&EPA United States Environmental Protection Agency Community-Focused Exposure and Risk Screening Tool (C-FERST) Community Data Table Quick Start Guide Office of Research and Development National Exposure Research Laboratory ------- 9/12/2016 C-FERST Community Data Table Quick Start Guide Table of Contents Introduction to C-FERST Community Data Table 1 How to create a C-FERST Community Data Table 2 Step 1: Open the Community Data Table (CDT) 2 Step 2: Select Location 3 Step 3: Generate Community Data Table 5 Step 4: View Issue Profile Information 6 Introduction to C-FERST Community Data Table The Community Data Table (CDT) allows users to learn more about their environmental issues and risks by viewing a table of data relevant to their community. The data presented includes available estimates of environmental concentrations, human exposure, and human health risks in addition to demographic, social and economic data. The information contained in the CDT is shown for a US Census tract (or neighborhood grouping), county, and state. For definitions of the terminology related to the non-demographic data, please refer to the National Air Toxics Assessment (NATA) webpage of NATA: Glossary of Terms. This guide will provide instructions on how to create a C-FERST CDT. 1 ------- 9/12/2016 How to create a C-FERST Community Data Table Step 1: Open the Community Data Table (CDT) From the C-FERST Community Data Table page, navigate to the CDT by selecting "Community Data Table" under "View Your Community Data Table". O CDA L—1 United States Environment^ Protection Agency Espano! 1 +S:»«S 1 1 £ 1 Tieng Viet 1 Learn the Issues Science & Technology Laws & Regulations About EPA Q- | C-FERST Contact Us Share 1 You are here: EPA Home » C-FERST » C-FERST Community Data Table C-FERST Community Data Table The Community Data Table provides a summary of estimated pollutant concentrations, exposures, and potential risks for selected environmental issues. You can use the table to compare the levels in your community to those at the county, state and national scale. The Community Data Table does not contain information on eveiy environmental issue, so you may want to look for other sources of information. Please view the Community Data Table FAQs prior to using the Community Data Table. More Information Community Data Table FAQs Example uses of the Community Data Table View Your Community Data Table Community Data Table^ Contact IJs to ask a question, provide feedback, or report a problem. C-FERST Home Questions and Answers View Your Community View Maps Compare Your Community Community Data Table Explore and Leam Issue Profiles Exposure and Risk Reduction Options Plan Your Project CARE Roadmap PACE-EH C-FERST Users About C-FERST User Forum Resources Additional Tools Citizen Science Environmental Measurements 2 ------- 9/12/2016 Step 2: Select Location Start by typing a location in the search box either by zip code or city and state. Once you start typing, a number of locations will automatically be suggested, and you can choose the location that you want to review from those options. &EPA kl Mm United States Environmental Protection Agency Espanol | I 4>£: HftJi 6 I Tiehg Viet I s^Oj Learn the Issues S cience & Technology Laws & Regulations About EPA q. C-FERST Contact Us Share 1 You are here: CFERST Home Questions and Answers View Your Community View Maps Compare Your Community Community Data Table Explore and Learn Issue Profiles Exposure and Risk Reduction Options Plan Your Project CARE Roadmap PACE EH C FERST Users About C FERST User Forum Resources Additional Tools Citizen Science Environmental Measurements EPA Home » C-FERST » C-FERST Community Data Table C-FERST Community Data Table Please note that selecting your location will result in the Community Data Table opening in a new widow or tab. Please check your personal browser settings to ensure the pop-up option is enabled. Find address or place Basemap Select Location Pan Print Ottawa Montreal Toronto Chicago Dawer UNITED °..l STATES Boston NewYork Philadelphia 0 Washington Qui Esn HERE. DeLoime. NGA.USG Contact Us to ask a question, provide feedback, or report a problem. C-FERST Community Data Table C-FERST Community Data Table Please note that selecting your location will result in the Community Data Table opening in a new widow or tab. Please check your personal browser settings to ensure the pop-up option is enabled. Please note that selecting your location will result in the Community Data Table opening in a new widow or tab. Please check your personal browser settings to ensure the pop-up option is enabled. 277090 SGP 277091, SGP 277092 SGP 277093, SGP 277094, SGP Basemap Select Lx e ^ Ob Ein HERE. DeLom*. NGA. USG Contact Us to ask a question, provide feedback, or report a problem. Durham X Q_ | Basemap Durham. North Carolina, Unrted States Durham England. United Kingdom « Durham County, North Carolina. United States Durham. Canada UNITED STATES Durham. New Hampshire. United States Durham California. United States CMcago Contact Us to ask a question, provide feedback, or report a problem. 3 ------- 9/12/2016 To see the area that information will be provided for, click the zoom to tract button. United States Enwronmental Protection Agency Espanol 1 1 1 1 Tieng Viet 1 2^0| Learn the Issues Science & Technology Laws & Regulations About EPA o. | C-FERST Contact Us Share 1 You are here: C-FERST Home Questions and Answers View Your Community View Maps Compare Your Community Community Data Table Explore and Leam Issue Profiles Exposure and Risk Reduction Options Plan Your Project CARE Road map PACE EH C-FERST Usere About C-FERST User Forum Resources Additional Tools Citizen Science Environmental EPA Home » C-FERST » C-FERST Community Data Table C-FERST Community Data Table Contact Us to ask a question, provide feedback, or report a problem. If your area of interest is not in the census tract, you can move to another location: Type in new information into the search box Click the "Pick Another Location" button to select within the currently viewed map area Click the "Pan" button and click-and-hold your mouse button to move the map around Click the "Select Location" button and click on the map to pick a new location Once you locate your area of interest, click on the map to select that tract. After the "Search result" box appears, you can see the US Census tract by selecting the "Zoom to Tract" button. Lastly, click on the "Load Community Data Table for Tract (#####).'' Basemap Select Location Pan Print 27709. Durham. North Carolina X Q* Zoom to Tract Pick Another Location Load Community Data Table for Tract 0 Morrisville State of North Carolina DOT. Esn. HERE. DeLonne: NGA, Please note that selecting your location will result in the Community Data Table opening in a new widow or tab. Please check your personal browser settings to ensure the pop-up option is enabled. Chapel Hill Carrboro 4 ------- 9/12/2016 Step 3: Generate Community Data Table The "Load Community Data Table for Tract (#####)" button generates the CDT in a new window or tab. (Note: If this does not open in a new tab, please check to see that your browser settings allow for pop-ups.) The CDT provides data that is divided into sections that are shaded in the figure shown below; • Environmental Concentration Estimates • Human Exposure Estimates • Health Risk Estimates • Demographic, Social and Economic Indicators Community Data Table The default indicators in the table are based on EPA-related issues, stakeholder feedback, and available data. There may be other important issues that are not currently included in this table. Indicators and Indices Tract 980100 Durham County I North Carolina Data Info/Notes ^ Environmental Concentration Estimates ^ Human Exposure Estimates V Health Risk Estimates Cumulative Air Toxics Cancer Risk1 (risk per one million persons) 46.8 49.2 41.0 2011 NATA Outdoor Air- Ac etaldehyde Cancer Risk1 (risk per one million persons) 6.2 6.2 5.6 2D11 NATA Outdoor Air-Arsenic Cancer Risk1 (risk per one million persons) 0.2 0.2 0.2 2011 NATA Outdoor Air-Benzene Cancer Risk1 (risk per one million persons) 4.0 5.2 3.9 2011 NATA Outdoor Air - Butadiene Cancer Risk1 (risk per one million persons) 1.38 1.85 1.19 2011 NATA Outdoor Air-Chromium Cancer Risk1 (risk per one million persons) 0.7 0.3 0.3 2011 NATA Outdoor Air - Formaldehyde Cancer Risk;1 (risk per one million persons) 29.4 29.8 24.9 2011 NATA Outdoor Air - Naphthalene Cancer Risk1 (risk per one million persons) 0.8 1.1 0.8 2011 NATA Outdoor Air-RAH Cancer Risk1 (risk per one million persons) 0.2 0.2 0.2 2011 NATA Cumulative Air Toxics Non-Cancer Respiratory Risk. (Hazard Quotient2) 1.53 1.76 1.44 2011 NATA Outdoor Air - AcetakJehyde Non-Cancer Respiratory Risk (Hazard Quotient2) 0.3 0.3 0.3 2011 NATA Outdoor Air- Acrolein Non-Cancer Respiratory Risk+ (Hazard Quotient2) 0.9 1.1 0.9 2011 NATA Outdoor Air - Chromium Non-Cancer Respirator/ Risk (Hazard Quotient2) 0.0006 0.0002 0.0002 2011 NATA Outdoor Air - Diesel PM Non-Cancer Respiratory Risk (Hazard Quotient2) NaN NaN NaN 2011 NATA Outdoor Air - Formaldehyde Non-Cancer Respiratory Risk (Hazard Quotient2) 0.2 0.2 0.2 2011 NATA Outdoor Air - Naphthalene Non-Cancer Respirator/ Risk (Hazard Quotient2) 0.008 0.011 0.007 2011 NATA Cumulative Air Toxics Non-Cancer Neurological Risk (Hazard Quotient2) 0.00 0.00 0.00 2011 NATA Outdoor Air - Lead Non-Cancer Neurological Risk (Hazard Quotient2) 0.001 0.001 0.002 2011 NATA V Demographic, Social and Economic Indicators % Minority 0.0 57.7 34.8 2008-2012 ACS % Below Poverty Level 0.0 18.0 16.8 2008-2012 ACS % Low Income (<2x poverty level) 0.0 37.5 37.5 2008-2012 ACS % Less than Age 5 years 0.0 7.4 6.6 2008-2012 ACS % Less than 18 Years 23.5 22.6 23.8 2008-2012 ACS % > 64 years 0.0 9.9 13.1 2008-2012 ACS % >= 25 years with less than a H.S. degree 0.0 13.1 15.5 2008-2012 ACS % Linguistically Isolated Households 0.0 5.7 2.7 2008-2012 ACS % Population American Indian and .Alaskan Native 0.0 0.4 1.2 2008-2012 ACS % Population American Indian and Alaskan Native below poverty NaN 41.4 30.0 2008-2012 ACS 5 ------- 9/12/2016 Values are shown for the selected tract, county, and state. More information about these data can be found by clicking the link in the last column (i.e., 2011 NATA or 2008- 2012 ACS). The blue triangles to the left of each title can be selected to hide or show the data concerning that title. In the example, "Health Risk Estimates" and "Demographic, Social and Economic Indicators" are shown; the others are hidden. (Note: If you want to look at a number of different sites that are in different locations, you need to generate a new Community Data Table for each location.) Step 4: View Issue Profile Information To view more information on a pollutant, click on the name of the pollutant that you are interested in, and open a new tab for the C-FERST Issue Profile. For example, clicking on acetaldehyde leads to the corresponding issue profile page shown below. The issue profiles provide useful information from various C-FERST resources, from both inside and outside the EPA, by putting that information into a standardized format for easy reference. c ERA L_ 1 US Environmental Protection Agency Espanol 1 & 1 Tieng Viet 1 st^O| Learn the Issues Science & Technology Laws & Regulations About EPA Q- | C-FERST Contact Us Share 1 C-FERST Home Questions and Answers View Your Community View Maps Compare Your Community Community Data Table Explore and Leam Issue Profiles Exposure and Risk Reduction Options Plan Your Project CARE Road map PACE-EH C-FERST Users About C-FERST User Forum Resources Additional Tools Citizen Science Environmental Measurements You are here: EPA Home » C-FERST » C-FERST and Tribal-FERST Issue Profile: Acetaldehyde C-FERST and Tribal-FERST Issue Profile: Acetaldehyde This page provides links to non-EPA web sites that provide additional information. You will leave the EPA.gov domain and enter another page with more information. EPA cannot attest to the accuracy of information on that non-EPA page. Providing links to a non-EPA Web site is not an endorsement of the other site or the information it contains by EPA or any of its employees. Also, be aware that the privacy protection provided on the EPA.gov domain (see Privacy and Security Notirel may not be available at the external link. Some of the following links exit the site General Information Air Toxics: Acetaldehyde Search TRIExptorer for Reports on Acetaldehyde Releases from Stationary Sources Environmental Concentrations, Human Exposures, and Health Risks Interested in learning more about a specific location? Type an address, city, or ZIP code into the box on the right side of the map below. Click on the map to see location-specific information about ambient benzene concentrations. 6 ------- |