Contaminated Land Research Report 10 Contaminated land exposure assessment (CLEA) model: technical basis and algorithms (includes errata) (Withdrawn)

Publication Year

2002

Document Status

Withdrawn, cited in regs

Abstract

Describes the technical principles of the Contaminated Land Exposure Assessment (CLEA) model that has been developed for DEFRA and the Environment Agency, for Research into the Built Environment at Nottingham Trent University. The model estimates child and adult exposures to soil contaminants for those potentially living, working and/or playing on contaminated sites over long time periods and has been used to produce the Soil Guideline Values for the United Kingdom. It aims to assist risk assessors to judge whether it is appropriate to use a Soil Guideline Value as part of an assessment for a particular site, taking account of land use, contaminant type and general site conditions. Written for technical professionals who are familiar with assessing and managing the risks to human health from land contamination but who are not necessarily experts in exposure modelling. Describes the principles of the CLEA model and specifically how it is applied to the derivation of Soil Guideline Values.

Document History

Superseded by SC050021/SR3 Updated technical background to the CLEA model (Environment Agency, 2009). Also referred to as - Contaminated Land Exposure Assessment (CLEA 10). Produced by the Environment Agency in conjunction with DEFRA.

ISBN

9781857057492

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