Microbial Risk Analysis

Data and code referenced in the manuscript (see Supplementary Material file for a detailed explanation).

sec 2.3 - Cumulative distributions faeces/bile raw data (value and percentiles) to fit the cumulative distributions describing the amount of visible faecal/bile contamination dropping on pig carcasses following accidental rupture of the gut or gallbladder sec 2.2 - Multinomial - nested Beta method Example as to implement the multinomial process by means of nested beta distributions (described in section 2.2.). The occurrence of ruptured guts in High throughput slaughterhouses is used for purpose of illustration sec 2.5 - Dose-dependent conditional probability of partial condemnation Example on how to obtain the probability of partial condemnation as a function of the amount/extent of contamination on the internal/external surface of the carcasses. Faecal contamination is used for purpose of illustration

Excel file containing @risk model

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Metadata for "A critical evaluation of parametric models for predicting faecal indicator bacteria concentrations in greywater". Please contact the corresponding author Émile Sylvestre at emilesylvestre33@gmail.com to request the data.