New Jersey Air Quality Data Exchange Implementations Presented

New Jersey Air Quality Data Exchange Implementations Presented by: Mike Matsko NJDEP Exchange Network Users Meeting April 25, 2007

NJ Projects Leveraging the AQDE Schema • AQDE Challenge Grant - DE, NJ, NY – State to AQS – State to Air Now – State to State • HLS Challenge Grant - MI, ME, NH, NJ – State DEP to LPS (first responders) • CDC Network Grant – State DEP to DOH (research scientists) 2

Common Themes between Projects • Publish Data through ENDS – Machine to Machine data exchange – Person to Machine data exchange • Build Once and Re-use – Same data services used for all consumers • Single National Schema – Designed to Share data • GIS Tools 3

How can we satisfy all Data Consumers? • AQDE schema developed with focus on “air quality” not AQS • Use same Solicit and Query services to answer Data Consumer’s questions and populate Federal Systems • Identify all parameters needed to answer Data Consumer’s questions as well as extract data for regulatory submissions – Example: File. Generation. Purpose. Code » AQS » AIRNOW » OTHER 4

State to AQS Implementation • Project Deliverables – Multi-Purpose Schema (AQDE) – Populate AQS using Exchange Network • Deliverable Status – NTG schema conformance review complete – AQS submission tested • Next Steps – Test data service with current data and updated schema – Move data service to production • Implementation Notes – Data service will be published in ENDS – Air Monitoring staff will use the “EN Browser” to send data to AQS 5

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State to Air Now Implementation • Project Deliverables – Pilot: Exchange air monitoring data using EN and AQDE schema – Production: Exchange production air monitoring data using EN and AQDE schema every hour • Deliverable Status – Pilot complete • Next Steps – Test Data Service with current data and updated schema (May) – Move Data Service to Production (June) • Implementation Notes – Data service will be published in ENDS – NJ will schedule a solicit every hour to send data to Air Now Node – NJ will send additional parameters other than Ozone and PM 2. 5 – Air Now exchange will handle UPDATED data! 7

State to State Implementation • Project Deliverables – Exchange air monitoring data using EN and AQDE schema – GIS tool to view current data • Deliverable Status – Pilot complete – Use proven Air Now Tech GIS tool • Next Steps – Test data service with current data and updated schema – Move data service to production • Implementation Notes – Data service will be published in ENDS – “EN Browser” will be used for person to machine data exchanges 8

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State DEP to LPS Implementation • Project Deliverables – Exchange Air Monitoring, Drinking Water, Env. Incidents, and RTK Chemical Inventory data with LPS • Deliverable Status (Air) – Developed and tested an automated process to send Air Monitoring Site/Monitor/Raw data to LPS EPINet system • Next Steps – Test data service with current data and updated schema – Move data service to Production 12

State DEP to LPS Implementation continued. . . • Implementation Notes – LPS deployed an EN compliant Submit Web Service – DEP will schedule a solicit every 3 minutes and deliver the previous minutes worth of “Raw” data from 28 air monitors – LPS will ingest the data from the XML payload into an ORACLE db – The most recent data submission will be available for viewing spatially on their EPINet Map Viewer – Data will be integrated with Traffic Cameras, Census Data, Weather Data, Critical & Transportation Infrastructure Data, Schools, and Hospital Data – Green, Yellow, Red color coding of Monitor Locations based on Air Quality expertise and reason – Pollutants: CO, NO 2, O 3, SO 2, PM 2. 5, Smoke Shade, (NO, NOx) 13

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State DEP to DOH Implementation • Project Deliverables – Exchange Air Monitoring and Drinking Water data with DOH • Deliverable Status – Evaluating if AQDE and e. DWR are a good fit • Implementation Notes – We would like to use “EN Browser” and existing data services for person to machine data exchanges 16

Questions? 17