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Oklahoma NEI Dashboard

Description

Interactive dashboard to explore Oklahoma's triennial national emissions inventory data. Includes maps, graphs, and databases.

Questions this resource can help answer

What are recent emissions trends for different source categories in Oklahoma?
What percent of emissions are attributable to different source categories across counties in Oklahoma?

How do I use this resource?

Users can directly download facility level point source emissions data as Microsoft Excel files (under the OK Annual Point Source Emissions Summaries heading). Users can also view summary information for specific Oklahoma counties using the NEI Dashboard. Users can select a year and county or counties, and view pie charts and tables with emissions information for a selected pollutants.

Pro tips

You can download data from the dashboard using the button at the bottom right of the screen (symbol of a rectangle with down arrow). You can also download views of the dashboard as PDF or powerpoint formats.

Resource information

Resource owner

Format

Other

Backup URL

Update Frequency

Annually

Geographic Coverage

Oklahoma

Technical specifications

Methodology

Unclear

Sectors

Other Specifications

Emissions summaries are available as Microsoft Excel files and require software able to read those files.

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