BMDS is a Windows software for calculating the amount of hazardous pollutants in a chemical sample. It was developed by the US Environmental Protection Agency to help users quickly conduct risk assessments.

How it works

Like in HouseFlipping Spread sheet, all calculations are performed in a single Microsoft Excel file. It is necessary to enable macro commands to interact with the spreadsheets.

Users can import datasets in several common formats. Moreover, there is an option to manually enter raw values into the table. Instruments for defining various analysis settings are provided as well.

Supported statistical model types include exponential, hill, linear, polynomial and power. You are able to automatically calculate average and mean values.

Report generation

It is possible to add multiple variables to the resulting dataset. For example, users can export dose responses, tail probabilities, distribution types, total number of groups and recorded adverse reactions.

Flexible logic parameters are located in the corresponding spreadsheet. You are able to adjust advanced test settings and enable model warnings.

Features

free to download and use;
contains tools for estimating the amount of pollutants in a chemical sample dose;
there is support for multiple statistical analysis models;
you can generate reports with detailed information about the dose response;
compatible with all modern versions of Windows.