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Discovering AQS Browsing Data: A Comprehensive Guide

This guide provides essential information on how to effectively browse the Air Quality System (AQS) data. It covers the types of data available, navigation techniques, and how to filter records based on specific needs. Users will learn how to execute queries, understand key terminology, and access core reference data. The guide emphasizes practical exercises to enhance your data browsing skills. Whether you are new to AQS or looking to refine your data exploration techniques, this resource offers a structured approach to accessing vital air quality information.

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Discovering AQS Browsing Data: A Comprehensive Guide

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  1. Browsing Data in AQS

  2. What Can I Browse? • Reference Information • Codes Used in the System • Seasonal Definitions • Data Supplied to AQS in Small Groups of Information • Site • Monitor • Sample Data • Summary Data AQS Browsing Data

  3. Reference “Core” Information Where Do I Start? What does this Mean? You can see all “Production” data from Anyone You cannot change any data AQS Browsing Data

  4. What’s the Big Idea? • Select the Type of Data you Want • Get Only the Records You Need by Specifying Filters • Execute the Query • Scroll Through the Records AQS Browsing Data

  5. Reference “Core” Information How Do I Do That? • Select the Type of Data (Reference or Core) • Get Only the Records You Need by Specifying Filters • Execute the Query • Scroll Through the Records AQS Browsing Data

  6. Navigation Forms Terminology Tabs Blocks Record in Focus Fields Records AQS Browsing Data

  7. Form Navigation Previous Block Next Block First Record Last Record Previous Record Next Record Brief Definition of the Field in Focus The 25th Record of the current block / Unknown Total Number of Records. Click “Last Record” to get the Total Number Browsing Data AQS Browsing Data

  8. Put it into practice – Exercise 1.3 AQS Browsing Data

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