Decades of site files, in date order. Every event cited to its page.
Drop in Phase I and II ESAs, lab certificates, borehole logs, regulator letters and site plans. Statvis reads every page and builds a dated history of the site, with each event linked to the page it came from.
Drop in decades of site files. Every event, found and dated.
Upload the whole site file as it is: scanned reports, spreadsheets, correspondence, figures and photos. Statvis reads every page and pulls out the events that matter, from ownership changes and spills to sampling programs and remedial work.
- Scans, handwriting and old tables read page by page
- Hundreds of documents per site, processed in one pass
- New documents add to the record without starting over
Review decades of activity. Find the incident nobody remembered.
The Timeline lays out a site's whole history on one axis. A 2008 report describing a 1985 release is placed in 1985, because Statvis separates the date an event happened from the date a document was written.
- Event dates, not just document dates
- Filter by operations, contamination, regulatory and more
- Every event opens on its source page
Every kind of event. Sorted so you can find it.
Events are classified as they are found, so you can look at one thread of a site's history at a time: who owned it, what was stored there, what was spilled, what was sampled and what was cleaned up.
Event categories on the timeline
- Operationswhat the site did, and when
- Regulatoryorders, approvals, letters and certificates
- InvestigationPhase I and II work, delineation
- Contaminationreleases, spills, fires and impacts
- Samplingprograms and monitoring events
- Remediationexcavation, treatment and closure work
- Documentreports and records themselves
Take control of your contaminated sites.
Bring us one site's documents. We'll show you what's in them.