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TRIM.Risk User's Guide Volumes 1 - 3 and Data Analysis and Visualization Engine (DAVE) User’s Guide

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The TRIM.Risk User’s Guide provides an overview of the module, its components and related software, including descriptions of their roles in TRIM and how they fit together. It also describes the human health and ecological risk applications, the available metrics, and provides step-by-step instructions for performing these types of assessments using TRIM.Risk.

  • TRIM.Risk User’s Guide Volume I: Introduction to TRIM.Risk, December 2005 (pdf) (1.25 MB)
  • TRIM.Risk User’s Guide Volume II: Human Health Inhalation Risk Assessment with Non-Probabilistic Exposure-Response Values (pdf) (8.18 MB)
  • TRIM.Risk User’s Guide Volume III: Ecological Risk Assessment (pdf) (1.51 MB)
  • Data Analysis and Visualization Engine (DAVE) User’s Guide, November 9, 2005 (pdf) (391.35 KB)

Air: Fate, Exposure, and Risk Analysis (FERA)

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Last updated on February 21, 2025
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