8:30 AM - 60-01 - Improving risk management by probabilistic risk assessment of agricultural pesticides with USES.
Rikken, Mathieu^*,1, Van Wijnen, Harm¹, Linders, Jan¹, Jager, Tjalling¹, ¹ RIVM Postbus 1, Bilthoven, The Netherlands

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8:50 AM - 60-02 - Probabilistic aquatic risk assessment for chlorpyrifos use on orchards in the UK.
Crane, Mark¹, Whitehouse, Paul^*,2, Watts, Chris², Comber, Sean², Moore, Dwayne³, Giddings, Jeff⁴, ¹ Crane Consultants, Chancel Cottage, 23 London Street, Faringdon, Oxon, UK² WRc-NSF, Henley Road, Medmenham, Marlow, Bucks, UK³ The Cadmus Group, 411 Roosevelt Avenue, Suite 204, Ottawa, Canada⁴ The Cadmus Group, Marion, Massachusetts

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9:10 AM - 60-03 - An integrated exposure and effects model for probabilstic risk assessment.
Gallagher, Kathryn^*,1, Lin, James¹, Young, Dirk¹, Farrar, David¹, Barry, Timothy², Kennedy, Ian¹, Bargar, Tim¹, Burns, Lawrence³, Sunzenauer, Ingrid¹, ¹ US Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC² US Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC³ US Environmental Protection Agency, Athens, GA

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9:30 AM - 60-04 - Methodological approach of PECgw and pesticide registration at national level.
DELMAS, Andre^*,1, GAILLARDON, Paul², GOLASZEWSKI, Genevieve³, GUYOT, Christian⁴, REAL, Benoit⁵, REMY, Brigitte², ¹ Ministère de L'Environnement(D4E, SRP) 20 Avenue de Ségur, Paris, France² INRA, SSM, Route de Saint Cyr, Versailles, France³ Ministère de L'Environnement(DE, SDEAP) 20 Avenue de Ségur, Paris, France⁴ Aventis CropScience, 14 - 20 Rue Pierre Baizet BP9163, Lyon cedex 09, France⁵ ITCF, 2 Chaussée Brunehaut, Estrées Mons, France

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9:50 AM - 60-05 - Pesticide risk mapping and probabilistic exposure assessment by using GIS-technology.
Gutsche, Volkmar^*,1, Enzian, Siegfried¹, Golla, Burkhard¹, ¹ Federal Biological Research Centre for Agriculture and Forestry, Stahnsdorfer Damm 81, Kleinmachnow, Germany

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10:40 AM - 60-06 - The Fraction Affected Distribution (FAD) in relation to Exposure Concentration and Species Sensitivity Distributions.
Aldenberg, Tom^*,1, Jaworska, J.S.², Traas, T.P.¹, ¹ RIVM, Bilthoven, /, Netherlands² Procter & Gamble, Strombeek-Bever, /, Belgium

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11:00 AM - 60-07 - Data selection for, and interpretation of, SSD curves for pesticides with different modes of action.
Blake, Naomi^*,1, Brock, Theo², Maltby, Lorraine¹, Van den Brink, Paul², ¹ The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK, UK² Alterra, Wageningen, NL, NL

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11:20 AM - 60-08 - Accounting for hierachical variability in species sensitivity distributions.
Verdonck, Frederik^*,1, Janssen, Colin², Jaworska, Joanna³, Thas, Olivier¹, Vanrolleghem, Peter¹, ¹ Ghent University, Coupure Links 653, Gent, Belgium² Ghent University, Jozef Plateaustraat 22, Gent, Belgium³ Procter & Gamble, Temselaan 100, Strombeek-Bever, Belgium

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11:40 AM - 60-09 - Relationship between pesticide Use and occurrence of aquatic species in the field.
Vonk, Marijke^*,1, de Zwart, Dick¹, van de Meent, Dik¹, ¹ RIVM, Bilthoven, The Netherlands

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12:00 PM - 60-10 - Routes forward in risk assessment of toxic compounds involving Species Sensitivity Distributions.
Posthuma, Leo^*,1, ¹ RIVM, P.O. Box 1, Bilthoven, The Netherlands

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