Open tlageman-epa opened 1 year ago
@tlageman-epa should this ticket be tied to 2.0 release and not v1.4?
@alangmaid yes and no. If campd 1.4 can launch before ecmps 2.0 and 1.4 includes the monitoring level emissions data work, then this ticket should be part of 1.4. If the monitoring level work can't be done by then, then it can wait until ecmps 2.0 is released.
Added that this issue is blocked by 5078
@annalbrecht I realized i did already make a ticket for this. see context for details. Also to adam's question above, at this point yes, this would be part of CAMPD 2.0 and ECMPS 2.0 and is irrespective of any future planned monitoring level data we want to add into CAMPD. To be further clear. this issue is not blocked by 5078.
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7/12/23 - To avoid creating JSON files with ECMPS 2.0 release and based on lack of users who use XMLs and EDRs, EPA has decided to remove the existing XML and EDR files from CAMPD's Bulk Data Files. A notice will be put up at the start of the new year (2024) on the Bulk Data Files page to warn users that files will be taken down with ECMPS 2.0 launch. The official copy of the XML and EDRs is in the database so there is no issue deleting these. Additionally, XMLs would not be updated once ECMPS 2.0 is live and therefore would be archived like EDRs. The raw submittal data provided by the EDRs and XMLs will be available via ECMPS 2.0 and eventually, CAMPD will add in a Monitoring Level Emissions endpoint(s) (see ticket 5078) to provide users with easier access to the monitoring level emissions data that was in the XML/EDRs.
3/27/24(tlageman) - due to ECMPS 2.0 delay, I recommend putting up a notice on the CAMPD Bulk Data Files page 1 quarter before the planned removal. It may also be worthwhile (if not too much effort) to remove the files 1 month before from the UI/Download, but not delete them on the off chance there is a backlash of users asking for this data. You'd have to check with Mike, but if the file hosting storage cost is minimal you could leave these in an archival state but just make any users who are concerned about the data going away that they will no longer be updated/maintained.
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