An Automated System for Determining Applicability of Regulations

Environmental personnel at both federal facilities and in the private sector face the daunting task of tracking regulations at the federal, state, and local levels. Determining which regulations may apply to sources at a facility, whether these sources are in compliance with applicable regulations,...

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Air Pollution and Control
Computer Programming and Software
DATA MANAGEMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
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EXL PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE
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SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
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