Abstract: A visual emissions field observation system enables the observation and recording of concurrent visual emissions material processing sources with a mobile handheld device executing a software application. A mobile electronic recording system provides a method to support the timed asynchronous collection of data for clustered emission sources in parallel, by providing access to the necessary recording functions for multiple observation sources concurrently, within the same unified view on a handheld computer screen. This can yield significant time savings for the observer.

Abstract: An environmental, health and safety (EH&S) compliance system provides for real-time exchange of EH&S data from various remote and disparate data sources. These sources are typically located within a client's firewall and accessed using a data uploader component. The data are then sent securely to a data importer, which can reside either behind the client's firewall or hosted externally. The importer is the main component that accepts the data from the data uploader. The data importer can also accept data securely from the client's internal system when prohibited by the client's security policy to allow inside the firewall polling. The uploader resides usually behind the client's firewall, typically on a central server and comprises an intuitive user interface and underlying secure architecture to facilitate data transfer. It preferably has a user interface to enable client-side control.

Abstract: An environmental, health and safety (EH&S) compliance system provides for real-time exchange of EH&S data from various remote and disparate data sources. These sources are typically located within a client's firewall and accessed using a data uploader component. The data are then sent securely to a data importer, which can reside either behind the client's firewall or hosted externally. The importer is the main component that accepts the data from the data uploader. The data importer can also accept data securely from the client's internal system when prohibited by the client's security policy to allow inside the firewall polling. The uploader resides usually behind the client's firewall, typically on a central server and comprises an intuitive user interface and underlying secure architecture to facilitate data transfer. It has a user interface to enable client-side control.