ISO 19115 Topic CategoryenvironmentgeoscientificInformationEPA GIS Keyword ThesaurusAirDisasterEmergencyEnvironmentHazardsMonitoringResponseToxicsNoneAlabamaLouisianaMississippiUnited StatesUserUnited States Environmental Protection AgencyU.S. EPA Office of Land and Emergency Management (OLEM) - Office of Emergency Management (OEM)Washington, DC20130926https://edg.epa.gov/data/Public/OLEM/OLEM-OEM/Katrina_Air_Quality_Sampling_Daily_Monitoring.zipGround condition2005083020060702CompleteNone Planned-138.21454852-12.6815164561.71101576.65223303None.None. Please check sources, scale, accuracy, currentness and other available information. Please confirm that you are using the most recent copy of both data and metadata. Acknowledgement of the EPA would be appreciated.Hurricane Katrina made landfall in August 2005, causing widespread devastation along the Gulf Coast of the United States. EPA emergency response personnel worked with FEMA and state and local agencies to respond to the emergencies throughout the Gulf.The purpose of this dataset is to display results of air sampling and monitoring conducted in the wake of Hurricane Katrina.http://project-open-data.github.io/schema/#accessLevelpublicStandard Technical ControlsU.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Land and Emergency Management - Office of Emergency ManagementJosh KrochmalEDG Stewardmailing and physical address

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WashingtonDC20460202.564.8753krochmal.josh@epa.govhttps://www.epa.gov/aboutepa/Tests for integrity have not been performed.Features represented have not been tested for completenessData were collected using methods that have unknown accuracy (EPA National Geospatial Data Policy [NGDP] Accuracy Tier 10). For more information, please see EPA's NGDP at http://epa.gov/geospatial/policies.html)20130901Export Oracle Schema to ExcelU.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Land and Emergency Management - Office of Emergency ManagementJosh KrochmalEDG Stewardmailing and physical address

1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.

WashingtonDC20460202.564.8753krochmal.josh@epa.govhttps://www.epa.gov/aboutepa/0.0000010.000001Decimal degreesNorth American Datum of 1983Geodetic Reference System 19806378137.000000298.257222Downloadable Datahttps://edg.epa.gov/EPA_Data_License.htmlU.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Land and Emergency Management - Office of Emergency ManagementJosh KrochmalEDG Stewardmailing and physical address

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WashingtonDC20460202.564.8753krochmal.josh@epa.govhttps://www.epa.gov/aboutepa/2016072020200720FGDC Content Standard for Digital Geospatial MetadataFGDC-STD-001-1998U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Land and Emergency Management - Office of Emergency ManagementJosh KrochmalEDG Stewardmailing and physical address

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WashingtonDC20460202.564.8753krochmal.josh@epa.govhttps://www.epa.gov/aboutepa/Katrina_AQSDMHurricane Katrina Air Quality Sampling/Daily Monitoring (AQSDM)U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyACTUAL_DATEThe actual calendar date referred to by an entry in the Date Dimension. This is in the Oracle DateTime format, rather than simple numerical format, like some of the other fields in the Date Dimension.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyFULL_DATE_DESCRIPTIONThe date with the format: day of the week spelled out, the month spelled out, the date, and the year. E.g. Sunday, January 01, 2006.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyFULL_TIME_DESCRIPTIONTime in the format HH:MM:SS AM/PM where HH is on a 24-hour clock.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varySYSTEMATIC_NAMEThe systematic or scientific name for a substance, formatted to determine line wrapping.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyMOLECULAR_FORMULAThe code that represents the number of atoms of each element in a molecule of a chemical substance.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyEPA_NAMEThe EPA Registry name of a substance, formatted to determine line wrapping.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyCURRENT_CAS_NUMBERThe registry number currently assigned by Chemical Abstracts Service to represent a chemical substance.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyDURATION_LENGTHA number representing the length of a sample duration. The units of this number are given in DURATION_UNIT.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyDURATION_UNITA unit of measure of a sample duration. The magnitude is given in DURATION_LENGTH.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varySAMPLE_COLLECTION_DESCA description of the method used to collect the air or substance sample that was then analyzed to determine the raw data value reported.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyCOLLECTION_FREQ_CODECollection Frequency is how often the monitor collects a sample of air to be analyzed. It does not apply to continuous monitors and is only valid for non-continuous (or "manual") methods. If the Frequency is random, stratified random, or seasonal, then a Sample Schedule must also be provided to the EPA. Another way to say it is that it's the amount of time that elapses between observations. Indicates how often 24-hour samples are taken, e.g., daily, every third day, stratified random, etc.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyDAILY_INTERVALThis is a field in the AQS Data Mart. Relates to protocol.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyUNIT_ABBRThe abbreviation for the units of measure for a parameter.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyUNIT_DESCA text rendition of the units of measure for a sample or aggregate value.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyPROBE_LOCATIONThe location of the sampling probe.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyUNRESTR_AIR_FLOW_INDIndication of whether the flow of air to the monitor is restricted.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyMEASUREMENT_SCALE_DEFINITIONA description of the rough geographic scale that the air quality measurements made by the monitor represent.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyAQS_LAND_USE_TYPEFor a site, the prevalent land use within 1/4 mile of that site.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyAQS_STATE_ABBRThe two letter postal abbreviation for the state in which a site resides.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyAQS_EPA_REGION_NAMEThe name of the source of the EPA Registry Name.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyAQS_COUNTY_NAMEThe name of the U.S. county or county equivalent in which the facility site is physically located.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyAQS_CITY_NAMEThe city within whose legal boundaries the monitoring site is located.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyAQS_AQCR_DESCSpecifies in which of the 247 Air Quality Control Regions (AQCRs) the monitoring site isU.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyDATA_IDThis field is a unique identifying number for each raw data value. This value is assigned by AQS when the data is loaded. It is copied to the Data Mart to provide (1) a unique ID for each row in the raw data (FACT_MEASUREMENT) table and (2) to provide traceability back to AQS.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyALTERNATE_MDLThe method detectable limit (MDL) defined for the monitor by the QA agency, whichU.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyUNCERTAINTY_VALUEThe measure of method uncertainty associated with the sample data point, which will include components of both the analytical and the volume uncertainty. No blank corrections are assumed (other than laboratory baseline corrections which are an integral part of each analysis).U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyTRANSFORMATION_FLAGThis field indicates the source of the data and the types of transformations it underwent during loading into the Data Mart. "A" indicates the value was copied directly from AQS. "N" indicates it was copied directly from AirNow.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varySTANDARD_SAMPLE_VALUEThe volumetric or mass concentration over the averaging period for the sampling method of the substance in question in the units of measure that EPA has determined to be the standard for that substance.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyREPORTED_SIGNIFICANT_DIGITSNumber of significant digits reported in the sample value.U.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values varyREPORTED_sAMPLE_VALUEThe value of a sample observation reported in units that may or may not be the standard units of measure for that parameterU.S. Environmental Protection AgencyAcceptable values vary