Risc: Computer Models for Soil Investigation, Risk Analysis and Urgency Estimation

  • Goldsborough D
  • Smit P
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RISC (Risk Identification of Soil Contamination) is a framework for risk identification on individual sites with contaminated soil. Four computer programs were developed using this: three prototypes - RISC-HUMAN, RISC-TRANSPORT, RISC-URGENCY and one full-scale program - RISC-HUMAN (2.0). Written in Pascal for Windows, all programs provide tools, models and formal procedures for the evaluation of sites with contaminated soil. With RISC-HUMAN (prototype), human exposure via various routes can be calculated using an initial concentration of soil contamination measured. RISC-TRANSPORT is a’ simple’ model for calculating the spread of organic contaminants via groundwater. RISC-URGENCY is a priority-ranking system for former industrial sites. RISC-HUMAN (2.0) is intended for practical application during detailed site investigation. Dutch, English and German versions of the models are available.

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Goldsborough, D. G., & Smit, P. J. (1995). Risc: Computer Models for Soil Investigation, Risk Analysis and Urgency Estimation (pp. 581–588). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-0415-9_155

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