Epa Geoportal

Latest Release of EPA Biological Q Stations now available for download.

Latest Release of EPA Biological Q Values now available for download.

Update of PRTR Facilities (2015) data now available for download.

Update of WFD River Waterbody Status 2010-2015 data now available for download.

Latest Release of WFD Coastal Waterbodies now available for download.

Latest Release of WFD Transitional Waterbodies now available for download.

Latest Release of Bathing Water Locations and Compliance data now available for download.

This is a polygon dataset of the waste water treatment plants catchment areas in agglomerations (towns/cities) with a population equivalent of over 500.

Urban waste-water is the liquid wastes deriving from domestic, commercial and industrial activities of an urban settlement. (Source RRDA). The boundaries are up-to-date based on the maps provided in the EPA's Waste Water Discharge Applications as of 05/05/2017.

All discharges to the aquatic environment from sewerage systems owned, managed and operated by water service authorities will require a waste water discharge licence or certificate of authorisation from the EPA. This dataset shows the extent of the agglomeration boundaries submitted by the licensee via their Waste Water Discharge Applications (WWDA) to the EPA.

Please visit the EPA's Waste Water Discharge Authorisation pages to find out more information. More

Latest Release of Dumping at Sea data now available for download.

Update of EPA Hydrological data in 'Catchments' data package now available for download.

Please see this document for information about the EPA Hydrological data package.

For an overview of this dataset update, please see this document. More

Update of Water Framework Directive River Water Bodies dataset, including metadata, now available for download.

Please see this document for information about River waterbodies and an overview of this update.

Update of the OSI Geometric River Network, River Network and Lake Segment data, including metadata, now available for download.

Learn About Data here.

Release of new Industrial Emissions (IE) facilities dataset available for download.

Release of new Integrated Pollution Control (IPC) facilities dataset available for download.

Latest Release of Waste facilities dataset available for download.

Latest Release of WFD Register of Protected Areas data now available for download.

Release of the new 1:250,000 Irish Soil Information System National Map available for download.

The EPA's Catchments.ie has won two web awards, Realex Payments Web Awards, September 2016.

The awards are for:

To find out more about Catchments.ie please visit the very informative and easy to navigate site, including Maps, Data, Resourses and a whos who of who is involved and whay it is important to manage our catchments.More

Latest Release of PRTR data now available for download.

New Release of Air, Rail and Road Noise data now available for download, including metadata.

Latest Release of EPA Licenced Waste Facilities now available for download, including metadata.

Latest Release of EPA Licenced IPPC Facilities now available for download, including metadata.

Release of Water Framework Directive River Water Bodies dataset, including metadata, now available for download.

Please see this document for information about River waterbodies.

Learn About Data here.

Release of Water Framework Directive Lake Water Bodies dataset, including metadata, now available for download.

Learn About Data here.

Latest Release of the WFD Register of Protected Areas is now available for download.

Latest Release of Groundwater Monitoring Stations and Groundwater Quality data now available for download.

Latest Release of Extractive Industries Register data now available for download.

The following datasets are now available to downlaod from Get Data:

1. • Air Monitoring Sites
2. •EMEP Monitoring Sites
3. •Coal Restricted Areas
4. •Air Zones

Please visit the EPA's Air site to discover the work that is being undertaken within the EPA and to understand what the EPA minitor and why.

Please also visit Ireland's Environment Air section to find out more.

The EPA is delighted to have received awards from IRLOGI.

Category ‘Best GIS Application in the Public Sector’ – Winner for EPA Geoportal.

Category ‘Most Innovative use of Technical Infrastructure in a GI Solution’ – Winner for EDEN.

Category ‘Best use of Location Based information on the Web’ – Runner Up for Splash.

Category ‘Most Innovative use of Geographic Information or Location Based Content’ – Runner Up for EPA Landcover Mapping and Corine 2012 update.The Corine 2012 update has been accepted by the European Environment Agency and will be issued by the EPA in the coming months.

Many thanks to IRLOGI and the award judges for their recognition of the EPA at IRLOGI 2014 awards.

Latest Release of EPA Licenced Urban Waste Water Treatment Plants and 2012 Compliance data now available for download.

The EPA and Teagasc ISIS Report is available on the EPA website to download from here.

The overall objective of the ISIS project was to conduct a programme of structured research into the national distribution of soil types and construct a soil map, at 1:250,000 scale, which would identify and describe the soils according to a consistent national legend. This map is now available in digital format and forms the basis of a new soil information system for Ireland: http://soils.teagasc.ie.

Latest Release of TSAS Transitional and Coastal Water Quality data, now available for download.

Latest Release of European Monitoring and Evaluation Programme (EMEP) Air Data now available for download.

The Irish Spatial Data Exchange is a Discovery Service guided by the INSPIRE Directive. A discovery service makes it possible to search for spatial datasets, services and applications on the basis of the content of the corresponding metadata (ie. description) and to display the content of the metadata. The INSPIRE Directive aims to establish an Infrastructure for Spatial Information in the European Community, to allow public access to environmental information and re-use of public sector information.

Visit the ISDE homepage.

The Irish Organistaion for Geographic Information (IRLOGI) is the umbrella organisation for the geographical information industry in Ireland.

Please visit IRLOGI to find out what is happening in Ireland right now.

The National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) is responsible for securing the conservation of a representative range of ecosystems and maintaining and enhancing populations of flora and fauna in Ireland.

Their website offers an invaluable resource for data, publications and web mapping resources in relation to Ireland's habitat and species, and designated sites.

To find out more about the National Parks and Wildlife Service please visit www.npws.ie to find out more.

The Geologial Survey of Ireland (GSI) is the National Earth Science Agency. It is responsible for providing geological advice and information and for the acquisition of data for this purpose.

The GSI produce a range of products inlcuding maps, reports and databases, as well as acting as a knowledge centre and project partner in all aspects of Irish geology.

Their website offers an invaluable resource for data, publications and web mapping resources in relation to Ireland's geological structure.

To find out more about the Geological Survey of Ireland please visit www.gsi.ie to learn more.

The Ordnance Survey Ireland (OSI) is Ireland's National Mapping Agency.

Their website has information on a wide range of products and services available, as well as an on-line shop that allows customers to purchase mapping for profecctional/tourist/personal use.

To find out more about Ordnance Survey Ireland and how they may of help to you please visit www.osi.ie to learn more.

The Office of Public Works (OPW) is responsible for three areas of service provision in Ireland:

1. • Estate Portfolio Managment and Heritage Services;
2. • Flood Risk Managment;
3. • National Procurement Service (NPS).

Visit www.opw.ie to find out more about what they do.

This Blog is intended as an internet resource for the Earth Observation Research Community in Ireland

1. • Who's who in Irish Remote Sensing;
2. • EO Symposium;
3. • Archives.

Visit http://earthobservation.wordpress.com/ to find out more.