The Central Hazardous Materials Fund (CHF) is a nearly $10 million fund that promotes and supports environmental cleanup on federal lands across the U.S. As a member of the CHF team, I was tasked to redesign the static html-based map.
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The original html-based map, where you click on a region that was hyperlinked to the page below (a series of tables based on the region, which you had to scroll through to find the site).
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The tables need to be updated quarterly, in order to keep up with the constant total finding dollars.
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Created with Excel and ArcGIS Online, the new CHF Map featured site-specific data, zoom capabilities (for security reasons, the site disappears, if you zoom in past a city view), regions outlined, bureau logos, and up to date information. The 2.0 version will include a short write-up (with current status) about the site, a photograph, and links to more information.