Project
The top-level EcoEsep record that groups the reporting context, objects, sources, calculations, evidence, reviews, and reports.
Glossary
Short definitions of the concepts used in calculations, the method catalog, and reports. These are product explanations, not legal definitions.
The top-level EcoEsep record that groups the reporting context, objects, sources, calculations, evidence, reviews, and reports.
A site, facility, installation, or project unit that contains one or more emission sources and location context.
A physical point, line, area, or process from which a pollutant is released or calculated.
An automatic project-local label such as Source 1. It is for navigation and is not the official inventory number or database id.
An optional official or imported source identifier kept separately from the display sequence and internal id.
The governed code assigned to a pollutant. It identifies the substance and is not a source number.
A released, versioned set of applicability rules, equations, inputs, tables, outputs, limitations, and source references.
The total mass of a pollutant emitted during a reporting year, commonly shown in tonnes per year. It is not an ambient concentration.
The mass of pollutant emitted per unit of time, commonly shown in grams per second. It is not a concentration.
The mass of a pollutant per volume of ambient air, commonly shown in milligrams or micrograms per cubic metre.
The time basis over which concentration or another result is averaged. A value is not comparable with a reference that uses an incompatible period.
A concentration reference for a specified maximum one-time averaging basis. It is not an annual emission-mass limit and must be shown with pollutant, unit, source, jurisdiction, and status.
A reviewed value used for a specific pollutant, medium, unit, averaging period, jurisdiction, and status. It is not automatically a compliance decision.
A preliminary result used to identify scale, possible issues, or the need for more detailed work. It is not a final regulatory conclusion.
An authorized document, measurement, record, image, or other source that supports an input, result, or review decision.
The provenance state showing whether an input is measured, documented, estimated, reused, or unknown, together with supporting evidence when available.
A saved result whose dependent input, table value, method version, scenario, or source record changed after it was calculated.
A completeness and review-status indicator based on required data, evidence, calculations, issues, and human review. It is not a compliance score.