This tool is used to prioritise contaminated sites for potential funding from the Ministry for the Environments Contaminated Site Remediation Fund.
This tool is an Excel Workbook that was developed to prioritise sites for funding from the Ministry for the Environment's Contaminated Site Remediation Fund.
The prioritisation is on the basis of risk to human and ecological receptors. The tool relies on sufficient being known about a site to determine the likely risk to receptors for various exposure pathways. The less that is known about a site the more judgement will have to be applied by the assessor.
The original manual was prepared by Pattle Delamore Partners for the Ministry for the Environment in March 2011. Revision 1 of the manual was prepared by the Ministry for the Environment in October 2013.
The current Tool file version W01813100 CSRF Prioritisation Tool mod07.xls.
For Further information see MFE Contaminated Sites Remediation Fund
Latest Version | Revision 1 - Oct 2013 |
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State of Development | Unknown |
Outcome Areas | Environmental |
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Management Domains | Waste |
Intended End Users |
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Steady State or Dynamic | Unknown |
Level of Integration | Environmental |
Key Input Data | soil, water, water use, terrestrial, food production |
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Input Data Formats | Manual entry |
Key Output Data | Risk ratings |
Output Data Formats | XLS(S) |
Open/Closed Source | Open Source |
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Licence Type | No Licence |
Operating Systems | MS Windows |
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Software Needed | MS Excel |
User Interface | Graphical desktop |
Ease of Use | Easy |
Use in Policy Process | Do (Policy Implementation) |
Documentation |
Programming Language | Excel |
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Methods included for managing uncertainty | Uncertainty is dealt with using a range of scores and Monte Carlo analysis. |
Analytical Techniques | Input/output |
Model Structure |
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Keywords | Contaminated land, Waste management, |
Links | Ministry for the Environment - About the Contaminated Sites Remediation Fund Ministry for the Environment - Contaminated Sites Remediation Fund - Guide for Applicants
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