Helping agencies understand, select, approve, and use an array of new environmental monitoring technologies.
E-Enterprise for the Environment projects support modernization, advanced monitoring, and improved collaboration.
Helping agencies understand, select, approve, and use an array of new environmental monitoring technologies.
User-friendly web application that helps private well owners understand their water test results.
Developing a process for reporting to four air databases, including the National Emissions Inventory, via delegated state programs.
U.S. EPA OECA is working through E-Enterprise to develop a Compliance Learning Agenda to identify the most pressing programmatic questions and establish an evaluation plan with a series of evidence-building research projects designed to answer those questions.
Identifying and evaluating existing data standards that meet the needs of EPA, states, and tribes seeking to use advanced monitoring sensors.
Provided design assistance for a mobile-accessible tool to help facilities determine their generator status other RCRA requirements.
An interactive tool for disaster response and planning experts with data on recyclers and landfills capable of managing disaster debris.
Delivering new system capabilities supporting EPA’s Public Water System Supervision Program.
Online community for E-Enterprise partners to share and search projects, answer discussion questions, and connect with peers across agencies.
The E-Enterprise Digital Strategy represents a shared vision among E-Enterprise partners to better coordinate their IT systems and services, improve collaboration using shared data, and reimagine ways to use technology to achieve better environmental outcomes and provide more responsive services to the public and the regulated community. The E-Enterprise Digital Strategy provides a set of…
Modernizing tribal water quality tracking and reporting.
The EELC chartered the ECHO Case Study Team to make ECHO an even better tool by collaboratively addressing data quality problems that show up on the ECHO website and establishing mechanisms for more cooperative stewardship of information displayed on this site.