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Who would benefit? all access EAIT maps What is the status quo or problem to be solved? Currently, DER bubbles are cluttered. Users cannot tell from a high-level view how many DERs are installed and having to zoom in. It's difficult to determine c...

Who would benefit? Researchers What is the status quo or problem to be solved? The Net Metering plan chosen is not shown for planned and installed DER What impact would it make? Understand plan choice and DER adoption How should it work? Compensat...

Google maps allows you to submit incorrect addresses, phone numbers, hours, etc. on the map with their "Suggest an edit" feature. This functionality can be added to the EIAT, possibly through the tooltips, to allow users to report issues on specif...

Due to the sensitivity of this data and that CAFRI hasn't published it yet, it would need to be protected through a permission feature. Able to discuss and strategize the most efficient way to achieve this.

To the extent practicable, would be great to include some degree of supplemental information as to the disadvantaged community (DAC) designation criteria, i.e. which burden indicators trigger the DAC designation. Understand that this may be above ...

We recognize the significant sensitivities involved here in terms of project locations, long lead times around interconnection, etc. Strongly recommend a robust discussion with the Siting Team, LSR team, and other stakeholders, but ultimately we a...

Siting Team has a few thoughts/questions/concerns about the 'Land Cover' data layer: Utilization of single base layer: While the selected base layer - maintained by the the Multi-Resolution Land Characteristics Consortium - is useful, it is in eff...

Siting Team has a few thoughts/questions/concerns about the 'Parcels' data layer: Incompleteness of data: The EIAT User Manual notes that parcel data is sourced from databases in the public domain, but it appears that not all public data is actual...

Would love to be able to download different layers - data is useful but we do so much more analysis offline. Having a consolidated data source is awesome though.