Relevant datasets include:
drinking water quality (W2X)
NMED (SDWIS - captures 1000+ PWS)
theoretically have the machine readable data available
per Mary/Jeff: a lot of spreadsheet not linked to SDWIS right now
SDWIS accessible online but not query-able per criteria (only viewable by well)
Connection between SDWIS and Drinking Water Watch (EPA-driven) is primarily spreadsheet driven
Drinking Water Watch: https://dww.water.net.env.nm.gov/NMDWW/
surface water quality (W2X)
700 units assessed by NMED (for various criteracriteria)
theoretically have the machine readable data available
considers agricultural water quality issues
groundwater quality
(Nancy/individual permitting staff)NMED regulates protection of groundwater from discharges, i.e. Nancy McDuffy
mostly spreadsheets and some paper files
monitoring well data - as required for discharge permits (such as petroleum storage tanks, dairy farms, or landfills) * these data include measurements of water levels
NMBGMR collects groundwater quality for hydrogeologic research
SQL database, can be made machine readable (and is connected by Sensor Things? Jake Ross )
USGS collects groundwater quality for hydrogeologic research
produced water quality
not regulated right now by NMED, no state agency database
eventually PRRC/NMPWRC hope to be intaking some quality data for treated produced water (that’s used outside of O&G)
precip water quality Stacy Timmons - fill in more details please
Occasionally collected for research purposes (NMBGMR)