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The OECD Harmonised Templates are standard data formats for reporting studies done on chemicals to determine their properties or effects on human health and the environment. They are aimed at developers of database systems, as they prescribe the formats by which information can be entered into and maintained in database. By using these templates, governments and industry will easily be able to electronically exchange test study summary information. The templates can be used for reporting summary results for testing on any type of a chemical (e.g., pesticides, biocides, industrial chemicals).
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03-Feb-2012
Two new OECD Harmonised Templates for Reporting Chemical Test Summaries (OHT) are now available: revised OHT 49 on sediment toxicity (extended to cover tests made according to TG 225 Sediment-Water Chironomid Tox Test using Spiked Water) and new OHT 90 on emissions from preservative-treated wood (to cover TG 313 Emissions from Preserv-treated Wood to the Environment). All OECD templates and associated XML files, including these new ones, are available at “TEMPLATES”. Details of additions or changes made in templates in Feb. 2011 and Jan. 2012 are at “UPDATE Overview”.
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29-Apr-2011
The OECD Harmonised Templates (OHT) are standard data formats for reporting studies done on chemicals to determine their properties or effects on human health and the environment. Minor updates were recently made to 37 OHTs, based on the experience and suggestions for improvement from users implementing them in databases such as IUCLID 5.3 (managed by the European Chemical Agency).
Details of additions brought or changes made in February 2011 in these templates and associated XML files are accessible on the OHTs Webpage, “Update Overview ” link.
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