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From: "Michael Meuser" <meuser@mapcruzin.com>
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Date: Tue, 5 Sep 2000 18:14:40 -0000
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Subject: TRI maps your way
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Hi - A week or so ago I offered 1998 TRI maps that could be viewed
with ESRI's ArcExplorer GIS viewer or ArcView GIS. 

http://www.mapcruzin.com/tri_1998/index.html

Since then hundreds have downloaded the maps and I've received 
several inquiries.  Most had to do with creating map subsets of the 
data for use with the above two programs.  This is what I've decided 
to do.  

I'll make 1998 TRI maps your way.  Tell me what TRI data you 
would like to see in your map layer. If I can do it, I'll download the 
data from http://www.rtk.net , convert it to a shapefile, and send it 
to you so that you can add it to the ArcExplorer map you download 
here or for use with ArcViewn AND I'll make it available here to 
anyone else who might be able to use it. Some examples would be 
"all TRI facilities in the U.S. who release mercury into the water" or 
"TRI facilities in Sonoma County, California who release lead into 
the air". I'll also list your contact information and website if you like.
If you want one let me know. Note that if you specify certain 
chemicals, the CAS number would be helpful. Also I would need 
the specific chemicals within such groups as "Dioxins", "Furans"   
and the like. In fact if anyone can send me such lists -- dioxins, 
furans, hormone-disruptors and the like -- I will be forever grateful. 
Note also that I can work with any year(s) of TRI data.  

Thnx,

Mike

Michael R. Meuser,
Environmental Sociologist
meuser@mapcruzin.com

http://www.mapcruzin.com/
Environmental Communication, GIS, RTK,
Environmental & Sociodemographic Research,
"Making Data Make Sense"

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