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65marcos/PDKP-v1.0.0---Initial-Release: PDKP v1.0.0 - Initial Release

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) 2026
65marcos

Summary

Scientists built a computer model that predicts how quickly microplastics break down in farm soil, based on factors like temperature. This matters because microplastics in soil can end up in our food and water, and understanding how fast they degrade (or don't) helps researchers figure out how much plastic contamination we're really exposed to over time. Note that this is a modeling tool released alongside a not-yet-published study, so its real-world accuracy still needs to be confirmed through peer review.

PDKP v1.0.0 Process-Based Kinetic Model for Microplastic Degradation in Agricultural Soils. Features Core kinetic model with Arrhenius temperature correction Lambda (λ) parameter calibration via NLS and MLE Monte Carlo uncertainty propagation Experimental validation against 6 literature datasets Fragmentation modeling via Weibull distribution Citation If you use this software, please cite: [seu artigo quando publicado]

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