Interactive visualisation tool for the SSP conceptual model, for producing Environmental Media State Interpretations (IEM) and Management Plans (PG) following the MEEM/MTES 2017 national methodology. Native connection to EQRS V31.05 + EQRS ECOTOX V8.
An interactive SVG diagram structured in three sections — sources, pathways and receptors — fed directly by the results of the EQRS modules.
Sources / media, pathways / routes and receptors — the standard reading grid for an SSP diagnosis.
Dynamic graphical representation of the source → pathway → receptor links, highlighting the retained and excluded pathways.
Native connection to EQRS V31.05 (human pathways) and EQRS ECOTOX V8 (ecotox pathways: soil → worm → bird, water → fish).
Visualisation of the pathways and receptors to investigate under the ANSES IEM 2018 methodology, to justify the study scope before running EQRS calculations.
Graphical representation of the conceptual model to include in the PG under the national SSP methodology MEEM/MTES 2017.
Argumentation of the assumptions retained (pathways included vs excluded) and validation of the study scope before heavy EQRS calculations.
In any in-depth SSP diagnosis, the conceptual site model is not optional: it is the methodological foundation required by the national approach to managing polluted sites and soils.
Standardised INERIS/BRGM-type diagram, vector-based and sharp at all scales, accepted by the relevant stakeholders.
Sum of contributions (pathways × pollutants) per receptor, with a preview of the associated EQRS results (doses, HQ, ELCR).
Export the diagram as PNG or PDF for direct integration into consultancy reports.
Source › Pathway › Receptor visualisation
Download the technical note: Source › Pathway › Receptor structure, the link between the IEM and Management Plan, and connection to the EQRS modules.
Download the technical note (PDF)The Conceptual Site Model is the structured representation of pollution sources, transfer pathways (soil, air, water) and exposed receptors (populations, ecosystems). It is the methodological foundation underpinning any health risk analysis carried out as part of an IEM or a Management Plan.
The health risk assessment (EQRS) reconstructs the source → pathway → receptor chain identified by the conceptual site model to quantify population exposure. Without a validated conceptual site model, no health risk assessment is acceptable under the national methodology for managing polluted sites and soils (MEEM/MTES 2017).
Yes. The conceptual site model is the methodological foundation required by the national approach to managing polluted sites and soils for any Environmental Media State Interpretation (IEM) or Management Plan (PG).
Yes, the Conceptual Site Model module connects natively to the outputs of EQRS V9 (human pathways) and EQRS ECOTOX (ecotoxicological pathways), with PNG/PDF export for direct insertion into reports.