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WG 3: WG 3: Impact Impact assessment assessment Conceptual framework for impact Conceptual framework for impact assessment for xenobiotics in assessment for xenobiotics in the urban water cycle the urban water cycle Biotests as analytical tool Biotests as analytical tool Are we measuring the right thing? Are we measuring the right thing? 636 Xenobiotics in the Urban Water Cycle – Vienna 25-27 September 636 Xenobiotics in the Urban Water Cycle – Vienna 25-27 September 45

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WG 3: WG 3: ImpactImpact assessment assessment

►Conceptual framework for impact Conceptual framework for impact assessment for xenobiotics in the assessment for xenobiotics in the urban water cycleurban water cycle

►Biotests as analytical toolBiotests as analytical tool►Are we measuring the right thing?Are we measuring the right thing?

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WG3 in ViennaWG3 in Vienna

►Why biotests?Why biotests?►Which tests? Which tests? ►How to perform them? (WET, fractions, How to perform them? (WET, fractions,

in situin situ))►SamplingSampling►Biotest results in a regulatory contextBiotest results in a regulatory context►The TGD-RA paradigm for complex The TGD-RA paradigm for complex

samplessamples►Links to WFDLinks to WFD

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WG3 in Vienna:WG3 in Vienna:Discussion with other WGsDiscussion with other WGs

Source tracking – gaining knowledge about Source tracking – gaining knowledge about compositioncomposition

Phys-chem interactions – which “form” has XOCsPhys-chem interactions – which “form” has XOCs Treatment efficiency – toxicity before and after Treatment efficiency – toxicity before and after

cleaning after treatment: Use of biotestscleaning after treatment: Use of biotests Concentrations – Concentrations – continuouscontinuous discharge vs. discharge vs.

intermittent discharges: Biological effects of pulsesintermittent discharges: Biological effects of pulses Chemicals vs effects – biotest as screening tools for Chemicals vs effects – biotest as screening tools for

identification & ranking identification & ranking extrapolation extrapolation Detection vs availability (presence, uptake, effects)Detection vs availability (presence, uptake, effects) QSARs/QSPRsQSARs/QSPRs

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Action plan 2007-2008Action plan 2007-2008::Aims and output of WG3Aims and output of WG3

►Gaps in knowledge + expertises in Gaps in knowledge + expertises in WG3 (+other) = new projectsWG3 (+other) = new projects

►Output of WG3 = ProjectsOutput of WG3 = Projects Research projectsResearch projects Mobility of HRMobility of HR CoursesCourses

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Action plan 2007-2008Action plan 2007-2008

► Plan for 2007Plan for 2007 Meeting in March 2007 – in KarlsruheMeeting in March 2007 – in Karlsruhe Meeting in autumn 2007 – where?Meeting in autumn 2007 – where?

► Activities 2007 & 2008Activities 2007 & 2008 Themes – 2 meeting/yrThemes – 2 meeting/yr Conceptual framework – building blocks Conceptual framework – building blocks

and contextand context

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Action plan 2007-2008: Action plan 2007-2008: ThemesThemes

► Effects of selected chemicals in WG1/WG4 – which Effects of selected chemicals in WG1/WG4 – which compounds?compounds?

► Treatment (solid & aq. waste streams) and relation to effect Treatment (solid & aq. waste streams) and relation to effect assessmentassessment

► Background concentrations and reference conditionsBackground concentrations and reference conditions► The role of impact assessment in urban water managementThe role of impact assessment in urban water management► Basic definitions in relation to conceptual impacts assessment Basic definitions in relation to conceptual impacts assessment

framework – focus: framework – focus: Communication and concrete factsCommunication and concrete facts StrategyStrategy Test systems – Fraunhofer Institute (invited speaker?)Test systems – Fraunhofer Institute (invited speaker?)

► Bioavailability! – Vera distributes documentBioavailability! – Vera distributes document► SedimentsSediments► How to derive environmental quality criteriasHow to derive environmental quality criterias

EU vs US vs CanadaEU vs US vs Canada

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Action plan 2007-2008:Action plan 2007-2008:Mobility and disseminationMobility and dissemination

► Identification of opportunities for exchange of Identification of opportunities for exchange of human resources human resources

► Identification of common topics for training courses Identification of common topics for training courses AimAim StructureStructure Target groupTarget group

► Case scenarios – ”internal short-course” for WG3/4 Case scenarios – ”internal short-course” for WG3/4 meetingmeeting Real dataReal data ””a real regulator’s” perspectivea real regulator’s” perspective Theory in practiceTheory in practice WG interaction!WG interaction! Task force: Anders, Ivana 1or2, RalphTask force: Anders, Ivana 1or2, Ralph

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Action plan 2007-2008:Action plan 2007-2008:WG3 & WG4 common meetingWG3 & WG4 common meeting

►Next meeting:Next meeting: Chemical analyses vs. Biotest for hazard Chemical analyses vs. Biotest for hazard

identification, ranking and risk identification, ranking and risk assessmentassessment

Monitoring and the regulatory context – Monitoring and the regulatory context – gaps and beyond!gaps and beyond!

””The Game of Gaps”The Game of Gaps” Invited speaker… WFD – in practice & with Invited speaker… WFD – in practice & with

a chemical perspectivea chemical perspective

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