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2nd Annual State of the Region Conference "Shale and Beyond" 

Ohio University Athens Campus Walter Hall Rotunda 
Tue, Jun 4 8:00 AM

  
 

CE3 Energy Webinar Series #3: "A Roadmap for Industrial Energy Efficiency in Ohio" 

 
Tue, Jun 11 12:00 PM

  
 

Ohio EPA Level II Credible Data - Chemical Water Quality Assessment Training 

Ohio University Athens Campus & Waterloo Aquatic Education Center 
Tue, Jul 9 9:00 AM

  
 

Data 

Air Data

The Ohio University Center for Air Quality housed at the Russ College of Engineering and Technology manages the only university-based air quality assessment “supersite” for monitoring SO2, particulates, mercury, ozone, CO2, CO, and NOX in Ohio. Click here to see real-time air quality mapping in Ohio at http://ohioair.info/ohio/ohiopm25.asp.

Energy Data

CE3’s work on a framework for appropriate and useful decision support tools for state policymakers relating to energy and climate policies laid the foundation for a series of energy-related maps for the state. For a more detailed look at Ohio’s energy resources, see http://ohioenergyresources.com/energymaps/index.aspx.

Data Informatics

 

Land Data

 

Policy Data

As part of Ohio University's "Assuring Ohio's Competitiveness" climate change impact analysis, a series of maps was created that mapped data related to Ohio's energy resources. Click here to be directed the project website that hosts the energy resources maps.

Water Data

The Nonpoint Source (NPS) Annual Monitoring Initiative and on-line reporting system for water quality was created for ODNR’s Division of Mineral Resources Management in 2005. Voinovich School staff, faculty and students continue to evaluate the success of the acid mine drainage reclamation projects throughout the coal-bearing region of Ohio in term of stream mile recovery, acid load reductions, and project costs annually. All reports, maps, water quality data, and stream health maps can be accessed at www.watersheddata.com.

 

 

Forbes voted Ohio University a Top College in 2012. Click here to read more!