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E-raamat: Species Sensitivity Distributions in Ecotoxicology [Taylor & Francis e-raamat]

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  • Formaat: 616 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 07-Oct-2019
  • Kirjastus: CRC Press
  • ISBN-13: 9780429136986
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  • Formaat: 616 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 07-Oct-2019
  • Kirjastus: CRC Press
  • ISBN-13: 9780429136986
In spite of the growing importance of Species Sensitivity Distribution models (SSDs) in ecological risk assessments, the conceptual basis, strengths, and weaknesses of using them have not been comprehensively reviewed. This book fills that need. Written by a panel of international experts, Species Sensitivity Distributions in Ecotoxicology reviews the current SSD methods from all angles, compiling for the first time the variety of contemporary applications of SSD-based methods.

Beginning with an introduction to SSDs, the chapter authors review the issues surrounding SSDs, synthesizing the positions of advocates and critics with their own analysis of each issue. Finally, they discuss the prospects for future development, paving the way for improved future uses. In sum, this book defines the field of SSD modeling and application. It reveals a lively field, with SSD-applications extending beyond legally adopted quality criteria to other applications such as Life-Cycle Analysis.

For anyone developing or revising environmental criteria or standards, this book explores the pros and cons of using the SSD approach. For anyone who needs to apply and interpret SSD-based criteria or standards, the book explains the basis for the numbers, thereby making it possible to correctly apply and defend them. For anyone performing ecological risk assessments, the book covers when and how to use SSDs including alternative assumptions, data treatments, computational methods, and available resources. Species Sensitivity Distributions in Ecotoxicology provides you with a clear picture of these standard models for estimating ecological risks from laboratory toxicity data.
SECTION I General Introduction and History of SSDs
Chapter 1 General Introduction to Species Sensitivity Distributions
3(8)
Leo Posthuma
Theo P. Traas
Glenn W. Suter II
Chapter 2 North American History of Species Sensitivity Distributions
11(8)
Glenn W. Suter II
Chapter 3 European History of Species Sensitivity Distributions
19(18)
Nico M. van Straalen
Cornelis J. van Leeuwen
SECTION II Scientific Principles and Characteristics of SSDs
Chapter 4 Theory of Ecological Risk Assessment Based on Species Sensitivity Distributions
37(12)
Nico M. van Straalen
Chapter 5 Normal Species Sensitivity Distributions and Probabilistic Ecological Risk Assessment
49(54)
Tom Aldenberg
Joanna S. Jaworska
Theo P. Traas
Chapter 6 Extrapolation Factors for Tiny Toxicity Data Sets from Species Sensitivity Distributions with Known Standard Deviation
103(16)
Tom Aldenberg
Robert Luttik
Chapter 7 Species Sensitivity Distributions in Ecological Risk Assessment: Distributional Assumptions, Alternate Bootstrap Techniques, and Estimation of Adequate Number of Species
119(14)
Michael C. Newman
David R. Ownby
Laurent C. A. Mezin
David C. Powell
Tyler R. L. Christensen
Scott B. Lerberg
Britt-Anne Anderson
Tiruponithura V. Padma
Chapter 8 Observed Regularities in Species Sensitivity Distributions for Aquatic Species
133(22)
Dick de Zwart
Chapter 9 The Value of the Species Sensitivity Distribution Concept for Predicting Field Effects: (Non-)confirmation of the Concept Using Semifield Experiments
155(44)
Paul J. van den Brink
Theo C. M. Brock
Leo Posthuma
SECTION III Applications of SSDs
A Derivation of Environmental Quality Criteria
Chapter 10 Effects Assessment of Fabric Softeners: The DHTDMAC Case
199(12)
Cornelis J. van Leeuwen
Joanna S. Jaworska
Chapter 11 Use of Species Sensitivity Distributions in the Derivation of Water Quality Criteria for Aquatic Life by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
211(10)
Charles E. Stephan
Chapter 12 Environmental Risk Limits in the Netherlands
221(34)
Dick T. H. M. Sijm
Annemarie P. van Wezel
Trudie Crommentuijn
Chapter 13 A Rank-Based Approach to Deriving Canadian Soil and Sediment Quality Guidelines
255(20)
Connie L. Gaudet
Doug Bright
Kathie Adare
Kelly Potter
Chapter 14 Ecotoxicological Soil Quality Criteria in Denmark
275(10)
Janeck J. Scott-Fordsmand
John Jensen
B Ecological Risk Assessment
Chapter 15 Probabilistic Risk Assessment Using Species Sensitivity Distributions
285(30)
Keith R. Solomon
Peter Takacs
Chapter 16 The Potentially Affected Fraction as a Measure of Ecological Risk
315(30)
Theo P. Traas
Dik van de Meent
Leo Posthuma
Timo Hamers
Belinda J. Kater
Dick de Zwart
Tom Aldenberg
Chapter 17 Methodology for Aquatic Ecological Risk Assessment
345(38)
William J. Warren-Hicks
Benjamin R. Parkhurst
Jonathan B. Butcher
Chapter 18 Toxicity-Based Assessment of Water Quality
383(20)
Dick de Zwart
Aart Sterkenburg
Chapter 19 Mapping Risks of Heavy Metals to Birds and Mammals Using Species Sensitivity Distributions
403(18)
Theo P. Traas
Robert Luttik
Hans Mensink
Chapter 20 Ecotoxicological Impacts in Life Cycle Assessment
421(16)
Mark A. J. Huijbregts
Dik van de Meent
Mark Goedkoop
Renilde Spriensma
SECTION IV Evaluation and Outlook
Chapter 21 Issues and Practices in the Derivation and Use of Species Sensitivity Distributions
437(38)
Glenn W. Suter II
Theo P. Traas
Leo Posthuma
Chapter 22 Conceptual and Technical Outlook on Species Sensitivity Distributions
475(36)
Leo Posthuma
Theo P. Traas
Dick de Zwart
Glenn W. Suter II
Appendices
Appendix A The Interactive Poster Session "Use of Species Sensitivity Distributions in Ecotoxicology"
511(14)
Timo Hamers
Theo P. Traas
Leo Posthuma
Appendix B List of Computer Software Programs
525(2)
References 527(38)
Glossary 565(8)
Acronyms 573(6)
Subject Index 579
Leo Posthuma, Glenn W. Suter II, Theo P. Traas