EQuIS CrossTab Report Writer
The EQuIS CrossTab Report Writer is a powerful tool that can be used in conjunction with EQuIS Chemistry. The simple interface allows users to quickly create complex CrossTab reports using data from existing EQuIS Chemistry project databases. The versatility of the EQuIS CrossTab Report Writer allows users to design various types of CrossTab reports - all with this easy-to-use interface.
EQuIS Completeness Checker (ECC)
The Completeness Checker is designed to evaluate an incoming electronic data deliverable (EDD) to determine whether a complete set of samples, analytical tests, and results has been received from the laboratory. Expected samples are defined by their sample delivery group (SDG) and turn-around-time. All that`s required is that the user create a set of samples through the EQuIS Chemistry Interface and specify the tests and requirements for each sample. Once these samples have been added to an SDG, the evaluation will identify missing samples, missing tests, and missing results. An easy-to-read report generated during the checking activity will specify at which level data are missing. This report can be provided to the lab in order to obtain a "complete" electronic data deliverable.
EQuIS 5 for ArcGIS 9
EarthSoft`s EQuIS for ArcGIS adds powerful environmental modules and utilities to enhance the capabilities of ESRI`s ArcMap and ArcScene desktop GIS applications.ArcView, ArcEditor, or ArcInfo 8.1 or later can be used to create, query, map, analyze, and report from EQuIS project databases while seamlessly integrating the GIS with industry-leading third party software.
EQuIS for ArcGIS Interface
EQuIS for ArcGIS is an extension for the ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo 8.x desktop applications which allows users to query, report, and map the information maintained in EQuIS Chemistry and EQuIS Geology. Built on ESRI`s ArcGIS Arc Objects platform, EQuIS for ArcGIS is ideal for displaying and effectively communicating project information.
Analytical data may be queried and presented in several ways, including crosstab summary format. With EQuIS EZView, reporting and time-series plots are offered for a variety of scenarios, including plotting concentration vs. time.
The EQuIS for ArcGIS Extension integrates the leading environmental software packages for specialized tasks, such as contouring with Surfer. In a one-click operation, contours may be created in Surfer and then brought back into the GIS, where they can be used in further analyses with output from other non-GIS applications such as RockWorks for geologic cross-sections. Integration with both RockWare`s LogPlot 2001 and gINT software allows for the display of monitoring well completion diagrams and creation of boring logs on the fly, all from within the GIS. Borehole lithology may be displayed in one click in GMS. Realistic 3D visualization of subsurface data such as contamination, lithology, well screens, and more in ArcScene (3D Analyst version 8.x) make EQuIS and ArcGIS the right answer for integrating environmental data and GIS.
EQuIS ArcView 3.x Interface
The EQuIS ArcView Interface changes the way GIS is used. Instead of requiring a GIS professional to access environmental data in a GIS environment, the project manager or administrator can view analytical results, create contaminant maps, investigate lithology, create borehole logs, and analyze subsurface environmental data, all in only a few clicks. While many different ArcView projects may be associated with any EQuIS project, the EQuIS ArcView Interface automatically loads the appropriate tables from the EQuIS database and creates the necessary relationships. By simply clicking the ArcView button in EQuIS, you have access to analytical samples, results, lithology, and more…all ready for visualization and analysis in ArcView. The EQuIS ArcView Interface is seamlessly integrated with LogPlot, RockWorks99, gINT, and GMS.
EQuIS Data Processor (EDP)
The EQuIS Data Processor (EDP) improves on the critical data checking capabilities of its predecessor, the Electronic Lab Data Checker, and adds new features and user interactivity that significantly enhance usability and data processing tasks. Written in Visual Basic .NET and using XML-based format definitions, the EQuIS Data Processor retains basic data integrity checks such as reference values, field length, data type, and parent records while adding an optional interactive user interface that enables data corrections with immediate error status feedback, selection of valid values from drop down lists for standard data types, and custom data handlers to perform conditional checking (i.e. if field1 is `A` then field 2 must be `B`), coordinate conversions, and other routine functions. Additionally, EDP will be integrated as the preprocessor for many customized EDD format and file transmittal functions.
