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Elsevier, Science of the Total Environment, 1(379), p. 34-45

DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2007.02.034

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Development of a site-specific Ecological Risk Assessment for contaminated sites: Part II. A multi-criteria based system for the selection of bioavailability assessment tools

Journal article published in 2007 by Elena Semenzin, Andrea Critto ORCID, Claudio Carlon, Michiel Rutgers, Antonio Marcomini
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Abstract

A comparison procedure based on Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) and expert judgment was developed in order to allow the comparison of bioavailability tests to implement the chemical Line of Evidence (LoE) within a TRIAD based site-specific Ecological Risk Assessment framework including three tires of investigation. The proposed methodology was included in the Module I of the Decision Support System DSS-ERAMANIA and the obtained rank supported the selection of a suitable set of available tests to be applied to the case study. A simplified application of the proposed procedure is described and results obtained by the system software are discussed.