Populations

Populations are groups of human individuals that are the scope of exposure or risk assessments. Optional descriptors of populations are location (e.g. a country), time period (with a start and end date), age range (with a minimum and maximum age) and gender. Example: the French population in 2005-2007 (= time period) of women (= gender) of child-bearing age 18-45 yr (= age range).

Output of this module is used by: Consumptions Single value consumptions Concentrations Consumptions by modelled food Dietary exposures Single value dietary exposures Single value non-dietary exposures Non-dietary exposures Internal exposures HBM concentrations HBM analysis Biological matrix concentration comparisons Dust exposures Hazard characterisations Risks Single value risks Environmental burden of disease

Populations as data

Populations are provided as data. When the population of interest is explicitly defined, subset selections are based on the data in the IndividualProperties and PopulationIndividualPropertyValues table.

• Populations data formats
• Populations from data

Calculation of populations

Populations are implicitly defined by the individuals as used in the dietary consumption module and/or the non-dietary module and/or the human based monitoring module.

• Populations calculation

Settings and Tiers

• Populations settings
  • Selection settings