Mapping PFAS in North Carolina
Public Drinking Water Sources
September 18, 2020
Helena Mitasova and Stacy Reckling
PFAS Testing Network Data Management
Public Home Page and Explore View
Target audience: both scientists and public
Purpose: provide access and tools to explore all collected data
Data Download and Interactive Maps
PFAS concentrations maps:
Not yet available for drinking water sources
Data download for each site
Drinking water sources static maps
Target audience: interested citizens, legislators, scientists
Purpose: Reports, presentations, static webpages, and other documents for at-a-glance understanding.
Data: 1st round drinking water samples across NC
Surface water intakes
Authors: S. Reckling and H.Mitasova NCSU CGA
Data: NC PFAST Network, 2019-2020
Surface water and groundwater sources
From html presentation
Authors: S. Reckling and H.Mitasova NCSU CGA
Data: NC PFAST Network, 2019-2020
Public drinking water sources
From html presentation
403 major sources out of 8411 public drinking water sources were sampled
Authors: S. Reckling and H.Mitasova NCSU CGA
Data: NC PFAST Network, 2019-2020
Total measured PFAS levels
in unfinished drinking water sources
Authors: S. Reckling and H.Mitasova NCSU CGA
Data: NC PFAST Network, 2019-2020
Total measured PFAS levels
in unfinished drinking water sources and populations served
Authors: S. Reckling and H.Mitasova NCSU CGA
Data: NC PFAST Network, 2019-2020
Proportions of PFAS classes
in unfinished drinking water sources with >10 ppt total PFAS
Authors: S. Reckling and H.Mitasova
NCSU CGA
Data: NC PFAST Network, 2019-2020
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Total measured PFAS levels
in unfinished drinking water sources
Authors: S. Reckling and H.Mitasova NCSU CGA
Data: NC PFAST Network, 2019-2020
NC PFAS Data HUB: where we are