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The National Environmental Information Exchange Network Overview and Opportunities National AQS User Conference August 20, 2008 What is the Exchange Network? HTTP servers using SOAP messaging and a common WSDL to enable synchronous and asynchronous blah-blah, blah-blah... An Internet and standards-based method for exchanging environmental information between partners. A common approach to sharing data that lets you use your partners’ data as if it is a part of your own systems. Principles: Each partner manages their own data, and is the steward for data they originate. The Network “doesnt care” how a partner manages and stores information. Partners who need to store copies of data locally are responsible for the design, format, and maintenance of the copy they create. Network partners agree to use adopted technology and data standards. Why? High demand for access to environmental information among partners Multiple approaches to information exchanges are inefficient and burdensome States modernizing information systems and migrating away from use of EPA national systems Use of integrated informationtechnologies and approaches is onthe rise Yesterday’s Answerfor Today’s question So Why Are We Still Talking? The Exchange Network looks like an IT Initiative AQS worked just fine before you came along, thanks! Besides, I’m busy. What’s in it for me? Checking the box doesn’t matter much. And it doesn’t seem to do much. You’re right. Your IT shop just doesn’t get it Full Disclosure: I’m one of them But they mean well—and they have money!! It really does pay off for IT Air program innovators have made it work for them You only see the payoff when you do cool new stuff. I’m not saying don’t use the Network—just understand why, and make work for you. Business Case: New Jersey States share airsheds Air quality data isn’t easily shared among states and is limited in EPA systems Information is needed consistently and timely for: Environmental Health ass