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Emission Inventory Data

1. National Emission Trends Inventory (NET 1996)
   1. State Level Emission Summaries
      1. Georgia (an example)
      2. Emissions By County
         1. Emissions in Percentage
         2. Bar Graph of Emissions - NOx
         3. Bar Graph of Emissions - VOC
         4. Bar Graph of Emissions - NOx - Ozone Season Daily
         5. Bar Graph of Emissions - VOC - Ozone Season Daily
         6. Map of VOC Emissions
         7. Map of NOx Emissions
      3. Emission Summary by Source Category EI T-1
         1. Emissions in Percentage
         2. Bar Graph of Emissions - NOx
         3. Bar Graph of Emissions - VOC
         4. Bar Graph of Emissions - NOx - Ozone Season Daily
         5. Bar Graph of Emissions - VOC - Ozone Season Daily
      4. Emission Summary by Source Category EI T-3 (More Detailed than EI T-1)
         1. Emissions in Percentage (normal)  Percentages in 1,000s
         2. Emissions By County (Example: Fulton Co.)
      5. Charts (bar graphs) of Top 25 Emitters in State
         1. VOC Sources
         2. NOx Sources
         3. SO2 Sources
         4. CO2 Sources
         5. PM10 Sources
      6. All Plant Level Emissions in State by County Select a plant to link to detailed emissions, stack, control, and and process information.Example
         1. Plants Listed by Map Code (only larger sources are on map)
         2. All NOx Plants
         3. All VOC Plants
      7. Link Up to: Clean Air Markets Division's (previously Acid Rain Div.) 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998 Emission Tracking System/Continous Emission Monitoring (ETS/CEM) data by State.
      8. Link Up to: Windroses Example
      9. Link Up to: Maps (The maps are large so you will need to use the scroll bars to view them. They will be too big to print. Go to the map index page to get a windows meta file or Freelance file to print.
         1. Georgia MSAs
         2. Georgia Sources
         3. Georgia Monitoring Sites
         4. Georgia Sources, Monitoring Sites, MSA - Use this map to see everything on all maps
         5. Map of VOC Emissions
         6. Map of NOx Emissions
      10. Link Up to: Air Quality Data Index Page
          1. 1996-98 Air Quality Data
          2. State Ozone Monitors - Scroll to the right to see all the information
          3. Map of Monitoring Sites
          4. MSAs and County Names
   2. Metropolitan Statistical Area (C/MSA) Level Emission Summaries
      1. Atlanta - Example
      2. Emissions By County
         1. Emissions in Percentage
         2. Bar Graph of Emissions - NOx
         3. Bar Graph of Emissions - VOC
         4. Bar Graph of Emissions - NOx - Ozone Season Daily
         5. Bar Graph of Emissions - VOC - Ozone Season Daily
      3. Emission Summary by Source Category EI T-1
         1. Emissions in Percentage
         2. Bar Graph of Emissions - NOx
         3. Bar Graph of Emissions - VOC
         4. Bar Graph of Emissions - NOx - Ozone Season Daily
         5. Bar Graph of Emissions - VOC - Ozone Season Daily
      4. Emission Summary by Source Category EI T-3 (More Detailed than EI T-1)
         1. Emissions in Percentage (normal) Percentages in 1,000s
         2. Emissions By County (Example: Fulton Co.)
      5. All Plant Emissions in Area by County Select a plant to link to detailed emissions, stack, control, and process information. Example
         1. Plants Listed by Map Code (only larger sources are on map)
         2. All NOx Plants
         3. All VOC Plants
      6. Link Up to: Clean Air Markets Division's (previously Acid Rain Div.) 1995, 1996, 1997 and 1998 Emission Tracking System/Continous Emission Monitoring (ETS/CEM) data by State.
      7. Link Up to: Windroses Example
      8. Link Up to: Maps
         1. Atlanta, GA MSA
         2. Link Up to: Maps
      9. Link Up to: Air Quality Monitoring, Modeling and Other Data
         1. Link Up to: State Ozone Monitor Index (locations of all ozone monitoring sites in each state)
         2. 1996-98 Air Quality Data for Area
   3. Download Data -County and Plant emission summary
2. Clean Air Markets Division's ETS/CEM Data
   • 1998 ETS/CEM State Summaries - NOx Emissions, Heat Input and NOx Rate
     1. Plant Level Data - NOx Emissions, Heat Input and NOx Rate Example: Georgia
        1. Boiler Level Data - Example: Georgia (From the boiler level you can go to NOx Emissions, Heat Input or NOx Rate or Down to the Hourly data)
           1. NOx Emissions
           2. Heat Input (MMBtu)
           3. NOx Emission Rate (lb/MMBtu)
              1. Hourly Data Example: Bowen (From the Hourly Data level you can go to NOx Emissions, Heat Input or NOx Rate)
              2. NOx Emissions (tons)
              3. Heat Input (MMBtu)
              4. NOx Emission Rate (lb/MMBtu)
   • 1997, 1996 and 1995 are the same format

Air Quality Monitoring, Modeling and Related Data

1. 1997-99 Air Quality Data
   1. By State and County
   2. By State, County and Monitoring Sites
2. 1996-98 Air Quality Data - List of all states, the choose state Example: Georgia
   1. List
   2. Map
3. Ozone Monitoring Sites (locations of all ozone monitoring sites in each state) - List of all states, then choose state Example: Georgia
   1. State Ozone Monitors - Scroll to the right to see all the information
   2. Map of Monitoring Sites
4. Maps of Modeled 4th Maximum Ozone Concentrations - Example: Georgia
5. Wind Roses for Selected Areas
   1. Example: Atlanta
6. Spatial Clustering of Ambient Ozone in Eastern U.S. An analysis of the spatial correlation structure of ozone levels
7. List of Current Nonattainment Areas (Green Book)

State and Area Maps

1. View State and Area Maps
   1. Example: Georgia
   2. Georgia MSAs
   3. Georgia Sources
   4. Georgia Monitoring Sites
   5. Georgia Sources, Monitoring Sites, MSA - Use this map to see everything on all maps
   6. Map of VOC Emissions
   7. Map of NOx Emissions
   8. Atlanta, GA MSA
   9. Other MSAs
   10. Download Maps in Windows Metafile or Freelance
2. Maps of MSAs
   1. Overview of MSAs in the United States
   2. Overview of MSAs in New England
   3. Overview of Connecticut MSAs, Counties and Central Cities
   4. Overview of Massachusetts MSAs, Counties and Central Cities
   5. Overview of Maine MSAs, Counties and Central Cities
   6. Overview of New Hampshire MSAs, Counties and Central Cities
   7. Overview of Rhode Island MSAs, Counties and Central Cities
   8. Overview of Vermont MSAs, Counties and Central Cities
3. View State Maps of MSAs and counties - using map of the United States Example: Georgia
4. Download Maps in Windows Metafile or Freelance
5. Color Shaded Relief Maps of the U.S. - Example: Colorado
   Available from Ray Sterner of The John Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory

Other Data of Interest

1. Populations Projections by County - Example: Georgia
2. U.S. Map of Vehicle Miles Traveled by County
   1. View Map (gif file) with your Web browser
   2. Download Freelance file (vmtmap.zip)
3. Census Data and MSA Information
   1. MSA Population
   2. Counties within each MSA - listed by MSA
   3. State Census Information- county level information
   4. All counties with FIPS CODES and MSAs - listed by state and county
   5. Census Population for Places and County Subdivisions
   6. Distances to Counties Close to MSAs Example: Atlanta
4. Where People Work that Live Outside MSAs
   1. Number of workers who commute to an MSA which is outside their county of residence
   2. Where People Work - By State then County - Example: Georgia
5. Growth Estimates - Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT) by State and County
   1. Example: Georgia