposure concentrations for indoor exposure
  ==Data collected for INTERA== ...re reviewed in INTERA study too The description of the data and the actual data are accessible through the following pages.
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• Measured biomonitoring data
  ...scribe the total exposure levels of humans to the measured pollutants. The data can be used to evaluate the level of indoor originated exposure by applying |category=Biomonitoring data
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• Health effects of dioxins in Europe
  ==Exposure data== In order to estimate health effects related to dioxin exposure, daily intake data were needed. This intake depends on eating habits, age, gender, body weight
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• Toolkit of the IEHIAS
  =Data= ...all these reasons, assessments require a range of contextual or background data, including:
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• PBDE concentrations in Europe
  === Data === Data is collected from the published articles and reports.
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• PBPK model in assessing population exposure to cadmium
  Biomonitoring data were gathered for 1217 study participants living in the area, spread out ov ...n of predicted Cd_blood levels with the measured values from the biomonitoring campaign. The red line indicates an ideal 1-1 correspondance between predic
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• PBPK model for cadmium
  ...to link external exposure data to specific biomarker data and to interpret biomonitoring results in terms of exposure routes and pathways. * time dependent data (by year):
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• Integrated E & H monitoring programs
  ...rating on their use of integrated methodology, we want to focus on (i) the data information, (ii) integrated methodology and (iii) the potential that the i * Data information
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• Concepts for integrated monitoring
  ...tegrated monitoring need to establish mechanism for data sharing, improved data availability, accessibility, comparability, and enhanced exchange of inform * Planned and repeated data collection
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• Methods for data integration
  ...lue can be identified. In INTARESE, the aim of link environment and health data is to better understand the cause and severity of how different environment There is no best method to do this yet. All methods that can be used to link data from multiple sources are research goal oriented.
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• Development needs for integrated monitoring
  ==What are the challenges by integrating data from multiple sources?== ===Challenges on data issues in general===
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• Selecting indicators in IEHIAS
  ...form of modelling, they may in some cases include indicators derived from biomonitoring. ...Since these weights cannot usually be defined on the basis of scientific data, they rely on some form of judgement; the quality of these judgements inevi
  11 KB (1,742 words) - 18:40, 14 October 2014
• Piloting: Finding and evaluating data
  ==Finding and evaluating data== ...udies or surveys. Instead, in most cases, assessments have to make use of data that already exist, and to supplement or enhance these as necessary through
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• Exposure modelling in IEHIAS
  ...ile and variable population and inadequate environonmental and demographic data. In the face of these challenges, a wide range of methods of exposure asse These methods are not independent of each other. Monitoring data, for example, are generally required as inputs to models and to validate mo
  25 KB (3,719 words) - 18:58, 14 October 2014

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