LEADS/EMS DATA REPORTS Slide 2 Slide 3 4 - 3 IPS MeteoStar
February 22, 2007 GENERAL REPORTS AQI (Air Quality Index) Map AQI
(Air Quality Index) Ratings Current Hourly Averages By Parameter
Plot Hourly Averages Daily Summary By Site Daily Summary By Site
(map select) Slide 4 4 - 4 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 GENERAL
REPORTS (CONT.) Monthly Summary Report Monthly Summary Report (map
select) Pollution Data By Parameter CAMS Data Printout Five-Minute
Quick Look Slide 5 4 - 5 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 AIR
QUALITY INDEX The AQI Report Normalizes Measured Concentrations To
The EPA Standards Ozone AQI Is Based On Either The Eight-Hour OR
The One Hour Average Carbon Monoxide AQI Is Based On A Running
8-Hour Average Sulfur Dioxide AQI Is Based On A Running 24-Hour
Average From Midnight To Midnight PM-2.5 And PM-10 AQIs Are Based
On A Running 24-Hour Average From Midnight To Midnight Each Hour,
LEADS Calculates The Maximum AQI Values For These Parameters - This
Report Changes Accordingly This Report Only Includes Data Processed
By The LEADS System Slide 6 4 - 6 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007
MORE AQI There Are Two Paths To The Air Quality Index Via A Map
Showing The Current AQI Values, Or Direct To The Main AQI Report
The AQI Report Will Summarize For Each Defined Metropolitan Area
(Airshed) You Can Also View Detailed Reports For Each Metropolitan
Area Slide 7 4 - 7 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 AQI CALCULATION
STANDARDS The EPA Defines How The AQI Is Computed For Each
Pollutant The Following Table Summarizes The Calculation Standards
Slide 8 4 - 8 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 AQI MAP A Map Showing
The Latest Air Quality Index Is Created Once An Hour There Are
Multiple Metropolitan Areas That Will Appear On The AQI Map As More
Sites Come On Line, More Areas Will Fill In The Box Over Each Area
Is A Summary Of The Driving Parameter And Its Resulting AQI Value
Clicking On Any Box Will Take You To A Detailed Report Of That
Metropolitan Area Slide 9 4 - 9 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 AIR
QUALITY INDEX MAP Each Box Shows The Driving Parameter For The AQI,
The AQI Rating (As A Color), And The Parameters Measured In That
Particular Area (Airshed) Slide 10 4 - 10 IPS MeteoStar February
22, 2007 AIR QUALITY INDEX REPORT The Internal Version Of The
Report Includes Missing Data This Can Be Used As A Quick Check For
Missing Data Too Bad It Only Covers Things That Go Into The AQI And
Not All Parameters Slide 11 4 - 11 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007
AIR QUALITY INDEX DETAIL A Detailed View Of An Airshed Showing
Results From Each Site Individually Slide 12 4 - 12 IPS MeteoStar
February 22, 2007 CURRENT HOURLY AVERAGES Based On Hourly Averages
Computed By LEADS That Are Automatically Created As Data Is
Ingested The Data This Page Is Based On Is Updated At 15 Minutes
Past The Hour - If You Look At The Report Before 10:15 For Example,
The 10:00 Hour Will Show As LST (Lost) Or NA; If You Look At The
Same Page At 10:20, There Will Be Values For The 10:00 Hour This
Report Is Always Reported In LOCAL STANDARD TIME During The Summer,
It May Look Like The Report Is 2 Hours Behind, But It Really Isnt
Thats LOCAL STANDARD TIME For The Monitoring Site Not Where You Are
There Are Lots Of Highlighting Options Available Make Use Of These
To Help You Review Data Slide 13 4 - 13 IPS MeteoStar February 22,
2007 MORE ON CURRENT AVERAGES You Select A Day And A Parameter You
Can Look At Any Parameter Measured You Will Get A Summary Of Your
Selected Parameter At All CAMS That Measure It This Allows You To
Have A Quick Summary Of How A Monitor In One CAMS Compares Against
Other Monitors In The Area Slide 14 4 - 14 IPS MeteoStar February
22, 2007 HOURLY AVERAGES FILTER Select A Date Here Select Which
Parameter You Want A Report On You Can View The Data In Either
AM/PM Time Format, Or 24 Hour Time Format Slide 15 4 - 15 IPS
MeteoStar February 22, 2007 HOURLY AVERAGES FILTER (Cont.) Select
Highlighting Options Turn On/Off Highlighting Of Validated Data
Filter Data That Goes Into The Final Report Modify The Report
Output Slide 16 4 - 16 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 CURRENT
HOURLY AVERAGES The Maximum Value For Each CAMS Is Highlighted In A
Bold Red Font Cells Are Highlighted With Their Corresponding AQI
Level (If Selected) A Minimum Value Is Calculated And Highlighted
In A Bold Blue Font For Non- Pollutants (Met Data) If The Internal
Temp Is Too Low, The Cells Will Be Highlighted Blue These Data
Flags Are Automatically Set By The LEADS Software Click An
Underlined Value To Get A More Detailed Description Move The Mouse
Pointer Over An Underlined Value - The Status Window Of Your
Browser Will Give You A Brief Description Of What That Item Is
Slide 17 4 - 17 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 YESTERDAYS NEWS
Move The Mouse Pointer Over An Underlined Value - The Status Window
Of Your Browser Will Give You A Brief Description Of What That Item
Is Click On An Underlined Value To Get A More Detailed Description
A Summary Of The Previous Days Values Are Computed And Displayed At
The Bottom Of The Current Hourly Average Web Page Cells Will Be
Highlighted With AQI Levels (If Selected) Slide 18 4 - 18 IPS
MeteoStar February 22, 2007 PLOT HOURLY VALUES Graphically Plot Any
Parameter From Any Site If There Is More Than One Instance Of A
Parameter At A Site, All Instances Will Be Plotted On The Same
Graph You Can Plot Years Of Data The Only Limitations Are Your
Computer And Your Patience All The Data Points Are Downloaded To
Your Browser And The Plot Is Generated Locally By A Java Applet It
Can Take A While To Download Years Of Data You Can Zoom In Either
Axis Of The Resulting Graph Slide 19 4 - 19 IPS MeteoStar February
22, 2007 PLOT HOURLY VALUES SETUP Start By Selecting A Site The
System Will Scan To Figure Out What Is Measured At The Selected
Site And Then Offer You A Parameter List To Choose From Slide 20 4
- 20 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 PLOT SETUP (Cont.) Select Your
Parameter Of Interest And Date Range Then Click On Generate Graph
You Can Have The Plot Display In UTC Or Local Standard Time (Thats
Local Standard Time At The Monitoring Site) Slide 21 4 - 21 IPS
MeteoStar February 22, 2007 PLOT HOURLY VALUES The Vertical Zoom
Control Is This Tiny Widget Your Cursor Should Change Shape When
You Hover Over It The Horizontal Zoom Control Is This Tiny Widget
Your Cursor Should Change Shape When You Hover Over It Slide 22 4 -
22 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 DAILY SUMMARY BY SITE Based On
Hourly Averages Computed By LEADS That Are Automatically Created As
Data Is Ingested The Data This Page Is Based On Is Updated At 15
Minutes Past The Hour - If You Look At The Report Before 10:15 For
Example, The 10:00 Hour Will Show As LST (Lost) Or NA; If You Look
At The Same Page At 10:20, There Will Be Values For The 10:00 Hour
This Report Is Always Reported In LOCAL STANDARD TIME During The
Summer, It May Look Like The Report Is 2 Hours Behind, But It
Really Isnt Thats LOCAL STANDARD TIME For The Monitoring Site Not
Where You Are There Are Lots Of Highlighting Options Available Make
Use Of These To Help You Review Data Slide 23 4 - 23 IPS MeteoStar
February 22, 2007 MORE DAILY SUMMARY There Are Two Paths Into This
Report Via A Map, Or From A List Selection Either Way You Wind Up
At The Same Place You Select A Day And A CAMS - You Can Look At Any
CAMS In The Network You Will Get A Summary Of All Parameters
Measured At The CAMS You Chose - This Allows You To Get A Quick
Summary Of How All The Instruments In A CAMS Are Operating Slide 24
4 - 24 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 DAILY SUMMARY MAP SELECT
Sites With Red Text Are Active Grayed Out Sites Are Not Collecting
Data Slide 25 4 - 25 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 DAILY SUMMARY
FILTER You Can View The Data In Either AM/PM Time Format, Or 24
Hour Time Format Select A Date Here Select Which CAMS You Want A
Report On Slide 26 4 - 26 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 DAILY
SUMMARY FILTER (Cont.) Select Highlighting Options Turn On/Off
Highlighting Of Validated Data Filter Data That Goes Into The Final
Report Modify The Report Output Slide 27 4 - 27 IPS MeteoStar
February 22, 2007 DAILY SUMMARY BY SITE Click An Underlined Value
To Get A More Detailed Description Move The Mouse Pointer Over An
Underlined Value - The Status Window Of Your Browser Will Give You
A Brief Description Of What That Item Is The Maximum Value For Each
Parameter Is Highlighted In A Bold Underlined Font Cells Are
Highlighted With AQI Levels (If Selected) A Minimum Value Is
Calculated And Highlighted In A Bold Italic Font If The Internal
Temp Is Too Low, The Cells Will Be Highlighted Blue Slide 28 4 - 28
IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 YESTERDAYS SUMMARY Move The Mouse
Pointer Over An Underlined Value - The Status Window Of Your
Browser Will Give You A Brief Description Of What That Item Is
Click On An Underlined Value To Get A More Detailed Description A
Summary Of The Previous Days Values Are Computed And Displayed At
The Bottom Of The Current Hourly Average Web Page Slide 29 4 - 29
IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 MONTHLY SUMMARY REPORT Based On
Hourly Averages Computed By LEADS That Are Automatically Created As
Data Is Ingested The Data This Page Is Based On Is Updated At 15
Minutes Past The Hour - If You Look At The Report Before 10:15 For
Example, The 10:00 Hour Will Show As LST (Lost) Or NA; If You Look
At The Same Page At 10:20, There Will Be Values For The 10:00 Hour
This Report Is Always Reported In LOCAL STANDARD TIME During The
Summer, It May Look Like The Report Is 2 Hours Behind, But It
Really Isnt Thats LOCAL STANDARD TIME For The Monitoring Site Not
Where You Are There Are Lots Of Highlighting Options Available Make
Use Of These To Help You Review Data Slide 30 4 - 30 IPS MeteoStar
February 22, 2007 MORE MONTHLY SUMMARY There Are Two Paths To This
Report Via A Map Select Or From A Table Select Both Take You To The
Same Place You Select A Month, A Site, Parameter(s), And The
Reporting Options You Want A Monthly Summary Report Is Generated
Based On Your Selections Several Statistical Parameters Are
Computed: Maximum Hourly Average For The Day Second Highest Hourly
Average For The Day Minimum Hourly Average For The Day Arithmetic
Mean Of The Hourly Averages For The Day Standard Deviation (1/N
Method) From The Mean Data Capture Rate For The Day The Same
Statistics Are Calculated For The Entire Month There Are Lots Of
Options Available Use Them Slide 31 4 - 31 IPS MeteoStar February
22, 2007 MONTHLY SUMMARY MAP SELECT Sites With Red Text Are Active
Grayed Out Sites Are Not Collecting Data Slide 32 4 - 32 IPS
MeteoStar February 22, 2007 MONTHLY SUMMARY FILTER Slide 33 4 - 33
IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 MONTHLY SUMMARY FILTER (Cont.)
Slide 34 4 - 34 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 MONTHLY SUMMARY
FILTER (Cont.) Slide 35 4 - 35 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007
MONTHLY SUMMARY FILTER (Cont.) Slide 36 4 - 36 IPS MeteoStar
February 22, 2007 MONTHLY SUMMARY FILTER (Cont.) Slide 37 4 - 37
IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 MONTHLY SUMMARY FILTER (Cont.)
Slide 38 4 - 38 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 MONTHLY SUMMARY
FILTER (Cont.) Slide 39 4 - 39 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007
MONTHLY SUMMARY REPORT Click An Underlined Value To Get A More
Detailed Description Move The Mouse Pointer Over An Underlined
Value - The Status Window Of Your Browser Will Give You A Brief
Description Of What That Item Is The Maximum Value For Each CAMS Is
Highlighted In A Bold Red Font Exceedances Are Highlighted By A Red
Cell A Minimum Value Is Calculated And Highlighted In A Bold Blue
Font Slide 40 4 - 40 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 MONTHLY
SUMMARY (Cont.) A Summary Of The Statistical Values For The Entire
Month Are Computed And Displayed At The Bottom Of The Table
Successive Tables Are Generated For Each Parameter Selected Use The
Printer Friendly Format Option To Print Slide 41 4 - 41 IPS
MeteoStar February 22, 2007 POLLUTION DATA BY PARAMETER If You Need
Direct Access To The 5-Minute Data Or To Hourly Averages, This Is
The Web Page For You You Select A Site, A Pollutant, A Starting
Date, And How Many Days You Want The Data To Cover You Can Look At
Tabular (Webified) Or Comma-Delimited Outputs The Comma-Delimited
Outputs Can Be Saved And Imported Directly Into Another Program,
Such As A Spreadsheet This Is Useful When Looking For Data
Dropouts, Or Other Problems Where You Need To View The 5-Minute
Averages Slide 42 4 - 42 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 DATA BY
PARAMETER FILTER Select A CAMS Here Select How Many Days To Report
Over Select The Start Date For The Report Select A Parameter Select
Whether You Want 5-Minute Or One-Hour Data These Allow You To Turn
Output Columns Off - Clear The Checkmark To Turn Off A Column
Select The Time Zone You Want Thats Local Standard Time For The
Monitoring Site Select Whether You Want A Table Or Comma- Delimited
Slide 43 4 - 43 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 POLLUTION DATA BY
PARAMETER Webified Comma-Delimited Slide 44 4 - 44 IPS MeteoStar
February 22, 2007 CAMS DATA PRINTOUT This Web Page Also Provides
Access To The Five-Minute Data (As Well As Hourly Averages) This
Web Page Will Produce A Report Of All Parameters Measured At A Site
You Select A Site, A Starting Date, And How Many Days You Want The
Data To Cover You Can Also To Choose Exactly Which Parameters Will
Appear In The Report You Can Look At Tabular (Webified) Or
Comma-Delimited Outputs The Comma-Delimited Outputs Can Be Saved
And Imported Directly Into Another Program, Such As A Spreadsheet
Slide 45 4 - 45 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 CAMS DATA PRINTOUT
FILTER Select A CAMS Here Select How Many Days To Report Over
Select The Start Date For The Report Select Whether You Want
5-Minute Or One-Hour Data Select The Time Zone You Want Thats Local
Standard Time For The Monitoring Site Select Whether You Want A
Table Or Comma- Delimited Slide 46 4 - 46 IPS MeteoStar February
22, 2007 CAMS DATA PRINTOUT FILTER (Cont.) These Checkboxes Allow
You To Control Exactly Which Parameters Appear On The Report Slide
47 4 - 47 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 CAMS DATA PRINTOUT Slide
48 4 - 48 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 FIVE-MINUTE QUICK-LOOK
This Report Provides Access To Five-Minute Data Records You Can
View Any Parameter Measured You Can View Between Two To Six Hours
Of Data The Report Will Pull Up All Sites Measuring The Parameter
You Select Slide 49 4 - 49 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007
FIVE-MINUTE QUICK-LOOK The Report Defaults To The Last 2 Hours Of
Ozone Data Select A Parameter Here Select How Many Hours Of Data To
Display The Local PC Time Is What Is Reported By Your Computer It
May Or May Not Be Correct, Depending Upon Whether Or Not You Sync
Your Clock Regularly Slide 50 4 - 50 IPS MeteoStar February 22,
2007 This page intentionally left blank Slide 51 4 - 51 IPS
MeteoStar February 22, 2007 OZONE-SPECIFIC REPORTS Map Of Current
Ozone Levels Ozone Warning Status Ozone Summary Ozone Exceedance
Peak One-Hour Ozone Ozone 8-Hour Attainment Ozone 8-Hour 4 Highest
Ozone 8-Hour Monthly Summary Ozone 8-Hour High Value Days Slide 52
4 - 52 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 CURRENT OZONE LEVELS A Map
Showing The Latest Hourly Ozone Levels This Map Is Automatically
Generated Once An Hour The Colors For Values Below 125 ppb Are
Mapped To The Old Pre 8-Hour Standard One-Hour Standards The Color
Breakpoints Can Be Defined With A Modicum Of Effort (Requires
Modifying A Perl Script) There Is An Overall Map Showing The
Highest Ozone Level Measured In Each Area (Corresponds To Airsheds)
From The Overall Map, Clicking On A Box Will Bring Up A Detailed
Area Map Showing Levels At All Sites Measuring Ozone In The Area
Slide 53 4 - 53 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 CURRENT OVERALL
OZONE LEVELS Slide 54 4 - 54 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007
CURRENT AREA OZONE LEVELS Slide 55 4 - 55 IPS MeteoStar February
22, 2007 OZONE WARNING STATUS As The Current Ozone Maps Are
Created, The Data Is Scanned For Any Values Exceeding Predefined
Set Points These Set Points Can Be Defined For Each Airshed And Are
Set In A Perl Script The Actual Output Is A Small Text File This
Web Page Reads And Formats This Small File And Provides An
Interface Into The Current Warning Level For Each Airshed The Page
Provides Links Back To The Area Current Ozone Level Maps Warnings
May Be Disseminated To The Public Slide 56 4 - 56 IPS MeteoStar
February 22, 2007 OZONE WARNING STATUS Slide 57 4 - 57 IPS
MeteoStar February 22, 2007 OZONE SUMMARY This Report Summarizes
The One-Hour And Eight-Hour Ozone Measurements For Each Airshed
Over An Entire Year (Or Year To Date For The Current Year) Any
One-Hour Averages Above 125 ppb And Any Eight-Hour Averages Above
85 ppb Will Be Included In This Report The Table Shows The Highest
One-Hour Average And The Date It Occurred The Table Shows The
Highest Eight-Hour Average And The Date It Occurred A Summary Of
How Many Days Had High One-Hour Or Eight- Hour Averages Is Also
Included Slide 58 4 - 58 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 OZONE
SUMMARY Slide 59 4 - 59 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 OZONE
EXCEEDANCE A Detailed Report Of All One Hour Ozone Exceedances For
A Specified Year You Select A Year, The Current Year Is Reported As
Year To Date You May Sort The Report By Various Columns Maximum
Values For Each Day Of Exceedance And The Number Of Hours Of
Exceedance Are Tabulated The Time Reported Is Always The LOCAL
STANDARD TIME Of The Monitoring Site Slide 60 4 - 60 IPS MeteoStar
February 22, 2007 OZONE EXCEEDANCE Use The Sort By Selection List
To Sort The Table By Different Parameters The Report Defaults To
The Current Year Sorted By Maximum Value Select A Different Year
Here You Can Create A Tabular (Webified) Or A Comma-Delimited
Report Select Highlighting Options Slide 61 4 - 61 IPS MeteoStar
February 22, 2007 PEAK ONE-HOUR OZONE A Detailed Report Of The
Daily Peak One-Hour Ozone Values The Report Spans One Month You
Select A Year And Month You Can Select To Include The Time The High
Value Occurred There Are Options To Highlight Values Using The AQI
Colors Slide 62 4 - 62 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 PEAK
ONE-HOUR OZONE Select A Different Month And Year Select
Highlighting Options You Can Select To Have The Report Include The
Time Of The Peak 1-Hour Average This Time Will Be The Local
Standard Time At The Monitoring Site Slide 63 4 - 63 IPS MeteoStar
February 22, 2007 OZONE 8-HOUR STANDARD The EPA Standards For Ozone
Exceedance Are Based On An 8-Hour Running Average The Fourth
Highest 8-Hour Averages For The Last Three Years Are Averaged
Together If This Averaged Value Is Greater Than.08 Parts Per
Million At Any Reporting Station In A Metropolitan Area, That Area
Is Considered To Be In Non-Attainment There Are A Family Of Web
Pages Designed To Allow You To Examine 8-Hour Ozone Averages Slide
64 4 - 64 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 OZONE EIGHT-HOUR
ATTAINMENT This Web Page Provides A Summary Of The Four Highest
8-Hour Running Averages For All Ozone Monitors In The LEADS Network
For The Year To Date The Data Is Automatically Generated Once An
Hour And Covers From January 1, 1997 To The Present The Report
Shows The Four Highest 8-Hour Running Averages Calculated At Each
Site And The Date And Time They Occurred You Can Select Which Year
You Want And The Report Output Format - Tabular (Web-Based) Or
Comma-Delimited Slide 65 4 - 65 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007
OZONE EIGHT-HOUR ATTAINMENT Slide 66 4 - 66 IPS MeteoStar February
22, 2007 OZONE EIGHT-HOUR 4 HIGHEST This Web Page Provides A
Summary Of The Four Highest 8-Hour Running Averages For All Ozone
Monitors In The LEADS Network For The Year To Date The Data Is
Automatically Generated Once An Hour The Report Shows The Four
Highest 8-Hour Running Averages Calculated At Each Site And The
Date And Time They Occurred You Can Select Which Year You Want And
The Report Output Format - Tabular (Web-Based) Or Comma-Delimited
The Time Reported Is Always The LOCAL STANDARD Time Of The
Monitoring Site Slide 67 4 - 67 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007
OZONE EIGHT-HOUR 4 HIGHEST Values Are Highlighted With AQI Colors
(If Selected) Any Red Highlights In The Fourth Highest Column
Indicate A Potential Exceedance Select The Year You Are Interested
In You Have A Choice Of Report Formats This Report Defaults To The
Current Year And A Tabular Format Slide 68 4 - 68 IPS MeteoStar
February 22, 2007 EIGHT-HOUR MONTHLY SUMMARY This Web Page Provides
A Summary Of The Daily Peak 8-Hour Running Averages For All Ozone
Monitors In The LEADS Network You Can Select Any Month (Since Sites
Were Brought On Line) You Select The Month And Year You Want, The
Report Format, And Whether Or Not You Want To Include The Time The
Peak 8- Hour Average Occurred Slide 69 4 - 69 IPS MeteoStar
February 22, 2007 EIGHT-HOUR MONTHLY SUMMARY Averages Are
Highlighted With AQI Colors (If Selected) NV Indicates Less Than 18
Valid 8-Hour Averages Could Be Calculated Select The Month And Year
You Want You Can Select To Have The Report Include The Time Of The
Peak 8-Hour Average This Time Will Always Be The Local Standard
Time For The Monitoring Site Select Whether You Want A Table Or
Comma-Delimited This Report Defaults To The Current Month And Year,
Tabular Format, Do Not Include Time NA Indicates No Data Collected
Slide 70 4 - 70 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 OZONE EIGHT-HOUR
HIGH VALUES This Web Page Summarizes All Ozone Eight-Hour Running
Averages That Meet Or Exceed 85 ppb And The Time The Peak Occurred
It Is Almost Identical To The One-Hour Ozone Exceedance Web Page
You Select A Year, A Sort Order, And A Report Format The Time
Reported Is Always The LOCAL STANDARD TIME For The Monitoring Site
Slide 71 4 - 71 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 EIGHT-HOUR HIGH
VALUES Select The Year You Want Select The Report Format You Want
Select The Sort Order You Want This Report Defaults To The Current
Year Sorted By Maximum Value Select Highlighting Options Slide 72 4
- 72 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 This page intentionally left
blank Slide 73 4 - 73 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 TARGETED
REPORTS High Values Average Sum Pollutant Summary EPA Quick Look
Daily Mean Values Slide 74 4 - 74 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007
HIGH VALUES A Summary Of High Values For All Pollutants At A
Particular CAMS There Is A Preprogrammed Threshold For Each
Pollutant The Overall Summary Only Alerts You To A High Value - You
Dont Know Which Pollutant Or How High It Was The Individual Summary
Only Shows You The Highest Value Recorded For A Particular
Pollutant - You Dont Know How Many Other High Values There Were
This Web Page Produces A Summary Of All Pollutant Concentrations
That Exceed The Appropriate Threshold And The Date/Time They
Occurred This Is The Same Report That Is Available Under The CAMS
Status Reports Family Of Reports Slide 75 4 - 75 IPS MeteoStar
February 22, 2007 HIGH VALUES The High Value Limits Are Arbitrary
And Are Applied To An Hourly Average For Each Parameter. Most Of
The High Value Limits Do Not Have Corresponding NAAQS. Current High
Value Limits: CO > 8 ppm O3 > 95 ppb SO2 > 140 ppb H2S
> 5 ppb NO > 500 ppb NO2 > 50 ppb NOx > 500 ppb NOy
> 500 ppb NOz > 500 ppb The Time Reported Is Always The Local
Standard Time For The Monitoring Site Slide 76 4 - 76 IPS MeteoStar
February 22, 2007 AVERAGE SUM POLLUTANT A Highly Detailed Report
Containing Many Statistics Covers A Single Pollutant For The Time
Period You Selected You Can Select To Look At All Sites, Sites In A
Particular Region, Sites In A Particular County, Or Just One Site
The Report Is Ordered By CAMS Number You Have Complete Control Over
The Calculated Parameters That Are Output Some Parameters Are Only
Calculated For Specific Parameters The Filter Page Notes These All
Times Reported Are In LOCAL STANDARD TIME For The Monitoring Site
Slide 77 4 - 77 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 AVERAGE SUM
POLLUTANT FILTER Select The Time Span You Want The Report To Cover
Here - You Must Select A Time Span Select The Pollutant You Want
The Report To Cover Here You Can Change Exceedance Values Here (Or
Accept The EPA Standards As The Default) Slide 78 4 - 78 IPS
MeteoStar February 22, 2007 AVERAGE SUM POLLUTANT FILTER Select A
Report Format Click Here To Generate The Report OR You Can Set
Additional Options Select The Sites You Want The Report To Cover
Here - If You Dont Change Anything Here, You Get All Sites Slide 79
4 - 79 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 AVERAGE SUM POLLUTANT FILTER
You Can Customize Your Average Sum Pollutant Report To Include Only
The Statistics You Desire By Default The Report Contains All
Possible Statistics For The Parameter You Select Slide 80 4 - 80
IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 AVERAGE SUM POLLUTANT FILTER You
Can Customize Your Average Sum Pollutant Report To Include Only The
Statistics You Desire By Default The Report Contains All Possible
Statistics For The Parameter You Select Slide 81 4 - 81 IPS
MeteoStar February 22, 2007 AVERAGE SUM POLLUTANT The Top Of The
Page Summarizes The Selections You Made On The Filter Page Slide 82
4 - 82 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 AVERAGE SUM POLLUTANT Slide
83 4 - 83 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 EPA QUICK LOOK This
Report Emulates The EPA Quick Look Report That Can Be Generated
From The AQS Database This Allows You To Compare Your Local
Database With What Has Been Uploaded To The AQS Database You Dont
Have To Wait For Data Uploads To AQS In Order To Produce This
Report This Report Defaults To Report ONLY Validated Data This
Report Will Allow You To Include Non-Validated Data You May Need To
Set This Option To See Anything In Your Report The Various Reports
For The Different Parameters Are Slightly Different Depending Upon
What The Actual EPA Quick Look Report For That Parameter Includes
Slide 84 4 - 84 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 EPA QUICK LOOK
Slide 85 4 - 85 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 DAILY MEAN VALUES
As Part Of Its Automatic Background Processing, The LEADS System
Computes Daily Averages For A Group Of Parameters Parameters
Currently Include PM-2.5 Concentration PM-10 Concentration Sulfur
Dioxide Ozone The List Of Parameters That Have Daily Averages
Computed Can Be Increased To Include Any Parameters Of Interest
Slide 86 4 - 86 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 DAILY MEAN VALUES
FILTER When You Select A Site Here, The System Will Scan To See
Which Parameters Are Available For This Site There Will Be A Window
Pop Up While This Is Happening; Please Allow The Window To Close
Itself Slide 87 4 - 87 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 DAILY MEAN
VALUES Slide 88 4 - 88 IPS MeteoStar February 22, 2007 DAILY MEAN
VALUES (Cont.) Overall Yearly Summaries For The Current And
Previous Years Are Shown Here Slide 89 4 - 89 IPS MeteoStar
February 22, 2007 FINI This Concludes Data Reports
