In most cities in the US, drinking water quality conforms with the norms of the Safe Drinking Water Act, which…
May 27, 2019by Neno Duplan Read more
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In the next few years, an opportunity exists to make significant advances in how we monitor and manage environmental emissions to the air, soil, and water, potentially resulting in significant disruptions in current approaches.
August 21, 2018by Neno Duplan Read more
On 12 April 2019, Locus’ Founder and CEO, Neno Duplan, received the prestigious Carnegie Mellon 2019 CEE (Civil and Environmental Engineering) Distinguished Alumni Award for outstanding accomplishments at Locus Technologies. In light of this recognition, Locus decided to dig into our blog vault, share a series of visionary blogs crafted by our Founder in 2016.
April 30, 2019by Locus Product Team Read more
EIM One takes advantage of Locus’ 20-year history of EHS software in the cloud and includes all the essentials for environmental and analytical data management in a modular and scalable package.
March 11, 2019 Read more
More recently, big data has become more closely tied to IoT-generated streaming datasets such as Continued Air Emission Measurements (CEMS), real-time remote control and monitoring of treatment systems, water quality monitoring instrumentation, wireless sensors, and other types of wearable mobile devices.
June 7, 2019by Locus Product Team Read more
In our last GIS blog, we covered some tips for choosing an integrated GIS/environmental data management system. Now let’s look at some more advanced features that may be appealing to a wide range of data managers and facility owners.
August 15, 2018by Locus Product Team Read more
Do you currently use a system of Excel spreadsheets to store your environmental data? It may be time to consider a more mature tool to manage and store your environmental data. In this 4-part blog series, we’ll explore in detail each of the 12 key areas where cloud-based environmental databases excel over home-grown spreadsheets.
June 13, 2018by Gregory Buckle, PhD Read more
This assessment provides a review and synthesis of available scientific literature and data to assess the potential for hydraulic fracturing…
June 10, 2015by Neno Duplan Read more
Officials in Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York are expanding their efforts to find out how much of a potentially toxic chemical ended up…
May 11, 2016by Neno Duplan Read more
Have you heard of “halogenated hydrocarbons”? It is a group of chemicals containing elements that when consumed by humans, it…
February 26, 2015by Neno Duplan Read more