PESTICIDE
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NETWORK
PESTICIDE MONITORING PROGRAM SECTION
PIN USER SUPPORT STAFF
EPA\OPf*\EFED\EFGWB
703-305-7499
H7507C
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ADDENDUM
Thank you for your interest in the Pesticide Information Network (PIN). Please note
that some of the communications and access information listed in this manual has changed.
The new information is:
PIN User Support Staff - 703-305-7499
FTS 8-305-7499
PIN Access - 703-305-5919
FTS 8-305-5919
RUP dataset - 703-305-5179
FTS 8-305-5179
Baud Rate: 1200 or 2400
The PIN will evolve into a multi-access system containing additional pesticide
information in mid-1992. The operation of the enhanced PIN will be much different than
the current version, providing improved accessibility, and a larger information base.
Data sets available through the enhanced PIN will be:
The Pesticide Monitoring Inventory (PMI) data set
including the Pesticides in Groundwater (PGW) data set;
The Regulatory Information (REG) data set;
including the Restricted Use Products information,
and Canceled & Suspended Pesticides information,
The Environmental Fate and Effects (EFE) data set;
The Pesticide Applicator Training (PAT) data set;
User services provided by the PIN will include:
The PIN System User Guide,
The PIN Contacts Directory,
State & County FIPS Codes,
The listing of EPA Product Managers,
The Restricted Use Products Report.
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Introduction
As directed under Section 20 (b) and (c) of the Federal
Insecticide Fungicide and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA), EPA is required
to monitor the environment for pesticide residues. In addition,
the Agency developed a National Monitoring Strategy which
coordinates monitoring activities performed by all EPA program
offices. The Office of Pesticide Programs' (OPP) response to both
of these needs took the form of the National Pesticides Monitoring
Plan (NPMP) which was completed in July of 1985.
The primary goal of the NPMP is to provide information on
exposure and effects to enhance the accuracy of pesticide risk
assessments and thereby improve the soundness of FIFRA risk/benefit
regulatory decisions.
In April of 1988 the PESTICIDE MONITORING INVENTORY (PMI),
as part of the NPMP, was made available to the public. The
database was named after its primary information file, the .
Pesticide Monitoring Inventory. In November of 1989, with the
addition of the Restricted Use Products file, the database was
renamed the PESTICIDE INFORMATION NETWORK (PIN).
The PESTICIDE INFORMATION NETWORK is an interactive database
of pesticide information operated by the Pesticide Monitoring
Program Section within the Office of Pesticide Programs. The PIN
is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. There is no fee to use
the system, except for telephone charges incurred by the user. The
PIN can be accessed by any personal computer with a modem or modem
access. It operates similar to a PC-to-PC bulletin board, and any
information retrieved from the system may be downloaded to the
user's computer. User support for the PIN is available Monday thru
Friday form 7:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. EST.
The PIN runs on an Epson Equity III+ "AT" type computer. It
is composed of two software packages interfaced together. The
database manager is Revelation by Cosmos and the bulletin board
software is ASCOM IV by Dynamic. An application was written in
ASCOM IV that serves as the user interface. The user creates a
search sentence by selecting English words or phrases from a series
of menus. Therefore, knowledge of programming languages by the
user in not necessary* ASCOM IV translates the sentence into
Revelation syntax, opens the database manager, and feeds the
sentence. Revelation performs the search and creates an ASCII file
containing the appropriate records. The user is then permitted to
do-m'Toad and capture the ASCII file which can then be imported into
a wordprocessing software to be printed if necessary.
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Your personal name is your password.* As detailed above, the
PIN is completely menu driven, with help -screens available thru
each menu. The menus allow the user to search a file based on the
specific criteria he .has chosen. Instruction manuals can also be
downloaded, which explain each file in greater detail. The mailbox
feature in the PIN, displays "users of the system, allows users to
communicate via the electronic mail, and provides access to public
information notices.
Currently the PIN contairfs "three information files:
1) The Pesticide Monitoring Inventory (PMI) is a compilation
of monitoring projects performed by Federal Agencies, state and
local governments, and private institutions. The information
provided by the PMI includes the riafte of the project, the project
officer's name, address and telephone number, the chemicals being
monitored, the substrates in'which they were monitored, sample
locations, and an abstract of the project.' It does not contain any
hard data, but provides a contact to obtain this information. The
PMI may be searched by country, U.S. state, EPA region, chemical
name, CAS number, chemical class, chemical-category, substrate, and
revision date of the record.
2) The Restricted Use Products File (RUP) is a listing of all
U.S. pesticide products that have been classified as Restricted. Use
Pesticides under 40 CFR Part 152, Subpart I. This file is updated
on the first day of each month. The RUP may be searched by
chemical name, CAS number, EPA registration number and revision
date of the record. Along with the above information, for each
chemical, the criteria influencing restriction, EPA actions taken
on the chemical, chemical formulation, use information and the
Product Manager (PM) Number, is also included.
The Product Manager is the individual responsible for
coordinating the activity occuring on chemicals involved in the
registration and reregistration process. The Product Manager File
provides a cross-reference of the PM Number and the name, address
and telephne number of the Product Manager. The option to download
this file is available from the first menu within the RUP section
of the PIN.
3) The Chemical Index is a cross-reference for the above two
files. The Index identifies the chemical name recognized by the
database. It also provides the chemical's synonym names, chemical
class, category and CAS number, and indicates in which file
information concerning this chemical is found. The Chemical Index
provides information only on chemicals contained in the PIN.
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The philosophy behind the Pesticide Monitoring Inventory
portion of the PIN, is to provide a network by which all those
involved with regulating, manufacturing, or using pesticides may
communicate and share monitoring information. As the PMI expands,
it will allow the user community to tap a broad base of information
that will enhance their own monitoring programs, eliminate
duplicative efforts, and encourage the development of cooperative,
cost-effective programs.
In addition to assisting ,the general user community, the PMI
will provide EPA with information, that^'will aid in the evaluation
of the effectiveness r-of regulatory .actions, illustrate the
environmental results of regulatory actions, and identify
unanticipated, emerging health and environmental problems.
The growth and ultimate value of the PMI largely depends upon
users who provide monitoring projects for inclusion into the
database. To add your project to the PMI, contact the PIN User
Support Staff at (703) 557-7499 to obtain a 'Pesticide Monitoring
Inventory Project Form'.
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Table of Contents
Introduction i
Chemical Index Instruction Manual Section I
Pesticide Monitoring Inventory File Instruction Manual...Section II
Restricted Use Products File Instruction Manual Section III
Examples of Reports Section IV
Pesticide Monitoring Inventory File
Restricted Use Products File
Product Managers File
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Section I
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CHEMICAL ZVD1Z
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
(Version 11/89)
The Chemical Index is a cross-reference of the chemical names, CAS
Numbers, file location, synonyms, classes and categories used in the
Pesticide Information Network (PIN). Consulting the Chemical Index as
a first step upon entering the PIN, will provide a quick check, as to the
presence and file location of a chemical in the system. It will also
provide the chemical name under which the database must be searched.
In the RUP File the Chemical Index identifies the active
ingredient, and its CAS Number, for products that have restricted uses.
This name or number must be used in searching the RUP File by chemical
name or CAS Number.
In the PMI, to simplify searching for a chemical, a single name
and class is designated to identify a chemical and its synonyms.
Breakdown products and metabolites are identified as the parent
compound. Some common names for groups of chemicals are designated as
the PMI Chemical Name. For example, individual Arochlors are not
defined in the database, the PMI Chemical Name is PCS.
Once you have accessed the Chemical Index option from the PIN Main
Menu, the following menus will appear.
Menu Number 1
+*****Chemical Index Options*****
* A. Search by chemical name
* B. Search by CAS number
* C. List th- chemical classes
* D. Get help with this menu
* X. Exit to the PIN Main Menu
.ft*******************************
Please enter a letter from A to 0 or X ( is not needed)
This menu allows you to choose any of the options available in the
Chemical Index. Depending on your selection, the following menus will
appear. (Chemical names may not exceed 40 characters.)
Menu Number 2a.
+*****************************«+***************«***************+
Please note that the chemical index is searched for an exact
match, therefore the chemical for which the search is to be
performed must be entered correctly.
Please enter the chemical name to be searched at the prompt
below or EXIT to return to the Chemical Index Options Menu.
+*********«****************************************************+
Chemical Name :GUTHION
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Please wait a few minutes while the database is accessed...
Menu Number 2b.
Please note that the database is searched for an exact
natch, therefore the CAS number for which the search is
to be performed must by entered correctly. Please
include the '-. eg. (107-02-8)
Please enter the CAS number to be searched at the
prompt below or EXIT to return to the Options Menu.
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CAS number : 86-50-0
Searching...
Once the search is completed and a natch is found the following
screen will be displayed.
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CURRENT DATE .
PRIMARY CHEMICAL NAME
CAS NUMBER
CHEMICAL SYNONYMS
CHEMICAL CATEGORY
CHEMICAL CLASS
FILES
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Press any key to continue.
09/26/89
AZINPHOS-METHYL
86-50-0
GUTHION
BAY 17147
DBD
METILTRIAZOTION
0,0-DIMZTHYL-S-[(4-OXY-l,2,3-
BENZOTRIAZIN-3(4H)-YL)METHYL]
PHOSPHORODITHIOATE
INSECTICIDE
ORGANOPHOSPHATE
PMI, RUP
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If no match is found, the following message appears.
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CURRENT DATE : 09/28/89
CHEMICAL NAME INPUT FOR SEARCH : TEST
THIS CHEMICAL IS NOT IN THE PMI CHEMICAL INDEX, PLEASE TRY ANOTHER.
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Press any key to continue.
Menu Number 3
+*****Chemical Index Options*****
* A. Search by chemical name *
* B. Search by CAS number *
* C. List the chemical classes *
* D. Get help with this menu *
* X. Exit to the PIN Main Menu *
+*******************************+
Please enter a letter from A to D or X ( is not needed)
From this point you may elect to search the Chemical Index again
for another chemical, or return to the PIN Main Menu to enter the
Mailbox, PMI, RUP, or exit the system.
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Section II
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PESTICIDE MONITORING INVENTORY
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
(Version 11-89)
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US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY *
OFFICE OF PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
WELCOME TO
THE PESTICIDE INFORMATION NETWORK
The Pesticide Information Network (PIN) is a collection of files each
containing up-to-date pesticide information. Currently, PIN has three
files. We hope to add more types of information in the future. If
you have any comments or suggestions, please let us know.
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FILES: *
THE PESTICIDE MONITORING INVENTORY (PMI): A compilation of pesticide *
monitoring projects performed by Federal, State and local governments *
and private institutions. *
THE RESTRICTED USE PRODUCTS FILE (RUP): A list of restricted
pesticides, associated products and the reasons for restriction.
THE CHEMICAL INDEX: A cross referenced list of all chemical names,
synonyms and CAS numbers contained in the above two files.
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Fress any character to continue....
The Pesticide Information Network (PIN) is operational 24 hours per
day, 7 days a week. User support is available from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM EST,
Monday through Friday. Messages during non-business hours can be left at
703-557-7499. The User Support staff is as follows:
Constance A. Hoheisel 703-557-7455
Leslie Davies-Hilliard 703-557-7499
Computer Settings
PHONE.: 703-557-1919
BAUD RATE: 1200
DATABITS: 7
STOP: 1
PARITY: EVEN
DUPLEX FULL
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US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
OFFICE OF PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
NEWS 2 i NEWS!J NEWS 1J NEWS!! NEWS!! NEWS!! NEWS!I NEWS!! *
*
PROBLEMS OR SUGGESTIONS? -> CALL USER SUPPORT 703-557-7499
Watch this screen for other news alerts and items of interest.
A****************************************************************
Press any character to continue....
This screen will contain important .news alerts concerning
activities involving the PIN, the PESTICIDE MONITORING INVENTORY (PMI),
and the RESTRICTED USE PRODUCTS -(RUP) . For example EPA may send an
alert requesting special monitoring information for a specific chemical,
or a new Restricted Use Product may be announced. »
The first thing you will be asked to do in order to access the
system is enter your name as:
Last name:
First name:
Middle name or initial:
Type in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS. This is your 'password.' A mailbox
is also created for you at this time. You must enter your name the same
way each time that you access the PIN. When entering your name for the
first time, you will be asked to provide a mailing address. Please be
complete and accurate so that we will be able to mail you information
about the system. In the future, whenever you log on, the computer will
search the user file for your name, list the address that you provided
and ask you if it is correct.
If you are a new user and there is another person in the user file
with a name identical to yours, log off the system and redial to start
over. Log on again with a modified version of your name. For example,
if your name is Robert, try logging on with the name Bob.
After the log on procedure is completed, the PIN Main Menu will
scroll onto your screen.
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PESTICIDE INFORMATION NETWORK
+**************** Main Menu *****************
Instruction Manuals
Search the Chemical Index/View the
Chemical Classes
Search the PMI File
Search the RUP File
Use the Mailroom.
Send the System Operator a Message.
Exit the system.
f*******************************************+
Please enter a letter from A to G or X ( is not needed)
SEND THE SYSTEM OPERATOR A MESSAGE
OPTION
This option allows the user to send a message to the System
Operator. Any changes in address must be sent via this option.
USE THE MAILROOM
OPTION
Upon entering the Mailroom, the computer searches for your mailbox.
A message will appear above the mailroom menu if you have mail. The
Mailroom options provided in the Mailroom Menu are:
Read your Mail - allows 10 messages to be stored in the user's
personal mailbox.
Read public notices - contains information concerning the RUP and
PMI.
Send a letter (public or private) - using private, messages can be
sent to individual users in the system.
Delete messages - deletes mail in the user's personal mailbox.
Display users on the system - displays all PIN users by name and
association.
Exit to the PIN Maih Menu
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SEARCH THE CHEMICAL INDEX
OPTION
The CHEMICAL INDEX is a cross-referenced list of all the chemicals*
their synonyms, classes, and Cas Numbers contained in the PIN. The
Index also identifies in which file the chemical may be found. For
simplicity of use, each chemical in the PIN is identified by a
designated name, usually the ANSI name. When in doubt as to the correct
chemical name to use, or for a quick search to check if information on
a specific chemical is in the system, use the CHEMICAL INDEX. The Index
is completely menu driven, however there is also a brief Instruction
Manual that can be downloaded.
SEARCH THE RUP FILE
OPTION D.
The Restricted Use Products File (RUP) is a current listing of all
pesticide products that have been classified as Restricted Use
Pesticides under 40 CFR Part 152, Subpart I. The file contains the EPA
chemical code number, active ingredient name, EPA registration number
and product name, Product Manager number, criteria for classification,
formulations and uses restricted, and the EPA actions that lead tfo the
classification. The RUP File will be updated on the. first day of each
month. ;
The RUP Instruction Manual can be downloaded from the PIN Main
Menu.
SEARCH THE PMI FILE
OPTION
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* US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
* OFFICE OF PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
* PESTICIDE MONITORING INVENTORY
*
* The Pesticide Monitoring Inventory (PMI) is a compilation of
* monitoring projects being performed by Federal, State and local
* governments and private institutions. This file contains a short
* synopsis of each project, including chemicals, substrates and
* location. It will also list the name, address, and phone number
* of a person to contact to gain additional information on a
* specific project. The PMI is a free service offered by the Office
* of Pesticide Programs intended to provide a network by which all
* interested parties may communicate and share monitoring
* information with each other.
* ' .
*' If you have questions concerning the information in this file
* contact the project officer directly or User Support at *
* 703-557-7499. *
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Press any character to continue...
I. PRIMARY MENUS
Menu Number 1.
4*****************- PMI File Options Menu ****************
* A. Search the Pesticide Monitoring Inventory *
* X. Exit to the PIN Main Menu *
+*******************************************************+
Please enter a letter from A or X ( is not needed)
To retrieve information about monitoring projects from the PMI
database, you will construct a 'natural language1 sentence using the
menus that follow. You may construct up to a four search conditions,
however your search sentence may not exceed 255 characters in length.
(Usually most four condition search sentences do not exceed the length
limitation.) If you have difficulty deciding which words to select in
any of the menus, select the help option. You may return to a previous
menu and change your search sentence at any time by selecting the'1Exit
to previous menu1 option. As you practice with this system, you will
find that you can build very sophisticated, customized search statements
quickly and easily.
Menu Number 2.
******* selection Criteria *******
* A. Include
* B. Exclude
* C. Get Help with this menu
* X. Exit to the PMI Options
* Menu or Linking Conditions
Please enter a letter from A to C or X at the prompt below
The first menu offers you a choice of two verbs to begin your
sentence. The verbs allow you to INCLUDE or EXCLUDE monitoring
projects that meet the conditions which you will define using the menus
that follow.
For example, you may choose to EXCLUDE all projects located in MD
or INCLUDE all projects that contain the chemical name 'METHYL BROMIDE.1
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Menu Number 3.
+******** Major Categories *********
A. Chemical
B. CAS Number (include dashes)
C. Chemical Class
D. Chemical Category
E. Substrate
F. Substrate Breakdown
G. State (two letter abbrev.)
(Outside US-use whole name)
H. EPA Region
I. Country
J. Sponsoring Agency
K. Revision Date
L. Body of Water
M. Get help with this menu
X. Exit to the previous menu
4***********************************
Current inquiry :Include
Please enter a letter from A to K or X ( is not needed)
This menu allows you to choose a major category that you would like
to INCLUDE or EXCLUDE from your search. Notice that the search
sentence, below, each menu, following 'Current inquiry1, is being
constructed from your menu selections. To follow our previous example,
these nouns allow you to EXCLUDE STATE equal to MD or INCLUDE CHEMICAL
containing the string 'METHYL BROMIDE.'
NOTE: 'H. Sponsoring Agency1 is listed as the agency's formal name.
For example EPA is listed as US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, USDA
as US DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, NJ Dept. of Health as NEW JERSEY
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. (Notice there are no periods in US)
The Bulletin Board software contains a 40 character input limit.
Therefore if the Sponsoring Agency is greater than 40 characters you
must use STARTING IN to search this field.
Menu Number 4.
+******* search Conditions *******
A. Equal to
B. Not equal to
C. Starting in
D. Not starting in
E. Ending in
F. Not ending in
G. Containing
H. Not containing
I. Get help with this menu
X. Exit to the previous menu
4********************************+
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Current inquiry : Include chemical
Please enter a letter from A to I or X ( is not needed).
This menu allows you to choose a search condition that is specific
to your needs. You may search for complete words or parts of words,
depending upon the option you select. For example, if you wish to find
all projects with the exact chemical name METHYL BROMIDE, your search
sentence would be:
INCLUDE CHEMICAL EQUAL TO METHYL BROMIDE.
However, if you wish to see all projects with chemicals starting
in METHYL, your search sentence would be one of two:
INCLUDE CHEMICAL CONTAINING METHYL or
INCLUDE CHEMICAL STARTING IN METHYL
As you can see, there are many choices in this menu. With a little
creativity and practice, you will be able to construct a search sentence
that can be as broad or as specific as you wish. '
NOTE: EQUAL TO searches for an exact character for character match.
CONTAINING, STARTING IN, and ENDING IN, search for a string of
characters within a larger group of characters. One of these options
must be used if the chemical that you are searching for is longer that
40 characters.
It is recommended that in searching the fields 'Body of Water' and
'Sponsoring Agency', CONTAINING, or STARTING IN be used.
Menu Number 5.
+ *******************************************************************+
* Enter the condition, correctly spelled, at the prompt below. *
* *
* Type EXIT followed by an at the prompt below to go back *
* to the previous menu. *
+ *******************************************************************+
Current inquiry: Include chemical equal to
Final Condition:
After you select the search condition a space will be provided for
you to type in the object of your search. Notice the search sentence
being constructed beneath each menu. You need only to
"fill-in-the-blank". The word that you type cannot exceed 40
characters. Type in all capital letters and be certain that you spell
your word correctly. For example MD, METHYL BROMIDE or BROMIDE. After
you type in your word the completed sentence will look like one of
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these:
EXCLUDE STATE EQUAL TO MD
INCLUDE CHEMICAL EQUAL TO METHYL BROMIDE
INCLUDE CHEMICAL CONTAINING BROMIDE
These search sentences are the simplest ones that you can create; they
contain only one search condition.
Menu Number 6.
****** Linking Condition *******
* A. AND *
* B. OR *
* C. DONE *
* D. Get Help with this menu *
* X. Return to previous menu *
Current inquiry :
Please enter a letter from A to D or X ( is not needed)
Now that you have constructed one condition, you can choose to stop
here and have the computer find the projects that you have selected, or
you may add more conditions to your search sentence. This menu allows
you to use AND or OR to link two conditions together. If you select one
of these to continue your sentence, you will be returned to Menu Number
I, and you will proceed exactly the same way as you did for the fij
part of your sentence. You may link as many as four conditions toget!
as long as your sentence does not exceed 255 characters. Remember, from
any menu, you may return to the previous menu and change what you have
selected.
AND
AND is a linking word used to limit the scope of a search. For
example, if your sentence looks like this:
INCLUDE CHEMICAL EQUAL TO METHYL BROMIDE AND INCLUDE STATE EQUAL
TO MD
you will find only projects that meet both conditions.
OR
OR is a linking word used to expand the scope of a search. For
example, if.your sentence looks like this:
INCLUDE CHEMICAL EQUAL TO METHYL BROMIDE OR INCLUDE STATE EQUAL TO
MD
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you will find projects that meet either of the criteria stated.
NOTE: This language does not contain parenthesis, therefore it is
highly recommended that you not use both AND and OR in the same
sentence. Results of searches with combined linking words will be
unpredictable.
II. SECONDARY MENUS - CHOICES FROM MENU NUMBER 3.
A. CHEMICAL
Even though there are many names for the same chemical, the PMI
uses only one name. The name used is usually the ANSI name. If an ANSI
name was not available, the ISO name was used. If neither of these were
available, another synonym was selected, usually the shortest or most
common name. In some cases, several related chemicals have been grouped
under one chemical name. For example, if you search for projects
containing DDT, you will also find projects containing DDE, DDD and
various other metabolites of DDT.
Search the PMI Chemical Index, option from the Main Menu, can
be used to identify the PMI Chemical Name.
B. CAS NUMBER
This is the CAS Number (Chemical Abstract Number) that has been
assigned to the chemical. Include all dashes.
C. CHEMICAL CLASS
All chemicals in the PMI have been grouped into one of several
chemical classes, such as organochlorine, amide, carbamate. A list of
the Chemical Classes in the PMI can be found in the Chemical Index.
D. CHEMICAL CATEGORY
All chemicals in the PMI have also been grouped into one or more
chemical categories which reflect their use. A list of categories can
be found in Appendix A.
E. SUBSTRATE
Every project in the PMI has at least one substrate associated with
it. If you select this option, a menu will allow you to select one of
the following eleven substrates.
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+************** SUBSTRATE CATEGORY
* A. Air
* B. Water
* C. Food
* D. Epidemiology (Human)
* E. Biological Monitoring (Animal and Plant)
* F. Plant Tissue/Fluid (includes Feed, Fiber)
* G. Animal Tissue/Fluid
* H. Human Tissue/Fluid
* I. Soil
* J. Chemical
* K. Structural
* X. Exit to Previous Menu
+***********************************************+
Current inquiry:
Please enter a letter from A to K or X ( is not needed).
F. SUBSTRATE BREAKDOWN
Appendix B lists the various substrate breakdowns that are
available. These are generally used to narrow a search. Substrate
breakdowns can modify more than one substrate. You may search for
substrate breakdowns alone, but you run the risk of retrieving projects
that are of no interest to you.
For example, SURFACE can be associated with the substrate
STRUCTURAL and the substrate WATER. If you wish to find all projects
monitoring SURFACE WATER, your search sentence would look like this:
INCLUDE SUBSTRATE EQUAL TO WATER AND INCLUDE SUBSTRATE BREAKDOWT
EQUAL TO SURFACE.
If your search sentence looked like this:
INCLUDE SUBSTRATE BREAKDOWN EQUAL TO SURFACE
you would retrieve all projects associated with surface water and also
all projects associated with monitoring the surfaces of structures such
as buildings, machinery, furniture etc.
Subject breakdown is not a required entry for a PMI project with
the exception of projects monitoring WATER. Any project with WATER as
its substrate must contain at least one of the following substrate
breakdowns:
SURFACE
GROUND
PRECIPITATION
NON-AMBIENT
In this way, you may be certain that you are retrieving all ground
water projects or all surface water projects when you AND these
substrate breakdowns with the WATER substrate.
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G. STATE (two letter abbrev. Outside US - use whole name)
To retrieve all of the monitoring projects in a particular state,
use the two letter abbreviation for the state. The two letter state
abbreviations are listed in Appendix C. The PMI file contains some
non-US projects. If you are searching for a non-US state, use the
entire name of the state.
H. EPA REGION
The EPA Regions are entered as their two digit designations. For
example Region 1 as '01', Region 10 as '10' etc. Appendix C lists the
ten EPA Regions and their state abbreviations. National monitoring
projects, those conducted on a nationwide basis, can be found by
entering '00' and non-US projects by entering '99' for region.
I. COUNTRY
This field contains the country in which the monitoring project is
being conducted. The formal name for the country is used, for example
'Great Britian1 instead of 'England'.. This field is only used to define
non-US projects.
J. SPONSORING AGENCY
Sponsoring Agencies are listed by their formal name, with no'
abbreviations. To search for projects conducted by a particular
sponsoring agency (example USGS), construct your sentence as follows:.
INCLUDE SPONSORING AGENCY EQUAL TO US GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
This sentence will find all projects from the US Geological Survey.
By using STARTING IN or CONTAINING an agency can be sought without
knowing its exact formal name, or agency groups can be searched. For
example,
INCLUDE SPONSORING AGENCY STARTING IN US
locates all projects sponsored by federal agencies. Do not use EQUAL
TO in searching this field unless the whole exact agency name is known.
Use STARTING IN if the Sponsoring Agency is over 40 characters in
length.
K. REVISION DATE
This option allows you to search for projects before or after a
specific date. The revision date is the last date that the project was
updated or changed in the database. If you select this option the
following menus allow you to specify 'before1 or 'after' and type in the
date that you choose.
4******* search Conditions *******
* A. After *
* B; Before *
* C. Get help with this menu *
* X.. Exit to the previous menu *
4******** ************************+
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Current inquiry :Include revision date
Please enter a letter from A to C or X ( is not needed).
+**************************************************************+
* In the space provided type in the final condition of your *
* search. The date entered should conform to one of the *
following allowable, formats: *
1/1/88 *
01/01/86 *
1-02-87 *
*
If the date entered is an illegal date or does not correspond*
to the format described above then this search condition will*
be ignored. *
*
Type EXIT followed by an at the prompt below to go *
back to the previous menu. *
4**********************************'*****************************
Current inquiry : Include revision date after
Final Condition: 1/1/89
L. BODY OF WATER
This option allows you to search for a specific body of water,
example, the Sandusky River. If you use the search condition EQUAL
the body of water must be spelled correctly and be an exact match wit
the name in the PMI. Therefore, it is preferable to use STARTING IN,
ENDING IN or CONTAINING. For example,
INCLUDE BODY OF WATER CONTAINING LAKE MICHIGAN
will find projects listed with 'LAKE MICHIGAN', 'LAKE MICHIGAN, WI' and
'LAKE MICHIGAN, MI'. The common mistake of "Include body of water equal
to LAKE MICHIGAN" will only find projects with 'LAKE MICHIGAN', thus
missing other projects pertaining to this body of water.
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III. DOWN-LOADING PROJECTS
After completing your search sentence, you may select the amount
of information that you want to be down-loaded to your computer.
Menu Number 7.
************* RETRIEVING THE PROJECTS THAT YOU SELECTED *********
To reduce the number of lines transmitted you may select the *
exact information that you need by choosing various *
combinations of the groups listed below. *
4.-_---_-------.-------.____..«--__«...___.--__---.-.----_-_-^.*
Group 1: Project Name, Sponsoring Organization, EPA Region, *
Country, Project Officer's name, address, and *
telephone number, starting and ending date, date of *
the project's last update (Revision Date). *
Group 2: Location of monitoring site(s), methods references,
project references.
Group 3: Chemicals, CAS Numbers and substrates.
Group 4: Abstract, Project reference.
+ . +
A. Group 1 D. Groups 1 & 2 X. Exit to
B. Groups 1, & 4 E. Groups 1, 2 & 3 the Main
C. Groups 1, 3, & 4 F. Groups 1, 2, 3 & 4 Menu
*****************************************************************
Please type a letter from A to F or X indicating the information that
should be included in the file ( is not required).
Please wait a few minutes while the database is accessed.
Once the database has been searched, a message will appear stating
the number of projects and total number of lines in the report. You are
then asked if you would like to download this information.
Do you with to download these records (Y/N - is not needed)?
Menu Number 8.
********** Downloading Options ********
* A. Download *
* B. Get help with this menu *
* C. Return to the Search Menu *
* X. Exit the System *
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Please enter a letter from A to C or X ( is not needed)
If the download option is chosen you will see this message:
Press any key to begin transfer
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At this time you may set up your computer to capture the
information you selected. Consult your communications software man
to find out how to download and capture files. (The protocol that
used is the NONE protocol. it does not verify the data that is
transmitted; however, verification is not as essential when capturing
words as it is when capturing numbers.)
IV. EXITING THE SYSTEM
The Downloading Options Menu (Menu Number VI) will reappear after
your information has been downloaded. You nay download this same
information again, perform another search, or exit the system.
Upon exiting the system, the following menu will appear:
* *
Thank you for using the Pesticide Information Network. We hope *
that you found it useful. Please share your expertise in *
pesticide monitoring by adding your projects to the Pesticide *
Monitoring Inventory file. " *
t *
If you have any questions, problems or suggestions you may contact*
* any of the User Support Staff. . *
* *
* Constance A. Hoheisel '*
* Leslie Davies-Hilliard *
*
* US Environmental Protection Agency
* Office of Pesticide Programs (H7507C)
* 401 M Street, SW
* Washington, DC 20460
* 703-557-7499
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APPENDIX A - CHEMICAL CATEGORIES
Biocide
Bioregulator
Fumigant
Fungicide
Herbicide
Industrial Chemical
Insecticide
Nonpesticidal Parameters *
Rodenticide
Termiticide
* This category contains water quality parameters etc., it does not
contain chemicals or chemical classes.
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APPENDIX B - SUBSTRATE BREAKDOWN
ACUTE TOXICITY
ADIPOSE
ADULT
AGRICULTURAL
ALLERGY
AMBIENT
AQUATIC VEGETATION
AQUIFER
AUTOMATED
BERRIES
BIRDS
BLOOD
BOTTOM MATERIAL
BRAIN
BRASICA/COLE CROPS
BULB CROPS
CADAVER
CAPCINOGENESIS
CENSUS
CITRUS
CLAY
COHORT
CONTAMINANTS
CORE
CORN
COTTON
CROPS
CRUSTACEAN
CUCURBITS
DAIRY PRODUCTS
DISLODGEABLE RESIDUE
DRINKING
DUCKS
EDIBLE AQUATIC SPECIES
EGGS
EQUIPMENT
ESTUARY/BAY
EXTERIOR
FEED INGREDIENTS
FISH
FLOWERS/INFLORESCENCE
FOLIAGE
FORMULATION
FRUIT _
GLOVES
GONADS
GRAB SAMPLES
GRAINS
GROUND
HAND RINSE
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APPENDIX B - SUBSTRATE BREAKDOWN
HARVESTERS
HEART
HEPATOPANCREAS
HIGH VOLUME
INDOOR
INDUSTRIAL
INTERIOR
INVERTEBRATES (MACRO/MICRO)
IRRIGATION
JUVENILE
KIDNEY
LABEL CONTENTS
LAKE/RESERVOIR
LAWN/TURF
LEAFY VEGETABLES
LEAVES/FOLIAGE
LEGUMES
LIPID
LIVER
MAMMAL
MARSH
MEAT
MILK
MINERAL
MOLLUSK
MORBIDITY
MORTALITY
MUSCLE
NON-AGRICULTURAL
NON-AMBIENT
NON-TARGET
NUTS
OCCUPATIONAL
OCEAN/SEA
ONCOGENESIS
ORGANIC
ORGANS
OVARIES
PARALYSIS
PERCHED
PERSONAL
POME
POTABLE
POULTRY/EGGS
PRECIPITATION
^PRODUCTIVE
RESIDUES
RESPIRATORY
ROOT/TUBER
RUNOFF
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APPENDIX B - SUBSTRATE BREAKDOWN
SAND
SEDIMENT
SEEDS
SHELL DISPOSITION
SHELL FISH
SILT
SKIN
SOYBEAN
SPRING
STEM/TILLER
STOLONS/RHIZOMES
STOMACH CONTENTS
STONE FRUIT
STREAM
SURFACE
TAP
TESTES
THYROID
TOBACCO
TOMATOES/VEGETABLE FRUIT
TREATMENT PLANT
UNDISTURBED
URBAN
URINE
USE/USAGE
VEGETABLES
WATERSHED
WELL
WILDLIFE
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APPENDIX C - STATE AND REGION ABBREVIATIONS
FOREIGN 99
NATIONAL 00 .
(Projects conducted on a nationwide basis)
REGION 01
CONNECTICUT CT
MASSACHUSETTS MA
MAINE ME
NEW HAMPSHIRE NH
RHODE ISLAND RI
VERMONT VT
REGION 02
NEW YORK
NEW JERSEY
PUERTO RICO
VIRGIN ISLANDS
REGION 03
DELAWARE
DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
MARYLAND
PENNSYLVANIA
VIRGINIA
WEST VIRGINIA
NY
NJ
PR
VI
DE
DC
MD
PA
VA
WV
REGION 04
ALABAMA AL
FLORIDA FL
GEORGIA GA
KENTUCKY KY
MISSISSIPPI MS
NORTH CAROLINA NC
SOUTH CAROLINA SC
TENNESSEE TN
REGION 05
ILLINOIS IL
INDIANA IN
MICHIGAN MI
MINNESOTA MN
OHIO OH
WISCONSIN WI
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APPENDIX C - STATE AND REGION ABBREVIATIONS
REGION 06
ARKANSAS AR
LOUISIANA LA
NEW MEXICO NM
OKLAHOMA OK
TEXAS TX
REGION 07
IOWA IA
KANSAS KS
MISSOURI MO
NEBRASKA NE
REGION 08
COLORADO CO
MONTANA MT
NORTH DAKOTA ND
SOUTH DAKOTA SD
UTAH UT
WYOMING WY
REGION 09
ARIZONA AZ
CALIFORNIA CA
HAWAII HI
NEVADA NV
AMERICAN SAMOA AS
GUAM GU
REGION 10
ALASKA AK
IDAHO ID
OREGON OR
WASHINGTON WA
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APPENDIX D - PMI PROJECT FORM
PESTICIDE MONITORING INVENTORY
New Project Form
Return to:
Leslie Davies-Hilliard
OPP/EFED/EFGWB/ (H7507C)
Environmental Protection Agency
401 M. St. S.w.
Washington, B.C. 20460
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PROJECT/PROJECT OFFICER IDENTIFICATION
PROJECT CODE NUMBER - assigned to each project by PMI staff.
PROJECT NAME - The name of the project.
SPONSORING ORGANIZATION - The organization or organizations responsible
for funding and performing the project.
EPA REGION - only one nay be entered. 00 is entered for national
projects.
PROJECT OFFICER INFORMATION - As many projects officers as you wish may
be entered. However an address and phone number must be supplied with
each project officer. . V
OFFICER 1 OFFICER 2 OFFICER 3 ;
NAME
TITLE
AGENCY
ADDRESS
CITY
STATE
ZIP CODE
TELEPHONE
FTS OR
ADDITIONAL TELEPHONE NUMBER
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PROJECT LOCATION
PROJECT START DATE - The date the project began. Enter one only.
MM/DD/YY
PROJECT COMPLETION DATE - The date the project ended or is scheduled to
end. Enter one only. MM/DD/YY
ONGOING (Y/N) - Enter Y if your project has no projected end.
MONITORING LOCATION - Any number may be entered. Each location must
have a State entry. LAT/LONG, CITY, COUNTY are optional.
LAT/LONG
CITY
COUNTY
STATE
BODY OF WATER - Any number may be entered.
SAMPLING FREQUENCY - Select one. If your sampling pattern is not shown,
write it in the "other" blank.
1. Continually 4. Monthly 7. Intermittently (as needed)
2 Hourly 5. Quarterly 8. Single
3. Daily 6. Annually 9. Other
STANDARD METHOD REFERENCES FOR FIELD SAMPLING AND LABORATORY METHODS.
Any number may be entered.
(QA/QC) FIELD (y/n) (QA/QC) LAB ANALYSIS (y/n)
USE/USAGE DATA COLLECTED (y/n)
WHERE/HOW IS DATA STORED? Computerized or Hard-copy files? If your
data is computerized what software/hardware do you use. Is the
information private or publicly available?
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REFERENCES - If your project has been published, provide a reference
CHEMICALS
Any number of chemicals may be entered. Please try to be specific.
"All pesticides" does not provide enough information to search on. if
your project is so general that you cannot enter specific chemicals
please provide specific groups of chemicals when entering information
in the CHEMICAL CLASS and CHEMICAL CATEGORY. If your project does not
monitor any chemicals enter NONE and go on to the next page.
CHEMICAL NAME(S): (Attach a separate sheet if more room is needed.)
CHEMICAL CLASS (ie organochlorine, organophosphate, triazine etc.) - Any
number may be entered.
CHEMICAL CATEGORY - Any that apply may be entered.
following
list:
Choose from the
BIOCIDE
BI©REGULATOR
FUMIGANT
FUNGICIDE
HERBICIDE
INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL
INSECTICIDE
NONPESTICIDAL PARAMETERS
RODENTICIDE
TERMITICIDE
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SUBSTRATES
All projects must have at least one substrate category but may
have as many as are applicable. The substrate breakdowns are a further
description of what is being monitored. Any number may be entered. A
substrate breakdown is required when the category field is WATER. For
all other categories it is optional.
CATEGORY
AIR
WATER
SOIL
BIOLOGICAL MONITORING (ANIMAL AND PLANT)
EPIDEMIOLOGY (HUMAN)
HUMAN TISSUE/FLUID
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
PLANT TISSUE/FLUID (INCLUDES FEED AND FIBER)
FOOD (HUMAN ONLY)
CHEMICAL
STRUCTURAL
SUBSTRATE BREAKDOWN (See attached list for selections) .
If WATER was chosen as the substrate category you must choose one of the
following substrate breakdowns:
GROUND
SURFACE
PRECIPITATION
NON-AMBIENT
In addition GROUND water may have one or more of the following:
WELL
SPRING
AQUIFER
PERCHED
SURFACE water may have one or more of the following:
STREAM (includes stream, river, brook, creek, run,
canal, watershed, basin)
LAKE (includes lake, pond, reservoir)
OCEAN/SEA (includes ocean, sea, gulf)
ESTUARY/BAY
MARSH
NON-AMBIENT water may have one or more of the following:
TREATMENT PLANT
POTABLE
TAP
DRINKING
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PROJECT ABSTRACT
Provide a short synopsis of your project. Include goals and
objectives, successes, failures, suggestions for others who would like
to start a similar project.
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PESTICIDE MONITORING INVENTORY SUBSTRATE BREAKDOWN
024 ACUTE TOXICITY
060 ADIPOSE
101 ADULT
014 AGRICULTURAL
021 ALLERGY
001 AMBIENT
129 AQUATIC VEGETATION
108 AQUIFER
120 AUTOMATED
084 BERRIES
114 BIRDS
058 BLOOD
041 BOTTOM MATERIAL
063 BRAIN
073 BRASICA/COLE CROPS
044 BULB CROPS
119 CADAVER
023 CARCINOGENESIS
019 CENSUS
083 CITRUS
013 CLAY
124 COHORT
092 CONTAMINANTS
Oil CORE
043 CORN
010 COTTON
096 CROPS
033 CRUSTACEAN
078 CUCURBITS
071 DAIRY PRODUCTS
103 DISLODGEABLE RESIDUE
009 DRINKING
113 DUCKS
077 EDIBLE AQUATIC SPECIES
128 EGGS
047 EQUIPMENT
007 ESTUARY/BAY
049 EXTERIOR
091 FEED INGREDIENTS
032 FISH
056 FLOWERS/INFLORESCENCE
090 FOLIAGE
075 FORMULATION
01f FRUIT
098 GLOVES
067 GONADS
002 GRAB SAMPLES
046 GRAINS
003 GROUND
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PESTICIDE MONITORING INVENTORY SUBSTRATE BREAKDOWN
099 HAND RINSE
100 HARVESTERS
064 HEART
054 HEPATOPANCREAS
117 HIGH VOLUME
087 INDOOR
088 INDUSTRIAL
048 INTERIOR
110 INVERTEBRATES (MACRO/MICRO)
102 JUVENILE
062 KIDNEY
076 LABEL CONTENTS
006 LAKE/RESERVOIR
116 LAWN/TURF
072 LEAFY VEGETABLES (LETTUCE ETC.)
052 LEAVES/FOLIAGE
074 LEGUMES
126 LIPID
061 LIVER
030 MAMMAL
051 MARSH
038 MEAT
039 MILK
016 MINERAL
034 MOLLUSK
026 MORBIDITY
025 MORTALITY
065 MUSCLE
104 NON-AGRICULTURAL
031 NON-AMBIENT
097 NON-TARGET PLANTS
085 NUTS
089 OCCUPATIONAL
050 OCEAN/SEA
022 ONCOGENESIS
017 ORGANIC
094 ORGANS
068 OVARIES
027 PARALYSIS
112 PERCHED
086 PERSONAL
081 POME
109 POTABLE
079 POULTRY/EGGS
125 PRECIPITATION
029 REPRODUCTIVE
105 RESIDUES
020 RESPIRATORY
042 ROOT/TUBER
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PESTICIDE MONITORING INVENTORY SUBSTRATE BREAKDOWN
122 RUNOFF
012 SAND
070 SEDIMENT
053 SEEDS
028 SHELL DISPOSITION
115 SHELL FISH
004 SILT
066 SKIN
045 SOYBEAN
106 SPRING
055 STEM/TILLER
057 STOLONS/RHIZOMES
093 STOMACH CONTENTS
082 STONE FRUIT
005 STREAM
037 SURFACE
123 TAP
069 TESTES
111 THYROID
040 TOBACCO
080 TOMATOES AND VEGETABLE FRUITS
107 TREATMENT PLANT
015 UNDISTURBED
018 URBAN
059 URINE
095 USE/USAGE
036 VEGETABLES
121 WATERSHED
008 WELL
118 WILDLIFE
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PESTICIDE MONITORING INVENTORY SUBSTRATE BREAKDOWN
122 RUNOFF
012 SAND
070 SEDIMENT
053 SEEDS
028 SHELL DISPOSITION
115 SHELL FISH
004 SILT
066 SKIN
045 SOYBEAN
106 SPRING
055 STEM/TILLER
057 STOLONS/RHIZOMES
093 STOMACH CONTENTS
082 STONE FRUIT
005 STREAM
037 SURFACE
123 TAP
069 TESTES
111 THYROID
040 TOBACCO
080 TOMATOES AND VEGETABLE FRUITS
107 TREATMENT PLANT
015 UNDISTURBED
018 URBAN
059 URINE
095 USE/USAGE
036 VEGETABLES
121 WATERSHED
008 WELL
118 WILDLIFE
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Section III
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RESTRICTED USE PRODUCTS FILE
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
(Version 11-89)
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* US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY *
* OFFICE OF PESTICIDE PROGRAMS *
WELCOME TO
THE PESTICIDE INFORMATION NETWORK
The Pesticide Information Network (PIN) is a collection of files each
containing up-to-date pesticide information. Currently, PIN has three
files. We hope to add more types of information in the future. If
you have any comments or suggestions, please let us know.
FILES:
THE PESTICIDE MONITORING INVENTORY (PMI): A compilation of pesticide
monitoring projects performed by Federal, S'tate and local governments
and private institutions.
THE RESTRICTED USE PRODUCTS FILE (RUP): A list of restricted
pesticides, associated products and the reasons for restriction.
THE CHEMICAL INDEX: A cross referenced list of all chemical names,
synonyms and CAS numbers contained in the above two files.
***************************************************************************
press any character to continue....
The Pesticide Information Network (PIN) is operational 24 hours per
day, 7 days a week. User support is available from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM EST,
Monday through Friday. Messages during non-business hours can be left at
703-557-7499. The User Support Staff is as follows:
Constance A. Hoheisel 703-557-7455
Leslie Davies-Hilliard 703-557-7499
Computer Settings
PHONE: 703-557-1919
BAUD RATE: 1200
DATABITS: 7
STOP: 1
PARITY: EVEN
DUPLEX FULL
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A*******************************************************************,
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
OFFICE OF PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
NEWS!! NEWS!! NEWS!! NEWS!! NEWS!! NEWS!! NEWS!! NEWS!!
PROBLEMS OR SUGGESTIONS? «> CALL USER SUPPORT 703-557-7499
Watch this screen for other news alerts and items of interest.
**********************************************************************
Press any character to continue....
This screen will contain important news alerts concerning
activities involving the PIN, the PESTICIDE MONITORING INVENTORY (PMI),
and the RESTRICTED USE PRODUCTS (RUP) . For example EPA may send an
alert requesting special monitoring information for a specific chemical,
or a new Restricted Use Product may be announced. ,
The first thing you will be asked to do in order to access the
system is enter your name as:
Last name:
First name:
Middle name or initial:
Type in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS. This is your password.' A mailbox
is also created for you at this time. You must enter your name the same
way each time that you access the PIN. When entering your name for the
first time, you will be asked to provide a mailing address. Please be
complete and accurate so that we will be able to mail you information
about the system. In the future, whenever you log on, the computer will
search the user file for your name, list the address that you provided
and ask you if it is correct.
If you are a new user and there is another person in the user file
with a name identical to yours, log off the system and redial to start
over. Log on again with a modified version of your name. For example,
if your name is Robert, try logging on with the name Bob.
After the log on procedure is completed, the PIN Main Menu will
scroll onto your screen.
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PESTICIDE INFORMATION NETWORK
***************** Main Menu *****************
Instruction Manuals
Search the Chemical Index/View the
Chemical Classes
Search the PMI File
Search the RUP File
Use the Mailroom.
Send the System Operator a Message.
Exit the system.
+ ****************************************** * +
Please enter a letter from A to G or X ( is not needed)
SEND THE SYSTEM OPERATOR A MESSAGE
OPTION
This option allows the user to send a message to the System
Operator. Any changes in address must be sent via this option.
USE THE MAILROOM
OPTION
Upon entering the Mailroom, the computer searches for your mailbox.
A message will appear above the mail room menu if you have mail. The
Mailroom options provided in the Mailroom Menu are:
Read your Mail - allows 10 messages to be stored in the user's
personal mailbox.
Read public notices - contains information concerning the RUP and
PMI.
Send a letter (public or private) - using private, messages can be
sent to individual users in the system.
Delete messages - deletes mail in the user's personal mailbox.
Display users on the system - displays all PIN users by name and
association.
Exit to the PIN Main Menu
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SEARCH THE CHEMICAL INDEX
OPTION
The CHEMICAL INDEX is a cross-referenced list of all the chemicals,
their synonyms, classes, and Cas Numbers contained in the PIN. The
Index also identifies in which file the chemical may be found. For
simplicity of use, each chemical in the PIN is identified by a
designated name, usually the ANSI name. When in doubt as to the correct
chemical name to use, or for a quick search to check if information on
a specific chemical is in the system, use the CHEMICAL INDEX. The Index
is completely menu driven, however there is also a brief Instruction
Manual that can be downloaded.
SEARCH THE RUP FILE
OPTION D.
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
OFFICE OF PESTICIDE PROGRAMS
THE PESTICIDE INFORMATION NETWORK
RESTRICTED USE PRODUCTS FILE
The Restricted Use Products File (RUP) is a current listing of all
pesticide products that have been classified as Restricted Use
Pesticides under 40 CFR Part 152, Subpart I. The file contains
the EPA chemical code number, active ingredient name, EPA
registration number and product name, Product Manager number,
criteria for classification, formulations and uses restricted, a
the EPA actions that lead to classification.
The RUP file will be updated on the 1st of each month.
If you have questions concerning any of the information in the RUP
file contact: Mark Dow, Registration Support Branch, 703-557-4354
* For system problems/questions call User Support at 703-557-7499
**********************************************************************
Press any character to continue...
You have now entered the RESTRICTED USE PRODUCTS FILE. Information
searches will be menu driven. The following menu options will be the
next to appear on your screen.
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I. PRIMARY MENUS
Menu Number I
******************** RUP Options Menu *******************
A. Search the Restricted Use Products File
B. Download the entire Restricted Use Products File
C. Download the list of Product Managers
(Revision 8/89)
X. Exit to the PIN Main Menu
********************************************************+
Please enter a letter from A to C or X ( is not needed)
DOWNLOAD THE ENTIRE RESTRICTED USE PRODUCTS FILE
OPTION B.
The entire RUP file can be downloaded with this option. The RUP
is a large file and requires approximately 40 minutes to download. The
RUP user need only to download the file once and update it quarterly,
replacing the outdated information with the updated copy.
To download the RUP file, turn the capture mode "on" in your
communications software and capture to a disk. If you are capturing the
file to a floppy, the disk must have 360 K of space available.
DOWNLOAD THE LIST OF PRODUCT MANAGERS
OPTION C.
The PRODUCT MANAGERS LIST contains the name, address and phone
number of the Project Manager (PM) that is assigned to a particular
product. Each PM is identified by this number. In the PRODUCT MANAGERS
LIST this number is given in the field 'Product Manager Number'. In the
RUP, the number is located in the field 'PM'.
SEARCH THE RESTRICTED USE PRODUCTS FILE
OPTION A.
This option allows the user to search the RUP file using various
criteria. It can be a quick on-line check for information or downloaded
to a disk to produce a hardcopy.
To retrieve information in the RESTRICTED USE PRODUCTS FILE, you
will construct a 'natural language' sentence using the menus that
follow. You may construct up to four search conditions, however your
s"a*-ch question may not exceed 255 characters in length. (Usually most
four condition search sentences do not exceed the length limitation.)
If you have difficulty deciding which words to select in any of the
menus, select the help option. You may return to a previous menu and
change your search sentence at any time by selecting the 'Exit to
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previous menu' option.
Menu Number II
****** selection Criteria ********
* A. Include *
* B. Exclude *
* c. Get Help with this menu *
* X. Exit to the Previous Menu *
Please enter a letter from A to C or X ( is not needed)
The first menu offers you a choice of two verbs to begin your
sentence. The verbs allow you to INCLUDE or EXCLUDE records which meet
the conditions you will define using the menus that follow. For
example, you may choose to EXCLUDE all records with the Revision Date
before 1/1/89 or INCLUDE all records that contain the chemical name
'METHYL BROMIDE.'
Menu Number III
********* Major Categories *********
A. EPA Code
B. Chemical Name
C. CAS Number (include dashes)
D. Revision Date
E. EPA Registration Number
F. Get help with this menu
X. Exit to the previous menu
************************************
Current inquiry :Include
Please enter a letter from A to K or X ( is not needed)
This menu allows you to choose a major category that you would like
to INCLUDE or EXCLUDE from your search. To follow our previous example,
these nouns allow you to EXCLUDE Revision Date before '1/1/89' or
INCLUDE Chemical Name equal to 'METHYL BROMIDE1. Note the search string
below each menu that is being constructed from your menu selections.
NOTE: The Bulletin Board software only allows you to enter 40
characters. Therefore it is important when selecting the CHEMICAL NAME
category that you choose your search condition with this in mind.
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II. SECONDARY MENUS
D. REVISION DATE - from PRIMARY MENU, Menu Number III
This option allows you to search for information before or after
a specific date. The revision date is the last date that the record was
updated or changed in the database. If this option is selected, the
following menus allow you to specify 'before1 or 'after1 and type in the
date that you chose.
Menu Number 1
******** search Conditions *******
* A. After *
* B. Before *
* C. Get help with this menu *
* X. Exit to the previous menu *
+********************************+
Current inquiry :Exclude revision date
Please enter a letter from A to C or X ( is not needed).
»
Menu Number 2
+**************************************************************+
In the space provided type in the final condition of your *
search. The date entered should conform to one of the *
following allowable formats: *
1/88 *
01/01/86 *
1-02-87 *
*
If the date entered is an illegal date or does not correspond*
to the format described above then this search condition will*
be ignored. *
*
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Current inquiry : Exclude revision date before
Final Condition : 1/1/89
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I. PRIMARY MENUS - cont.
Menu Number IV
******** search Conditions *******
* A. Equal to
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* C. Starting in
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* E. Ending in
* F. Not ending in
* G. Containing
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* I. Get help with this menu
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Current inquiry :Include Chemical Name
Please enter a letter from A to I or X ( is not needed)
This menu allows you to choose a relation/search condition that is
specific to your needs. You may search for complete words/numbers or
parts of words/numbers, depending upon the option you select. ' For
example, if you wish to find all records with the exact chemical name
of METHYL BROMIDE, your search sentence would be:
INCLUDE CHEMICAL EQUAL TO METHYL BROMIDE.
NOTE: EQUAL TO searches for an exact character for character match.
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within a larger group of characters.
INCLUDE CHEMICAL CONTAINING METHYL
This search string will find the records for any chemical
containing 'methyl', such as METHYL PARATHION and AZINPHOS-METHYL.
INCLUDE CHEMICAL ENDING IN METHYL
Using the previous example, only the record for AZINPHOS-METHYL
would be found.
As you can see, there are many choices in this menu. With a little
creativity and practice, you will be able to construct a search sentence
that can be as broad or as specific as you wish.
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Menu Number V
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* *
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Current inquiry :Include Chemical equal to
Final Condition: METHYL BROMIDE
Once you select the search condition a space will be provided for
you to type in the object of your search. This is illustrated in the
above menu, Menu Number V. The word that you type cannot exceed 40
characters. Type in all capital letters and be certain that you spell
the word correctly.
NOTE: The search sentence being constructed appears below each menu in
'Current inquiry:'. At this prompt you only need to "fill-in-the-blank".
This entry must be correctly spelled. Use the backspace key if
necessary.
After you type in your word, the completed sentence will look like
one of these:
EXCLUDE REVISION DATE BEFORE 1/1/89
INCLUDE CHEMICAL EQUAL TO METHYL BROMIDE
INCLUDE EPA REGISTRATION NUMBER ENDING IN 248
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they contain only one search condition.
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****** Linking Condition *******
* A. OR *
* B. DONE *
*' C. Get Help with this menu *
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Please enter a letter from A to D or X ( is not needed)
Now that you have constructed one condition, you can choose to
stop here and have the computer find the information you have selected,
or you may add more conditions to your search sentence. This menu
allows you to use OR to link two conditions together. If you elect to
continue your sentence, you will be returned to Menu Number I and you
will proceed exactly the same way as you did for the first part of your
sentence. You may link as many as four conditions together as long as
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your sentence does not exceed 255 characters. Remember, from any menu
you may return to the previous menu and change what you have selected
OR
OR is a linking word used to expand the scope of a search.
Depending on your search sentence OR will allow you to search for two
or more records or groups of records. For example,
INCLUDE CHEMICAL EQUAL TO METHYL BROMIDE OR INCLUDE CHEMICAL EQUAL
TO METHYL PARATHION
This search sentence will bring up both of those records or either
of these records should one not exist.
INCLUDE EPA REGISTRATION NUMBER ENDING IN 248 OR INCLUDE EPA
REGISTRATION NUMBER ENDING IN 42
This search sentence will bring up both records or groups of
records that meet this criteria. However the record groups will be
mixed in order, not divided into one set of '248' then another set of
'42'.
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of information that will be down-loaded to your computer.
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+*********** RETRIEVING THE INFORMATION THAT YOU SELECTED ************
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the number of records and total number of lines in the report. You are
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strike any key to proceed downloading. At this time you may capture the
information you selected. Consult the manual that came with* your
software to find out how to download and capture files. (The protocol
that is used is the NONE protocol. This protocol does not verify the
data that is transmitted; however, verification is not as essential when
capturing words as it is when capturing numbers.)
Press any key to begin the transfer...
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IV. EXITING THE SYSTEM
The Downloading Options Menu (Menu Number VI) will reappear artez
your information has been downloaded. You may download this sane
information again, perform another search, or exit the system.
Upon exiting the system, the following menu will appear:
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Section IV
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Examples of Reports
from
Pesticide Monitoring Inventory Pile
Restricted Use Products Pile
Product Managers Pile
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SEARCH PATTERN
CURRENT DATE.
PROJECT NAME
PROJECT CODE NUMBER
SPONSORING ORGANIZATION
EPA REGION
PROJECT OFFICER 1
TITLE
ADDRESS
CITY, STATE, ZIP
PHONE NUMBER
FTS PHONE NUMBER
REVISION DATE
STARTING DATE
ENDING DATE
ONGOING PROJECT
MONITORING STATE 1
BODY OF WATER
SAMPLING FREQUENCY
QA/QC (FIELD SAMPLING)
QA/QC (LAB ANALYSIS)
STANDARD METHOD REF.
USE/USAGE DATA COLLECTED
DATA STORAGE MEDIA
REFERENCES
CHEMICALS AND SUBSTRATES
WITH CHEMICAL EQUAL TO ETU
06/18/90
RESIDUES OF PULP MILL SLIMICIDES IN THE VICINITY
OF WOOD PROCESSING PLANTS
334
WELLINGTON ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS, ONTARIO
RESEARCH AND PRODUCTIVITY COUNCIL OF NEW
BRUNSWICK
99, CANADA
GARY JULIEN
CONTAMINANTS & ASSESSMENTS BRANCH, C4P
ATLANTIC REGION
45 ALDERNEY DR,.QUEEN SQUARE, 5TH FLOOR
DARTMOUTH, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA B2Y 2N6
902-426-6141
11/01/89
N
CITY:
COUNTY:
ETU CAS 1:96-45-7
WATER
BIS(TRICHLOROMETHYL) SULPHONE CAS #:
WATER
SUBSTRATE BREAKDOWN
STREAM
SURFACE
SEDIMENT
RESIDUES
RUNOFF
PROJECT SUMMARY :
This project was undertaken to determine the extent of environmental
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contamination by residues of parent compounds or metabolites of
bis(trichloromethyl) sulphone and ethylene thiourea (ETU). These
chemicals are two of the most extensively used pulp mill slimicide
products in the region.
Dithiocarbamate compounds, whose major metabolite is ETU comprise
over 50% of the slimicide active ingredient in use, with the other
products containing the bis(trichloromethyl) sulphones. At two plants
where these products are used, water and sediment were collected at
various distances from outfalls, up to a distance of two kilometers
from the plants. No confirmed bis(trichloromethyl) sulfone residues
were found in the samples. ETU was detected in approximately 10% of
the sediment and 25% of the water samples obtained in the area of
the plant using this product. Detectable ETU sediment concentrations
ranged from 5-18 ug/Xg, while detectable water concentrations were all
near the analytical detection limit of 5.0 ug/1. These concentrations
do not constitute an environmental threat in themselves, but may act
in concert with other pollutants to degrade the environment.
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PROJECT NAME
PROJECT CODE NUMBER
SPONSORING ORGANIZATION
EPA REGION
PROJECT OFFICER 1
TITLE
ADDRESS
CITY, STATE, ZIP
PHONE NUMBER
FTS PHONE NUMBER
REVISION DATE
STARTING DATE
ENDING DATE
ONGOING PROJECT
MONITORING STATE
.MONITORING STATE
MONITORING STATE
MONITORING STATE
MONITORING STATE
MONITORING STATE
MONITORING STATE
MONITORING STATE
MONITORING STATE
MONITORING STATE
MONITORING STATE
MONITORING STATE
MONITORING STATE
MONITORING STATE
i
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Q
PRIORITY POLLUTANT MONITORING-HAWAII
126
HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
US ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
09,
EUGENE AKAZAWA
SUPERVISOR
CONTROL SECTION II
HAWAII DEPT. OF HEALTH
P.O. BOX 3378
HONOLULU, HI, 96801-9984
808-548-6355
10/19/87
10/01/86
09/30/87
N '
HI CITY: COUNTY: OAHU
HI CITY: COUNTY: OAHU
HI CITY: COUNTY: OAHU
HI CITY: COUNTY: OAHU
HI CITY: PEARL HARBOR COUNTY: OAHU
HI CITY: PEARL HARBOR COUNTY: OAHU
HI CITY: HILO COUNTY: HAWAII
HI CITY: HILO COUNTY: HAWAII
HI CITY: HILO COUNTY: HAWAII
10 : HI CITY: HILO COUNTY: HAWAII
11 : HI CITY: COUNTY: OAHU
12 : HI CITY: COUNTY: OAHU
13 : HI CITY: COUNTY: OAHU
14 : HI CITY: COUNTY: OAHU
BODY OF WATER
SAMPLING FREQUENCY
QA/QC (FIELD SAMPLING)
QA/QC (LAB ANALYSIS)
STANDARD METHOD REF.
USE/USAGE DATA COLLECTED
DATA STORAGE MEDIA
REFERENCES
CHEMICALS AND SUBSTRATES
KAHANA BAY
KANEOHE BAY
WEST LOCH, PEARL HARBOR
WAIAKEA MILL POND
HILO BAY
ALA WAI CANAL
KEEHI LAGOON
INTERMITTENLY
Y
STORET
ZINC CAS #:7440-66-6
WATER
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ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
FOOD
SILVER CAS #: 7-740-22-4
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
SODIUM CAS #:
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
ALUMINUM CAS 1:7429-90-5
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
MOLYBDENUM CAS * :
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
VANADIUM CAS #:
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
DIBROMOMETHANE CAS #:106-93-4
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
CHLORINE CAS f:7782-50-5
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
HYPOCHLORITE ION CAS #:
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
CHLORINE DIOXIDE CAS 1:10049-04-4
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
CHLORIDE CAS f:
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
CHLORAMINE CAS f:
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
AMMONIA CAS 1:7664-41-7
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
CHLOROFORM CAS f:67-66-3
WATER
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FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
DIBROMOCHLOROMETHANE CAS #:124-48-l
' WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
BROMOCHLOROMETHANE CAS #:75-27-4
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
BROMOFORM CAS #:75-25-2
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
CHLOROPHENOL CAS f:
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
CHLOROPICRIN CAS #:76-06-2
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
2,4-DINITROTOLUNE CAS #:
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
1,3-DICHLOROPROPANE CAS #:78-87=5
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
BROMOBENZENE CAS #:
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
1,2,3-TRICHLOROPROPANE CAS #:
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
1,1,2,2-TETRACHLOROETHANE CAS 1:79-34-5
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
CHLOROETHANE CAS f:
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
2,2-DICHLOROPROPANE CAS f:
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
CHLOROTOLUENE CAS *:
WATER
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CAS #:87-68-3
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
HEXACHLOROBENZENE CAS #:118-74-1
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
HEXACHLOROETHANE CAS 1:309-00-2
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
HEXACHLOROBUTADIENE
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
1,1-DICHLOROPROPENE CAS #:
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
2,4,5-T CAS 1:67485-29-4
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
ISOPHORONE CAS #:78-59-1
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
ETU CAS #:96-45-7
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
BORON CAS I:
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
STRONTIUM CAS f:
WATER
FOOD
ANIMAL TISSUE/FLUID
SUBSTRATE BREAKDOWN
AMBIENT
BOTTOM MATERIAL
SURFACE
ESTUARY/BAY
GRAB SAMPLES
FISH
MOLLUSK
EDIBLE AQUATIC SPE
SEDIMENT
SHELL FISH
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PROJECT SUMMARY :
The state's toxic monitoring program began in 1977 as part of a
state-wide assessment on toxic substances in the coastal environment.
Nearshore fish and marine bottom sediments were collected from
selected estuaries to evaluate trends and determine sites that may be
considered as 'hot spot1 areas. Monitoring is done regularly on an
annual basis in such areas as the Ala Wai Canal and other parts of
the state. A major part of the program covers priority pollutants,
a joint effort between the state and EPA on priority pollutants
monitoring. The state collects water, sediment and fish or shellfish
from sites having a high potential for toxics contamination, as well
as in areas with recreational importance to the state. Many of the
pollutants are not detectable in the water column or biota, and
pollutants found thus far are confined mainly to bottom sediments.
Among the areas that are monitored for priority pollutants are Pearl
Harbor, Keehi Lagoon, Kaneohe Bay, and Hilo Bay.
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Report of the RESTRICTED USE PRODUCT File for Search
WITH REVISION DATE AFTER 4/30/90
Page 1
CURRENT DATE
EPA CODE :080803
CHEMICAL :ATRAZINE
CAS NUMBER
PRODUCTION DATE
CHANNEL OF TRADE
: 12/13/90
:1612-24-9
:09/01/90
REVISION DATE
PM
:10/01/90
:25
CRITERIA
Ground water contamination
potential and worker exposure
concerns.
EPA ACTIONS
1. Registation Action
2. Voluntarily restricted by five
producers of technicls
3. Effective: 1/23/90
FORMULATION
All manufacturing & end use
Herbicide formulations
(amino)-s-triazine
USE
Agricultural and/or Industrial
(home use exempted from restrictions
REG. NO.
STATUS
100-475
100-475
100-479
100-503
100-535
100-590
100-622
100-623
100-623
100-645
241-302
264-477
352-489
352-490
352-490
352-497
352-498
352-500
352-501
524-328
524-328
524-329
524-418
24-423
24-423
PRODUCT NAME
Atratol 4G
Atratol 8P Pelleted Herbicide
Aatrex 4L Herbicide
Atratol SOW Herbicide
Aatrex 4LC
BICEP Herbicide
Atratol 90
BICEP 4.5L Herbicide
BICEP 4.5L Herbicide
BICEP 6L Herbicide
Prozine 70 DF
Buctrill + Atrazine Herbicide
Bladex / Atrazine 4L
Shell Atrazine 4 Herbicide
Atrazine 4L Herbicide
Extrazine 90 DF Herbicide
Extrazine 110DF Herbicide
Dupont "Extrazine" II 4L
Extrazine 210DF Herbicide
Ramrod and Atrazine Flowable
Ramrod and Atrizine Flowable
Lasso and Atrazine Flowable
Bullet Herbicide
Ramrod + Atrazine FG Herbicide
Ramrod + Atrazine FG Herbicide
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WITH REVISION DATE AFTER 4/30/90
Page 2
CURRENT DATE
EPA CODE :080803
12/13/90
CHEMICAL :ATRAZINE
1990-381
2749-485
5481-239
5905-470
7969-54
9779-253
9779-254
10182-121
10182-201
10182-245
10182-245
10182-247
10182-247
10182-248
11773-1
11773-13
19713-6
19713-11
19713-76
19713-79
19713-80
33660-26
34704-490
34704-622
35915-3
35915-5
35915-7
45115-68
45115-71
CO-OP Liquid Atrizine
Atrazine 90 Water Dispersible
Granular Herbicide
Alco Printrex 2-5G
Atrazine 4L
BASF Laddok Postemergence Flowable
Herbicide
Riverside Atrizine 90 DF
Riverside Atrazine SOW
Colonel Herbicide
Sutazine * 18 - 6G Selective
Herbicide
Sutan + Atrazine 4.4F Selective
Herbicide
Sutan + /Atrazine 4.4F Selective
Herbicide
Sutazine + 6.25 ME Selective
Herbicide
LC-6641 Selective Herbicide-Flowable
Sutazine + Selective Herbicide
Cornbelt Atrazine 4L
Cornbelt Atrizine 90 DF
Drexel Atrazine 80 Herbicide
Drexel Atrazine 4L Herbicide
Drexel Atrazine 90 DF
Drexel Atrazine Plus Linuron Weed
Killer
Drexel Atrazine 5L
Atrazine 4L
Atrizine 80 WP
Clean Crop Atrazine 90 WDG Herbicide
Oxon Italia Atrazine 90 Herbicide
IDA, Inc. Atrazine 5L Herbicide
Marzone Brand of Atrazine SOW
Herbicide
Ida's Atrazine 4 Flowable
Ida Inc. Atrazine 90
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WITH REVISION DATE AFTER 4/30/90
Page 3
CURRENT DATE
12/13/90
EPA CODE :058001
CHEMICAL rAZINPHOS-METHYL
CAS NUMBER :86-50-0
PRODUCTION DATE :06/09/78
CHANNEL OF TRADE :11/09/78
REVISION DATE
PM
:05/01/90
CRITERIA
Human Inhalation Hazard, Acute
Toxicity, Hazard to Avian, Aquatic
& Mammalian Species
EPA ACTIONS
1. Registration Standard (9/11/86)
2. 40 CFR 162.31 (FR 2/9/78)
3. now cited as 40 CFR 152.170 (53 F
15986, May 4, 1988)
FORMULATION USE
All Liquids with a Concentration All uses
Greater than 13.5%. All other
formulations on a case-by-case basis
PPA REG. NO.
269-263
283-301
769-439
802-310
1258-1039
2749-235
STATUS
2749'
3125
3125'
3125'
3125'
3125'
3125-
3125-
263
102
123
179
185
187
194
271
3125-33P
3342-72
4185-459
5481-276
5905-203
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
PRODUCT NAME
Azimphosmethyl 50 W Crop Insecticide
Guthion 50% Wettable Powder Crop
Insecticide
Security Dutox Cotton Spray
Miller's G-THION 2D
Olin Guthion-Methyl Parathion 3/4
lb.-3 Emulsifiable
Azinphosmethyl LC Concentrated
Insecticide
Azinphos Methyl 50(W)
Guthion 2L
Guthion 2S
Guthion M-E 4 Concentrate
Guthion Alfalfa Insecticide
Guthion U-L-V Spray Insecticide
Guthion Sugarcane Insecticide
Guthion Plus Metrhyl Parathion Spray
Concentrate
Guthion 3 Flowable Insecticide
Tiger Brand Death Blow Tobacco Spray
Guthion Parathion
Royal Brand Beetle Buster
Helena Liquidator Emulsifiable
Insecticide Concentrate
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WITH REVISION DATE AFTER 4/30/90
Page
CURRENT DATE
EPA CODE :058001
5905-247
5905-358
8934-77
9779-26
9779-191
9859-270
10163-78
10163-78
10163-80
10163-119
34704-20
42761-82
44317-25
46077-8
51036-76
51036-130
: 12/13/90
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CANCELLED
CHEMICAL :AZINPHOS-METHYL
Helena Brand 3/4-3 Emul. Insecticide
Concentrate
Helena Hel-Chem 161 Emulsifiable
Liquid
Ring Around Brand Ko-Thion
Riverside Parathion 4
Riverside Looper-X
Lanco Azinphos Methyl 2 EC
Gowan Azinphos-Methyl 50 WP
Azinphos Methyl Gowen WP
Govan Azinphos-M2 EC
Prokil Azinphos-M
Clean Crop Methyl Plus Spray
Concentrate
Guthion Parathion .25-1
Three-Quarter-Three EC Cotton
Insecticide
Azinphos Methyl 2 EC
Azinphos Methyl 2EC
Azinphosmethyl 35W
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REPORT OF THE PRODUCT MANAGER FILE DATE 06/02/92
PRODUCT MANAGER NUMBER : 10
NAME : RICHARD MOUNTFORT
BRANCH : INSECTICIDE-RODENTICIDE
ADDRESS : 401 M STREET, SW
WASHINGTON, DC 20460
LOCATION:
CRYSTAL MALL 2, ROOM 208
1921 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ARLINGTON, VA
PHONE : 703-305-6502
PRODUCT MANAGER NUMBER : 13
NAME - : GEORGE LAROCCA
BRANCH : INSECTICIDE-RODENTICIDE
ADDRESS : REGISTRATION DIVISION (H7505C)
401 M ST, SW
WASHINGTON, DC 20460
LOCATION:
CRYSTAL MALL 2, ROOM 202
1921 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ARLINGTON, VA
PHONE : 703-305-6100
PRODUCT MANAGER NUMBER : 14
NAME : ROB FORREST
BRANCH : INSECTICIDE-RODENTICIDE
ADDRESS : REGISTRATION DIVISION (H7505C)
401 M ST, SW
WASHINGTON, DC 20460
LOCATION:
CRYSTAL MALL 2, ROOM 211
1921 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ARLINGTON, VA
PHONE : 703-305-6600
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PRODUCT MANAGER NUMBER : 18
NAME : PHIL BUTTON
BRANCH : INSECTICIDE-RODENTICIDE
ADDRESS : REGISTRATION DIVISION (H7505C)
401 M ST, SW
WASHINGTON, DC 20460
LOCATION:
CRYSTAL MALL 2, ROOM 213
1921 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ARLINGTON, VA
PHONE : 703-305-7690
PRODUCT MANAGER NUMBER : 19
NAME : DENNIS EDWARDS
BRANCH : INSECTICIDE-RODENTICIDE
ADDRESS : REGISTRATION DIVISION (H7505C)
401 M ST, SW
WASHINGTON, DC 20460
LOCATION:
CRYSTAL MALL 2, ROOM 207
1921 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ARLINGTON, VA
PHONE : 703-305-6386
PRODUCT MANAGER NUMBER : 21
NAME : SUSAN T. LEWIS
BRANCH : FUNGICIDE-HERBICIDE
ADDRESS : REGISTRATION DIVISION (H7505C)
401 M ST, SW
WASHINGTON, DC 20460
LOCATION:
CRYSTAL MALL 2, ROOM 227
1921 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ARLINGTON, VA
PHONE : 703-305-6900
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PRODUCT MANAGER NUMBER : 22
NAME : CYNTHIA GILES-PARKER
BRANCH : FUNGICIDE-HERBICIDE
ADDRESS : REGISTRATION DIVISION
401 M ST, SW '
WASHINGTON, DC 20460
LOCATION:
CRYSTAL MALL 2, ROOM 229
1921 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ARLINGTON, VA
PHONE : 703-305-5540
PRODUCT MANAGER NUMBER : 23
NAME : JOANNE MILLER
BRANCH : FUNGICIDE-HERBICIDE
ADDRESS : REGISTRATION DIVISION (H7505C)
401 M ST, SW
WASHINGTON, DC 20460
LOCATION:
CRYSTAL MALL 2, ROOM 237
1921 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ARLINGTON, VA
PHONE : 703-305-7830
PRODUCT MANAGER NUMBER : 25
NAME : ROBERT TAYLOR
BRANCH : FUNGICIDE-HERBICIDE
ADDRESS : REGISTRATION DIVISION (H7505C)
401 M ST, SW
WASHINGTON, DC 20460
LOCATION:
CRYSTAL MALL 2, ROOM 241
1921 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ARLINGTON, VA
PHONE : 703-305-6800
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PRODUCT MANAGER NUMBER : 31
NAME : JOHN LEE
BRANCH : ANTIMICROBIAL
ADDRESS : REGISTRATION DIVISION (H7505C)
401 M ST, SW
WASHINGTON, DC 20460
LOCATION:
CRYSTAL MALL 2, ROOM 258
1921 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ARLINGTON, VA
PHONE : 703-305-5675
PRODUCT MANAGER NUMBER : 32
NAME : RUTH DOUGLAS, ACTING
BRANCH : ANTIMICROBIAL
ADDRESS : REGISTRATION DIVISION (H7505C
401 M ST, SW
WASHINGTON, DC 20460
LOCATION:
CRYSTAL MALL 2, ROOM 267
1921 JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ARLINGTON, VA
PHONE : 703-305-5842
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