Exhibit D - APCD UDDA RFP Mockup.pdf
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- RFP FEDA 2026000125 5
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- Arapahoe County, Denver City, Colorado
About this file
This document is a mockup exhibit for the Air Pollution Control Division (APCD) Unified Data Dissemination Application Development (UDDA) project for the State of Colorado. The UDDA project seeks to develop a comprehensive web-based mapping and data visualization application that integrates emissions data, air monitoring information, air quality modeling results, and environmental justice indicators. The application will feature customizable map interfaces with date selection capabilities, layered visualization of emission sources (including Title V facilities, oil and gas facilities, and other designated facilities), air monitoring data from stationary and mobile deployment sites, modeling information, and interactive tools including map legends, data downloads, screenshot generation, and drawing features. The proposed system will provide facility-level information including permit status, compliance data, emission trends, and environmental justice summaries, as well as educational content on criteria pollutants, air toxics, greenhouse gases, ozone, and methane. The project includes an AI integration component enabling users to query air quality information through a conversational interface.
The project development timeline spans from August 1, 2024, through July 1, 2029, with funding divided into two phases. Funding Phase 1 runs from July 1, 2025, through July 31, 2029, with contract execution targeted for June 30, 2027. The development schedule includes scoping (August 2024), a 10-month initial phase, contract award by May 9, 2025, and subsequent build and outreach phases culminating in full implementation by April 1, 2029. The mockup demonstrates the proposed user interface architecture, including overview tabs, facility detail pages, monitoring site information displays, environmental justice community analysis features, and educational resource sections addressing various pollutant categories and Colorado's regulatory and monitoring responses.
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APCD Unified Data Dissemination Application
Development (UDDA) Mock-up
Proposed Project Overview Tab
Date Selection Emission Sources Air Monitoring Modeling
Map Customization Base Map Layer
Dynamic Title
Summary TBD
Reported Emissions
Legend
X X X
By Pollutant By Source Sector
Air Pollutant Other Useful Layers
Toolbar
Air Pollution 101
GHGMy Air Quality Criteria PollutantsOverview Air Toxics Ozone Methane Archive https://cohealthviz.dphe.state.co.us/t/APCDPublic/views/EmissionTrendsCriteriaBTEX/EmissionTrends?%3Aembed=y&%3AisGuestRedirectFromVizportal=y https://cohealthviz.dphe.state.co.us/t/APCDPublic/views/EmissionTrendsCriteriaBTEX/EmissionTrends?%3Aembed=y&%3AisGuestRedirectFromVizportal=y
Map Customization Menus
Date Selection Emission Sources Air Monitoring Modeling
Map Customization Base Map Layer
Air Pollutant Other Useful Layers
My Air QualityOverview
Base Map Layer Default SatelliteTerrain
Date Selection Start Date: MM/DD/YYYY
End Date: MM/DD/YYYY
Emission Sources All facilities [clustering ex.]
Title V facilities Oil & gas facilities XYZ facilities XYZ facilities XYZ facilities
Air Monitoring All air monitoring
Stationary Monitoring Sites Mobile Monitoring Sites
Vehicle Deployments Aircraft Deployments Satellite
Portable Stationary Sites Trailer Deployments Sensor Deployments https://scaqmd-online.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=70dd0045e66243488b3f1ae32405cc0a
Map Customization Menus
Date Selection Emission Sources Air Monitoring Modeling
Map Customization Base Map Layer
Air Pollutant Other Useful Layers
My Air QualityOverview
Modeling Enviroscreen All
Overall Score
Air Pollutant All Pollutants
Ozone
PM 2.5
Other Useful Layers Ozone nonattainment area
Environmental Exposures Air Toxics Emissions Diesel PM Drinking Water Regulations Fine PM Lead Exposure Noise Other Air Pollution Ozone Traffic Proximity and Volume
Sensitive Populations Indicators
Demographics
Disproportionately Impacted Communities Counties
Asthma Hospitalization Rate Etc.
Disability Etc.
Additional Sensitive Populations Indicators:
1. Cancer burden index
2. Diabetes burden index
3. Heart Disease burden index
4. Life expectancy
5. Low birth weight
6. Mental health indicator
7. Population under five
8. Population over 64
Additional Demographics Parameters:
1. Housing cost burden
2. Linguistically isolated
3. Low income
4. People of color
County Boundaries Census Tract Boundaries
Overview Tab
Date Selection Emission Sources Air Monitoring Modeling
Map Customization Base Map Layer
Air Pollutant Other Useful Layers
Legend Emission sources ❖ Major sources ❖ Minor sources ❖ Oil & Gas Sources
Air monitoring ❖ Stationary monitoring locations ❖ Mobile monitoring locations
➢ Vehicle deployments
➢ Aircraft deployments
➢ Satellite deployments
❖ Portable stationary locations
➢ Trailer deployments
➢ Sensor deployments
Toolbar
Map Icons TBD
Tools to add to Toolbar
1. Map legend pop-out Show/hide
2. Reset
3. Download data - current window
4. Draw features ?? (stop drawing, add marker, draw: line, circle, box, shape)
5. full screen toggle
6. Generate and save jpeg/png
GHGMy Air Quality Criteria PollutantsOverview Air Toxics Ozone Methane Archive
Company: Name Facility: Name:
AIRS ID (other Enviro ID):
Permit - Status Current Permit Permit Archive
EJ Summary Report Modeling Required: Yes/No
- Modeling Report:
Compliant: Yes/No
Proposed Project Overview Tab - Facility Icon Click
Date Selection Emission Sources Air Monitoring Modeling
Map Customization Base Map Layer
Air Pollutant Other Useful Layers
Toolbar
Emission Trends
Permit Facility Information
Compliance
Reported Emissions
Facility Click
In Compliance? Yes/No If no - status
As of xx/xx/xxxx
● Most recent inspection report
● Compliance archive
● Enforcement archive
Proposed Project Overview Tab - Facility Icon Click
Date Selection Emission Sources Air Monitoring Modeling
Map Customization Base Map Layer
Air Pollutant Other Useful Layers
Toolbar
Emission Trends
Permit Facility Information
Compliance
Reported Emissions
Facility Click
Overview Tab - Facility Icon Click
Date Selection Emission Sources Air Monitoring Modeling
Map Customization Base Map Layer
Air Pollutant Other Useful Layers
Toolbar
Emission Trends
Facility Click
Facility Information Reported Emissions
Legend
X X X
GHGMy Air Quality Criteria PollutantsOverview Air Toxics Ozone Methane Archive https://cohealthviz.dphe.state.co.us/t/APCDPublic/views/EmissionTrendsCriteriaBTEX/EmissionTrends?%3Aembed=y&%3AisGuestRedirectFromVizportal=y https://cohealthviz.dphe.state.co.us/t/APCDPublic/views/EmissionTrendsCriteriaBTEX/EmissionTrends?%3Aembed=y&%3AisGuestRedirectFromVizportal=y
Overview Tab - Facility Icon Click
Date Selection Emission Sources Air Monitoring Modeling
Map Customization Base Map Layer
Air Pollutant Other Useful Layers
Toolbar
Emission TrendsFacility Click
Facility Information Reported Emissions
Overview Tab - Monitoring Site Icon Click
Date Selection Emission Sources Air Monitoring Modeling
Map Customization Base Map Layer
Air Pollutant Other Useful Layers
Toolbar
Data Purpose
Monitoring Site Click
(Stationary)
Site Information
Data Summary
Site Name: Example
Location: address
Pollutants Monitored: O3, NO2, PM2.5, PM10, and Meteorological Data
Operational Dates: start - present
Link to Data Dashboard
Link to Data Download
Link to Other Site Information
Date Selection Emission Sources Air Monitoring Modeling
Map Customization Base Map Layer
Air Pollutant Other Useful Layers
Toolbar
Data Purpose
Monitoring Site Click
(Stationary)
Site Information Data Summary
Ozone
PM2.5
For State For Site Min Average Max
Site Data vs Statewide Data, for 2024
Site Data vs Modelled Estimates Annual Averages for 2024
Site Ozone Modelled Ozone
Site PM2.5 Modelled PM2.5
60 ppb 65 ppb
18 ug/m3 15 ug/m3
My Air Quality Current AQOverview Air Toxics Ozone Methane
Date Selection Emission Sources Air Monitoring Modeling
Map Customization Base Map Layer
Air Pollutant Other Useful Layers
Toolbar
Data Purpose Monitoring Site Click
(Stationary)
Site Information Data Summary
This site collects criteria pollutant data, which is evaluated against the National Ambient Air Quality Standards.
In addition, the data for these pollutants can be coveted into the Air Quality Index, which may be used to advise on potential health impacts of pollutants.
Link to Program Page for more info
ArchiveGHGMy Air Quality Criteria PollutantsOverview Air Toxics Ozone Methane Archive
Date Selection Emission Sources Air Monitoring Modeling
Map Customization Base Map Layer
Air Pollutant Other Useful Layers
Toolbar
Data Purpose
Monitoring Site Click (Mobile)
Deployment Information
Data Summary
Monitoring Platform: CAT
Location: Suncor Route (or, e.g., special project)
Pollutant Monitored: Benzene, HCN, H2S, and Toluene
Link to Data Dashboard
Link to Data Download
Link to Monitoring Platform Information
Date Selection Emission Sources Air Monitoring Modeling
Map Customization Base Map Layer
Air Pollutant Other Useful Layers
Toolbar
Data Purpose
Monitoring Site Click (Mobile)
Deployment Information Deployment Summary
Benzene
H2S
For State For Site Min Average Max
Deployment Data vs State Data for 2024
Deployment Data vs Modelled Estimates Deployment Averages vs for Modelled Average for 2024
Deployment Benzene - 5 ppbv Modelled Benzene - 4 ppbv
Deployment H2S - 12 ppbv
Date Selection Emission Sources Air Monitoring Modeling
Map Customization Base Map Layer
Air Pollutant Other Useful Layers
Toolbar
Data Purpose Monitoring Site Click (Mobile)
Deployment Information Deployment Summary
The data collected by this monitoring asset on this route, is part of a larger dataset - collected under HB-1189.
It will allow for the analysis of longer term, localized data, around target facilities for specific air toxics.
To view the cumulative data, and other data collected under this effort, please see the mobile deployment dashboard.
My Air Quality Tab
Date Selection Emission Sources Air Monitoring Modeling
Map Customization Base Map Layer
Emissions Summary
DI Community: Yes/No Ozone Attainment: Yes/No # permitted facilities: 12 Census Enviroscore:
Toolbar
Air Pollutant Other Useful Layers
Address: GORadius: 5 mile
Reported Emissions
Legend
X X X
By Pollutant By Source Sector
Criteria Pollutant Tab
My Air Quality Current AQOverview Air Toxics Ozone Methane
Picture
Sources of criteria pollutants
Picture
How do criteria pollutants impact you?
Picture
How is Colorado addressing criteria pollutants?
Picture
Criteria pollutants 101
Criteria pollutants are defined by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as six important pollutants (carbon monoxide, lead, nitrogen dioxide, ozone, particulate matter, and sulfur dioxide). National air quality standards (NAQS) are established for each of these compounds to set limits for their concentrations in the air. Understanding and monitoring these pollutants helps communities stay informed about air quality, allows for protective health measures, and guides efforts to reduce pollution for a healthier environment.
ArchiveGHGMy Air Quality Criteria PollutantsOverview Air Toxics Ozone Methane Archive
My Air Quality Current AQOverview Air Toxics Ozone Methane
Picture
Sources of criteria pollutants
Picture
How do criteria pollutants impact you?
Picture
How is Colorado addressing criteria pollutants?
Picture
Criteria pollutants 101
Criteria pollutants are defined by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as six important pollutants (carbon monoxide, lead, nitrogen dioxide, ozone, particulate matter, and sulfur dioxide). National air quality standards (NAQS) are established for each of these compounds to set limits for their concentrations in the air. Understanding and monitoring these pollutants helps communities stay informed about air quality, allows for protective health measures, and guides efforts to reduce pollution for a healthier environment.
My Air Quality Current AQOverview Air Toxics Ozone Methane
How is Colorado addressing criteria pollutants?
Through Regulation Through Monitoring
Air Toxics Tab
My Air Quality Current AQOverview Air Toxics Ozone Methane
Picture
Sources of air toxics
Picture
How do air toxics impact you?
Picture
How is Colorado addressing air toxics?
Picture
Air toxics 101
Air toxics are important because they are linked to serious health problems, including various types of cancer, respiratory illnesses, heart disease, and birth defects, and they can cause significant harm to the environment. Air toxics are not regulated by national air quality standards like criteria pollutants, but they pose direct health and ecological risks. Therefore, monitoring and regulating them is essential for protecting public health and ecosystems.
Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Tab
My Air Quality Current AQOverview Air Toxics Ozone Methane
Picture
Sources of GHGs
Picture
How do GHGs impact you?
Picture
How is Colorado addressing GHGs?
Picture
GHG 101
Greenhouse Gases are important because of their contributions to climate change. Common GHGs include carbon dioxide and methane. Additional high level information on GHGs…
Ozone Tab
My Air Quality Current AQOverview Air Toxics Ozone Methane
Picture
Sources of ozone
Picture
How does ozone impact you?
Picture
How is Colorado addressing ozone?
Picture
Ozone 101
Ground-level ozone is important because it's a harmful air pollutant that damages human health, particularly the respiratory system, and negatively impacts ecosystems and crops. While stratospheric ozone protects from UV radiation, ground-level ozone, the main component of smog, causes respiratory issues like aggravated asthma and lung damage, and also harms forests and vegetation.
ArchiveGHGMy Air Quality Criteria PollutantsOverview Air Toxics Ozone Methane Archive https://cdphe.colorado.gov/ozone-pollution-and-your-health
Methane Tab
My Air Quality Current AQOverview Air Toxics Ozone Methane
Picture
Sources of methane
Picture
How does methane impact you?
Picture
How is Colorado addressing methane?
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Methane 101
Methane is an important pollutant because it's a potent, short-lived greenhouse gas responsible for a significant portion of current climate warming, and it also contributes to ground-level ozone, which harms human health and ecosystems. While it breaks down faster than CO2, its high heat-trapping efficiency means reducing methane emissions can quickly slow the pace of global warming and improve air quality.
My Air Quality Current AQOverview Air Toxics Ozone
Methane
AI integration Enable AI Capabilities With Our Data Ask AI
Hello I’m an AI with access to Colorado air quality information, ask me about air quality in Colorado
What facilities near me have methane emissions?
Thinking….
Potential Addition:
maybe a tab, or icon
MethaneGHGMy Air Quality Criteria PollutantsOverview Air Toxics Ozone Methane Archive
AI integration Enable AI Capabilities With Our Data
My Air Quality Current AQOverview Air Toxics Ozone
Methane
Methane Ask AI
Great question! Here is a link to our facility explorer to help you locate the facilities near you that emit methane
Picture
Sources of methane
Anything else?
What else should I know about methane?
AI integration Enable AI Capabilities With Our Data
My Air Quality Current AQOverview Air Toxics Ozone
Methane
Methane Ask AI
Great question! Colorado has a ton of resources related to methane. Here are some links that should help you.
Thanks!
Methane 101 How does methane impact you?
How is Colorado addressing methane?
Project Development Target Timeline
8/ 1/
10 months 8 months
3 months
2.5 years
/8
/2
15 months
Scoping
Funding #2 Ends Funding #1 Starts
7/ 1/
7/ 1/
7/ 1/
7/ 1/
7/ 1/
7/ 1/
Q1 Q4
5/ 9/
Funding #2 Starts
7/
/2
Funding #1 Ends
9/
/2
Contract
6/
/2
ONGAIER 2.0
& CAERS
Complete
Modify
4/ 1/
Build
O utreach
Phase I Phase II
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