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Geospatial I ntelligence at the Environm ental Protection Agency Casey McLaughlin, GISP Mclaughlin.casey@epa.gov http: / / blog.epa.gov/ bigbluethread GIS DAY 2012 Kansas Was an Ocean 2 What is EPA? Protect Hum an Health and the


  1. Geospatial I ntelligence at the Environm ental Protection Agency Casey McLaughlin, GISP Mclaughlin.casey@epa.gov http: / / blog.epa.gov/ bigbluethread GIS DAY 2012

  2. Kansas Was an Ocean 2

  3. What is EPA? “Protect Hum an Health and the Environm ent” ● Develop and Enforce Regulations ● Give Grants ● Study Environmental Issues Water Pollution ● Sponsor Partnerships ● Teach People About the Environment ● Publish Environmental Information LA Smog Love Canal 3 Cuyahoga River

  4. Cartography Roots Today: • EPA • Whats GeoSpatial • National Projects • What we do regionally http://nationalmap.gov/ustopo/history.html 4

  5. EPA Cleans up Waste Chat Piles Waste Discharge 5

  6. Geospatial Intelligence Geospatial I ntelligence: it is the means by which data and information are collected, manipulated, geospatially reasoned, “We don’t do GIS, we do spatial IT and disseminated to decision-makers. on the spatial web” http: / / codes.lp.findlaw.com/ uscode/ 10/ A/ I/ 22/ IV/ 467 Paul Ramsey “Spatial IT and the Spatial Web” at FOSS, 2012 “The map as Information Ecology” Blaise Aquera Y Arcas Microsoft Bing Maps Architect “Earth is the metaphor for organizing information” Michael Goodchild Author and Professor 6

  7. Geospatial Intelligence GI S is evolving 7

  8. National Activities Geospatial I nform ation from W ashington D.C. out • 18k spread across 10 regions and many offices • Standard Map Interfaces • Data Discovery • Transparency  US EPA Geoplatform  FRS and Envirofacts  Environmental Data Gateway 8

  9. EPA’S GeoPlatform 9

  10. EPA’S GeoPlatform Online Collaboration 10

  11. Users have many options for classifying and displaying data 11

  12. Environm ental Analyst allows users access to a wealth of ESRI custom data, Census data, and EPA data in order to query across diverse datasets and target areas that meet users’ criteria.

  13. Users can then create custom reports and maps comparing variables across geographies

  14. National Projects 14

  15. FRS and Envirofacts Envirofacts allows you to search multiple environmental databases for facility information, including toxic chemical releases, water discharge permit compliance, hazardous waste handling processes, Superfund status, and air emission estimates. Envirofacts com m unicates facility locations and delivers facility inform ation to interested users 15

  16. FRS and Envirofacts The Agency Repository of Places of Environmental Interest • Creates a single, integrated set of facility identification information – Environmental Interests – Locational Coordinates – Affiliation • Provides links to EPA’s media information systems • Conforms to the Data Standard • Verifies the quality of data, including the linkages to EPA and State systems 16

  17. FRS and Envirofacts Feb 2006 17

  18. FRS and Envirofacts Aug 2006 18

  19. Environmental Data Gateway (EDG) • Satisfying the Need for GIS Data – Data User Needs • Easily find and access data • Understanding what the data are all about • Finding data that contains the right content • Finding data in a useful format – Data Provider Needs • Easy metadata management • Making data accessible to others • Providing documentation with data • Understanding who is using my data… … 1/16/2013

  20. Environmental Data Gateway (EDG) (http: / / edg.epa.gov) 20

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  22. What we do regionally Region 7 Offices Science & Technology Center Training & Logistics Aka the “Cave” 22

  23. Emergency Response What we do regionally Flooding, Coffeyville, KS Chem-Central Fire, Kansas City, Mo Tornado, Joplin, MO 23

  24. Tornado Path What we do regionally 24

  25. Flooding Areas What we do regionally 25

  26. Hurricane Deployment What we do regionally 26

  27. Hurricane Applications Support What we do regionally 27

  28. Lead Remediation What we do regionally Assessment Central Data EPA Decision Remediation Data Sampling Management Making Action Maintenance A Complete Integrated System Collect complete Store, manage, Support for Move information Disseminate data records: & maintain decision makers through the knowledge sampling, access accurate data established forms, field records decision sheets, etc… processes Maintenance Collect Store Action “Using all the tools at our disposal, including enforcement and compliance efforts, we will continue to focus on making safer, healthier communities.” 28 --Lisa Jackson

  29. Lead Remediation Lead Remediation Process Support 29

  30. Comprehensive Data System What we do regionally Remediation Continued Web Maps Sampling Data Access Scribe.Net SCRIBE FIELD Public Distribution Decision Making 30

  31. Web Mapping What we do regionally 31

  32. Site Assessment Maps What we do regionally 32

  33. Photo-interpretation What we do regionally 33

  34. GIS Analysis What we do regionally 34

  35. Mapping What we do regionally 35

  36. GIS Analysis What we do regionally 36

  37. GIS Analysis and Mapping What we do regionally 37

  38. Building Logistic Support What we do regionally 38

  39. Building Logistic Support What we do regionally 39

  40. Regional Water Quality Data and Communication What we do regionally 40

  41. Regional Water Quality Data and Communication What we do regionally 41

  42. Regional Water Quality Data and Communication What we do regionally 42

  43. What we do regionally W hat do I typically do? • Make sure stuff runs – web services, data, web, etc. • Provide GIS guidance – answer questions! • Program web interfaces – mostly data, some mapping • Make Maps • Communications • Make/ manipulate data – sort spreadsheets, look at imagery, geocode, etc • Meta-Data and other data management 43

  44. Geospatial I ntelligence at the Environm ental Protection Agency Casey McLaughlin, GISP Mclaughlin.casey@epa.gov http:/ / blog.epa.gov/ bigbluethread GIS DAY 2012

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