Review of Information Resources to Support Human Exposure Assessment Models

Variability and Uncertainty in Swedish Exposure Factors for Use in Quantitative Exposure Assessments

“…Boyce and Garry published a review of human exposure assessment data in 2002. ( 9 ) Prior to that, Binkowitz and Wartenberg reviewed input distributions for use in quantitative risk assessments, concluding that a variety of different distributions were employed to approximate the same data. ( 10 ) A review of exposure factors and distributions selected for use in probabilistic health risk assessment in Oregon was published by Hope (1999).…”

Variability and Uncertainty in Swedish Exposure Factors for Use in Quantitative Exposure Assessments

“…Boyce and Garry published a review of human exposure assessment data in 2002. ( 9 ) Prior to that, Binkowitz and Wartenberg reviewed input distributions for use in quantitative risk assessments, concluding that a variety of different distributions were employed to approximate the same data. ( 10 ) A review of exposure factors and distributions selected for use in probabilistic health risk assessment in Oregon was published by Hope (1999).…”

Variability and Uncertainty in Swedish Exposure Factors for Use in Quantitative Exposure Assessments

“…Boyce and Garry published a review of human exposure assessment data in 2002. ( 9 ) Prior to that, Binkowitz and Wartenberg reviewed input distributions for use in quantitative risk assessments, concluding that a variety of different distributions were employed to approximate the same data. ( 10 ) A review of exposure factors and distributions selected for use in probabilistic health risk assessment in Oregon was published by Hope (1999).…”

Variability and Uncertainty in Swedish Exposure Factors for Use in Quantitative Exposure Assessments

“…Boyce and Garry published a review of human exposure assessment data in 2002. ( 9 ) Prior to that, Binkowitz and Wartenberg reviewed input distributions for use in quantitative risk assessments, concluding that a variety of different distributions were employed to approximate the same data. ( 10 ) A review of exposure factors and distributions selected for use in probabilistic health risk assessment in Oregon was published by Hope (1999).…”