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Define Dataset: Energy and Environment #40

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waldoj opened this issue Mar 12, 2015 · 2 comments
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Define Dataset: Energy and Environment #40

waldoj opened this issue Mar 12, 2015 · 2 comments

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waldoj commented Mar 12, 2015

Define the essential substantive elements of core Energy and Environment data, per #11. What are the components that it must minimally include? Do we have a dataset that we could hold up as a model?

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waldoj commented Mar 12, 2015

In order to keep this flexible, we need to define the dataset loosely. After looking over the data provided for a couple of dozen types of permits in a handful of states, I think this might do the trick:

  • permit type
  • permit #
  • applicant name
  • facility name
  • status (pending, approved, denied)
  • type of request (e.g., new, renewal, modification)
  • location (e.g., state, region, county, address, perhaps even coordinates)
  • permit documents URL (many permit records include a great deal of documentation)
  • effective date
  • expiration date

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I learned about a great data set at a community meeting last night. Virginia DEQ provides GIS tools and shapefiles mostly around water quality in the state's rivers.

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