COMPONENTS OF PRE-ASSESSMENT
{"Image DocumentName": "COMPONENTS OF PRE-ASSESSMENT", "Image ImageDescription": "Pre-Assessment Components. Definition. Indicators. 1 Problem framing. Different perspectives of how to conceptualize the issue. dissent/consent on goals of selection rule. dissent/consent on relevance of evidence. choice of frame (risk, opportunity, fate) 2 Early warning. Systematic search for new hazards. unusual events or phenomena. systematic comparison between modeled and observed phenomena. novel activities or events. 3 Screening (risk assessment and concern assessment policy) Establishing a procedure for screening hazards and risks and determining assessment and management route. screening in place? criteria for screening: hazard potential, persistence, ubiquity, etc. criteria for selecting risk assessment procedures for: known risks, emergencies, etc. criteria for identifying and measuring social concerns. 4 Scientific conventions for risk assessment & concern assessment. definition of NOAEL. validity of methods and techniques for risk assessments. methodological rules for assessing concerns.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}