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Action Level
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The maximum action level value as defined in a permit. Not all permits have action level limits.
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Benchmark Maximum
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The maximum benchmark value as defined in a permit. Not all permits have benchmark values.
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Benchmark Minimum
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The minimum benchmark value as defined in a permit. Not all permits have benchmark values.
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Design Limit
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The maximum design limit value as defined in a permit. Not all permits have design limit values.
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Detection Level
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The minimum level that the test method can accurately detect the sampling parameter.
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DMR Comments
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Comments that pertain to the whole DMR.
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DMR Status
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The status that the DMR is currently in. Status types are: Not Started, Draft, Ready
to Submit, Submitted, Received, and Completed.
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DMR Type
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The type of DMR according to the reporting period. Types are: Monthly, Bi-monthly, Quarterly,
Bi-annual, Annual, and Single Sample.
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DMR User Role
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The role a WQWebDMR user can have in the system. User role types are: Facility Preparer,
Facility Signer, Facility Coordinator, and Administrator.
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DMR Value Note
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Notes/comments pertaining to an individual sample.
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Effective Date
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The date the permit goes into effect.
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Enforcement Maximum
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The maximum permit limit value as defined in a permit. Not all permits have enforcement limits.
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Enforcement Minimum
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The minimum permit limit value as defined in a permit. Not all permits have enforcement limits.
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Electronic Signature Account
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The account that is used to actually sign and submit DMRs. This account is only
for Facility Coordinator and Facility Signer user roles.
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Email Address
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An electronic mailing address that is in the form example@example.com.
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Expiration Date
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The date the permit will expire.
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Facility Administrator
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The WQWebDMR role that allows the user to assign other users to their permits and
prepare DMRs. This role is used to assist the Facility Coordinator with managing
WQWebDMR.
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Facility Coordinator
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The WQWebDMR role that allows the user to assign other users to their permits, sign
and submit DMRs, and prepare DMRs.
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Facility Preparer
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The WQWebDMR role that allows the user to only prepare DMRs.
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Facility Signer
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The WQWebDMR role that allows the user to prepare, sign, and submit DMRs.
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Facility/Site Address
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The physical address/location of the facility/site under permit coverage.
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Facility/Site Name
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The name of the facility/site under permit coverage.
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Fraction
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Most commonly used for metals, nitrogen, or filtered residue (solids) samples. Fraction
indicates whether an aqueous sample was filtered or how a solid sample was treated
prior to analysis. For aqueous samples, the fraction is the portion analyzed.
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Inactive Date
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The date the permit becomes inactive.
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Issued Date
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The date the permit was issued to the permittee.
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Last Modification Effective Date
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The date that the permit's latest modifications are in effect.
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Measurement Base
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The basis on which the analyte concentration was measured and calculated (dry weight,
wet weight).
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Method Speciation
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The chemical species basis on which the analyte is calculated and reported (as N,
as NH3, etc.)
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Monitoring Period
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The period of time the DMR pertains to.
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Monitoring Point
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The point where samples are taken from the water/ground.
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Monitoring Point Note
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The point where samples are taken from the water/ground.
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Notifications
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An email messages is sent to a specified email address whenever a DMR (for a specific
permit) is submitted to Washington State Department of Ecology.
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Outfall
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The point where the discharged water enters the environment.
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Parameter
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The specific chemical, organic matter, condition, or metal that a permittee needs
to sample and test for.
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Permit Number
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A unique number given to a facility/site to represent official permit coverage.
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Permit Type
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The types of permits that Washington State Department of Ecology can administer.
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Permittee
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The person/organization that is responisble for the facility/site's permit requirements.
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Quantitation Level
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The lowest level at which the entire analytical system gives a recognizable signal
and acceptable calibration point for the analyte.
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Received Date
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The date the DMR is received by Washington State Department of Ecology.
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Reporting Codes
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The reason why the submitter does not have a specific number value to report for
a DMR, monitoring point, or individual sample.
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Sample Frequency
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The frequency that samples need to be taken during the monitoring period.
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Sample Type
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How the sample should be obtained for testing.
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Site/Facility Address
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The physical address/location of the facility/site under permit coverage.
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Site/Facility Name
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The name of the facility/site under permit coverage.
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Submission History
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The history of DMRs submitted to Washington State Department of Ecology.
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Submission Date
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The date the DMR was electronically submitted to Washington State Department of
Ecology.
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Test Method
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The test method that should be used to analyze the sample.
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Units (Unit of Measure)
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The unit of measure that the sample should be reported in to comply with permit
requirements.
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WQWebDMR
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Washington State Department of Ecology's electronic discharge monitoring report
system.
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XML
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Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a set of rules for encoding documents in machine-readable form.
XML is a very common format for transferring data.
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