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Validation Scenario for Anthropogenic Impact and Global ClimateChange for Tatoo

The synthesis of existing Persistent Organic Pollutants
pollution monitoring databases with epidemiological data is
considered for identifying some impacts of Persistent Organic
Pollutants on human health. This task requires new rich data,
services, and model discovery capabilities from a multitude of
monitoring networks and web resources. The FP7 project TaToo
(Tagging Tool based on a Semantic Discovery Framework) is
setting up a semantic web solution to close the discovery gap
that prevents full and easy access to web resources. The use of
TaToo tools together with the Global Environmental Assessment
and Information System and the System for the Visualizing of
Oncological Data is discussed as a TaToo validation scenario
for anthropogenic impact and global climate change influence on
the trajectory of Persistent Organic Pollutants.