Acute-to-Chronic Estimation (ACE) with Time-Concentration-Effect Models Software
ICE and ACE were developed by the U.S. EPA in collaboration with other federal agencies, industry, and universities to address data gaps in species sensitivity and reduce reliance on uncertainty factors in ecological risk assessment.
The Acute-to-Chronic Estimation (ACE) with Time-Concentration-Effect Models software allows prediction of chronic toxicity from acute toxicity datasets. ACE uses linear regression and accelerated life testing to predict no-effect and low-effect concentrations for chronic mortality.
Current Version: | 2.0 |
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Release Date: | December 2003 |
Development Status: | General Release |
Development Information: | Release Notes - changes and known deficiencies |
Operating System: | Win 9x, NT, 2000, XP |
Development Language: | Visual Basic, Fortran |
Intended Audience: | Scientist/Biologist |
Key Words: | acute, chronic, toxicity, concentration, exposure |
Related Web Sites: | Web-ICE Model Page EPA Center for Public Health and Environmental Assessment (CPHEA) |
File Name | File Description |
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ABSTRACT.TXT | Summary of functions, theory, and applicability. |
README.TXT | Important installation and usage information. |
File Type / Priority |
File Name / Format / Size |
File Description |
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Install / Required |
Install_ACE.EXE / Self-extracting Executable / 4.3 MB |
Setup file for version 2.0 of the ACE system. See README.TXT for important installation instructions. |
Document / Recommended |
ACE User's Manual / Self-extracting Zip / 0.3 MB |
Acute - to - Chronic Estimation (ACE) with Time - Concentration - Effect Models User Manual (EPA/600/R-03/107), in Adobe Acrobat format. |