TADAShiny is a DRAFT R Shiny application (link to web version below) built on top of the TADA R Package (https://github.com/USEPA/TADA). It provides a user friendly, web accessible interface.

Easy to use, interactive mapping application to access hundreds of maps showing environmental data

This R package can be used to compile and evaluate Water Quality Portal (WQP) data for samples collected from surface water monitoring sites on streams and lakes. It can be used to create applications that support water quality programs and help states, tribes, and other stakeholders efficiently analyze the data.

Estimating emissions for mobile sources

The vdeq-stream-condition-prediction repository is for making spatial stream network predictions of stream condition in the James River watershed in Virginia. The data come from Probabilistic Monitoring by Virginia Department of Environmental Quality that is used in a spatial stream network (SSN) analysis.

API services documentation and reference material for the e-Manifest hazardous waste tracking system

Repository for scraping GHS and experimental toxicity/physicochemical property data and storing it in a common format

FrEDI estimates annual physical and economic impacts from climate change to the U.S., through the 21st century

Code related to the U.S. EPA Clean School Bus (CSB) data collection system. Specifically, this repository provides code for the cloud.gov hosted CSB Rebate Forms Application (i.e., Applicant Dashboard).

This R Shiny app presents an easy-to-use user interface for the calculation of spatially balanced survey designs of point, linear, or areal resources (i.e. lakes, streams, wetlands and coastal resources) using the Generalized Random-Tessellation Stratified (GRTS) algorithm.