Who uses EQuIS™? The user base for EQuIS is large and varied, but generally can be divided into two different categories—power users and casual users. Power users are typically database administrators and scientists who setup, configure, and manage the system...

Environmental data have historically been captured through manual sampling, monitoring, and measurement activities. As environmental professionals, most of us have taken groundwater samples, lowered water level meters down wells, or have taken manual pH readings in...

  Als Umweltmanager in der Industrie stehen Sie oft vor der Herausforderung, Daten von verschiedenen Subunternehmern wie Probenehmern, Laboren und Ingenieurbüros effektiv zu verwalten. Das Management von Umweltrisiken und die Optimierung von Umweltleistungen...

  The digital agenda for resource companies is in full swing. Investment into automation, robotics and technology innovation has been the realm of the major mining companies for several years but it has become an imperative for resource companies of all sizes to...

  Whether you are monitoring discharges from power plants, remediation performance at contaminated sites or the environmental performance of chemical plants, chances are that you are working with various subcontractors for field sampling, laboratory analysis,...

Spreadsheet applications are commonly used to manage environmental data. These software programs are helpful organizational tools but have limitations compared to a real database. So why are so many companies still using spreadsheets?

  Staying compliant with environmental regulatory limits requires the regulated community to manage large datasets efficiently and timely. Whether managed internally or outsourced, the regulated entities are liable for any exceedances and subsequent penalties....

It is anticipated that this rule will be fully implemented during 2018, and every refinery will be required to load Benzene Fenceline Monitoring (BFM) data to the Compliance and Emissions Data Reporting Interface (CEDRI) within 45 days following conclusion of each reporting period.