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Normung soll Gesundheits- und Umweltschutz stärken

(12) Brozowski, Frank

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The necessity of disinfected toilet brushes

(2013) Wieck, Stefanie

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Ergebnisse der EU Humanbiomonitoring-Projekte COPHES und DEMOCOPHES in Deutschland

(2013) Fiddicke,Ulrike; Kolossa-Gehring, Marike; Seiwert, Margarete; Schwedler, Gerda; Ißleb, S.; Conrad, André; Schröter-Kermani, Christa; Biot, P.; Casteleyn, L.; Joas, R.

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The exposure of German children and young adults to chemicals of concern

(2013) Apel, Petra; Conrad, André; Fiddicke, Ulrike; Schröter-Kermani, Christa; Schulz, Christine; Seiwert, Margarete

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Integrating Experience from Cross-sectional Studies and Bio banking in the Development of a Large Scale Birth Cohort

(2013) Kolossa-Gehring, Marike; Conrad, André; Apel, Petra; Fiddicke, Ulrike; Schulz, Christine; Schröter-Kermani, Christa; Seiwert, Margarete

Background and aim: Harmonization of questionnaires to assess environmental exposures is among the objectives of theEnvironment and Child Health International Birth Cohort Group. Questionnaires are more difficult to harmonize than biologicalor environmental sampling because of language and cultural specificities. They are however important tools to assess the routeof expositions. Methods: The first step of the work has been to gather questionnaires from all the birth cohorts on specificchosen exposures and to translate them into English. The second step will be to produce descriptive statistics from data of pilotor ongoing phases of the different cohorts. The third step will be to analyze the questions in relation to biological orenvironmental measurements in the different countries (not yet available) and to produce recommendations to select the morepertinent questions. Results: The first step highlighted the great diversity of questions provided by the experts from eachcountry and the absence of validated reference questionnaires at the national as well as at the international level. Descriptivestatistics for the assessment of domestic use of pesticides in the US, Japanese, and Chinese birth cohorts will be shown anddiscussed as an example. Conclusion: Environmental epidemiology is a recent field compared to other domains and there is aneed for standardization of questionnaires. The work of the Environment and Child Health International Birth Cohort Group is astep forward to allow selection of questions pertinent for a given exposure. Test retest reliability and back translation into
different languages will also be an important issue to tackle.Quelle: Conference on Environment and Health Basel 2013

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Environmental Survey and Specimen Bank: German views on Human Biomonitoring in Europe

(2013) Kolossa-Gehring, Marike; Conrad, André

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Mixture toxicity assessment within the biocidal products authorisation process

(2013) Kehrer, Anja; Frein, Daniel; Riedhammer, Caroline; Schwarz-Schulz, Beatrice

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Umwelt und Gesundheit in der EU Politik

(2013) Rappolder, Marianne

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Linking Spatial Data in a Nut Shell

(2013) Rüther, Maria; Schultz-Krutisch, Thomas; Bandholtz, Thomas

Since the Semantic Web community has gained global attention with Linked Data , including geo-encoded data in RDF, OGC has opened towards this movement by adopting "Semantic annotations in OGC standards" as an OGC Best Practice and approving GeoSPARQL as an OGC Member standard. This makes a good start for a spatial data infrastructure based on an integration of OGC and Linked Data patterns, but it does not yet cover observation and metadata. The Federal Environment Agency (UBA), Germany, currently runs an R&D project about Linked Environment Data (LED) which will present one possible solution based on Linked Data standards such as the Data Catalog Vocabulary (DCAT), the Vocabulary of Interlinked Data (VoID), the Simple Knowledge Organisation System (SKOS), and the Data Cubes Vocabulary (QB). Looking at the INSPIRE Metadata Implementing Rule through the eyes of Linked Data, we see a closed world which ignores the Web and generates redundancy. For example, the keyword value in DCAT metadata is just one HTTP URI referencing the original thesaurus concept. Instead of maintain redundancy and synchronisation Linked Data is based on connectivity and intelligent caching. Geo-referenced data can be provided with Linked Data technology and existing vocabularies which may need only few extensions. As the Linked Data cloud is spreading more and more, we recommend the development of additional INSPIRE implementing rules based on these patterns.

Quelle: ©Thomas Schultz-Krutisch