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Hardware/Software: Other   /   FORTRAN
System Level: 3

     This ADP budgeting and accounting system monitors usage of the
     Michigan Terminal System  (MTS) by elements of the
     Office of Mobile Sources  (OMS). Monthly reports are
     produced which allocate system usage costs to individual accounts,
     organizations, and project work areas. Reports also contain budget
     information and various other usage statistics (e.g., computer
     terminal usage, system performance and reliability, etc.)


Hardware/Software: Other, Apple Macintosh   /   FORTRAN
 System Level: 3

     The laboratory computer system supports the testing functions of
     the mobile source program. Real-time, batch, and on-line  inter-
     active I/O are supported. The LCS is a dual system configuration
     and has four 300M bytes of disk storage. Test data, instrument
     calibrations, and QC data are processed and reported. The LCS
     serves as a remote station to the Michigan Terminal System  (MTS)
     for printing, card reading, and data file updating and plotting.

Hardware/Software: Other    /   MICRO DBMS ON MTS  (MICHIGAN TERMINAL
     SYSTEM)
System Level: 3

     This database contains FTP emission test results from recall
     testing of vehicles adjusted  to manufacturer's specifications.
System: RMP PROGRAM DATABASE  (RMP)
Responsible Organization:
     AA-Air and Radiation  (OAR)   /
     Dir-Radiation Programs
Responsible Person: McCroan, Keith    (205) 270-3418


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Copyright © 1994 by Government Institutes.
Published June 1994.
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This Information Systems Inventory (ISI) was developed by the Office of
Administration and Resources Management at the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency and released in January 1994, for use by its personnel,
governmental partners and clients, and the public. The purpose of the ISI
is to provide an index and pathfinder to EPA's computer-based information
systems and applications.

The ISI describes approximately 500 EPA systems, databases, models,
modules, and other computer applications, and gives the name and phone
number of someone to contact for further information about each entry.
Government Institutes determined that these listings contained information
of general interest, so we are reproducing this public domain material in
order to serve those interested.

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