This document discusses 21st century environmental protection and how new technologies like remote sensing, drones, crowdsourcing, and analytics are improving data access, discovery, and standards. It also covers how the EPA is working with co-regulators, communities, and the public by creating platforms to make data more meaningful and customizable to different audiences through initiatives like the Smart Cities Challenge and tools that ingest various data sources. The presentation ends by asking if there are any questions.

1. 21st Century Environmental Protection: From
Crowdsourcing to Customized Content
Social Innovation Summit
March 10, 2016

2. What is 21st Century
Environmental Protection?
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3. Data Access, Discovery &
Standards
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4. Remote Sensing
& Crowd Sourcing
The Evolution of Remote Sensing
Village Green
Drones
Smart Cities Challenge
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5. Analytics & Platforms
Ingesting Data: How Much is too Much?
Validating Sensor & Citizen Data
Data Location & Sharing
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6. New Ways of Working with
Co-Regulators, the Regulated
Community & the Public
E-Enterprise for the Environment as a
Platform
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7. Mass Customization: Making
Data Meaningful to the Public
TRI National Analysis
Envirofacts
Geoplatform
EPA Web Presence
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8. Social Innovation Where
you Least Expect it.
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9. Questions?
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