Developed by CEEJH INC, MDEJSCREENV3.3 is a mapping tool designed to assess cumulative impacts in the State of Maryland. The tool not only features 36 updated indicators for a total of 64 but also introduces enhancements in UI/UX for easier graphical report generation, an EJ-Profile overview for key geographical areas, calculations that integrate remote sensing techniques, and new Sub-Tool Layers.
The Sub-Tools Layers provide data that can facilitate in-depth analysis at the Legislative District level for both the Senate and House Districts and the calculated EJ Scores encompass the following calculated information: 1) TRI Emissions (measured in pounds), 2) RSEI Score, 3) Permitted Facilities, 4) Permitted Facilities under the Clean Air Act, 5) Ground Water Permitted Facilities, and 6) Surface Water Permitted Facilities.
Users are encouraged to explore the tools’ features for descriptive statistical analyses, graphical reports, map printing, and data exporting in formats like JSON, shapefile, CSV, GeoJSON, FGDB, and KML, with further details in the About sections and instructional guidelines available for download. Click on this text or the map below to explore MDEJSCREENV3.3.
Developed by CEEJH INC, Mid-Atlantic EJSCREEN 2.0 is a mapping tool that employs a multi-indicator analysis to assess cumulative impacts for neighborhoods throughout Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and Washington D.C.
The updated tool not only features 14 updated indicators for a total of 50 but also introduces enhanced UI/UX design for easier report generation and data export, an EJ-Profile for a comprehensive overview of cumulative impacts across key geographical areas and incorporates remote sensing techniques in the process of mapping production.
Users are encouraged to explore the tools’ features for descriptive statistical analyses, graphical reports, map printing, and data exporting in formats like JSON, shapefile, CSV, GeoJSON, FGDB, and KML, with further details in the About sections and instructional guidelines available for download. Click on this text or the map below to explore Mid-Atlantic EJSCREEN 2.0.
