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An object-oriented software for fate and exposure assessments
S Scheil1, G Baumgarten, B Reiter
1Institut für Umweltsystemforschung, Universität Osnabrück, D-49069, Osnabrück, Germany.
Abstract:
The model system CemoS(1) (Chemical Exposure Model System) was developed for the exposure prediction of hazardous chemicals released to the environment. Eight different models were implemented involving chemicals fate simulation in air, water, soil and plants after continuous or single emissions from point and diffuse sources. Scenario studies are supported by a substance and an environmental data base. All input data are checked on their plausibility. Substance and environmental process estimation functions facilitate generic model calculations. CemoS is implemented in a modular structure using object-oriented programming.
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