Site Remediation Program Electronic Data Interchange Manual
April 1999

Table of Contents

• 1.0 Introduction – Why the data must be in an electronic format
• 2.0 HazSite Option: Electronic Submittal Requirements and Process
• 3.0 Using the Database Format (.DBF) Option
• 4.0 Using the Spreadsheet format (.WK1) Option
• 5.0 The "Hybrid" Option
• 6.0 Submittal in Text Tab Delimited Format
• 7.0 Data Transmission
• 8.0 Discussion of Fields
• APPENDIX 1: STEPS FOR INSTALLATION OF PKZIP
• APPENDIX 2: STEPS FOR USING THE NJDEP BULLETIN BOARD SYSTEM (BBS)

List of Tables

• TABLE 2.1 – File Structure for file named DTST.DBF
• TABLE 2.2 – File Structure for file named HZSAMPLE.DBF
• TABLE 2.3 – File Structure for file named HZRESULT.DBF
• TABLE 3.1 – File Structure for Dataset file to be named by submitter as DTST.DBF
• TABLE 3.2 – File Structure for file to be named by submitter as HZSAMPLE.DBF
• TABLE 3.3 – File Structure for file to be named by submitter as HZRESULT.DBF
• SPREADSHEET 4.1 – DATASET: This spreadsheet is to be named DTST.WK1
• SPREADSHEET 4.2 – SAMPLE: This spreadsheet is to be named HZSAMPLE.WK1
• SPREADSHEET 4.3 – RESULT: This spreadsheet is to be named HZRESULT.WK1

List of Figures

• HazSite Application Introductory Screen
• HazSite Application Dataset Manager Screen
• HazSite Application Create Dataset Screen
• HazSite Application Sample Data Entry Screen
• HazSite Application Results Data Entry Screen
• HazSite Application Main Menu - Reports Screen
• Example of DTST.WK1 Worksheet Screen
• Example of HZSAMPLE.WK1 Worksheet Screen

Alternate Format

• Adobe Acrobat [pdf 678 Kb]

Help for Using Files

NOTES:

Any references to the DEP computer bulletin board system (DEP BBS) are now historical references. The DEP BBS is no longer online.

The instructions provided in this Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) Manual presumes that users have a basic working knowledge of computers and Windows 3.1 or higher, as well as a thorough working knowledge of their own software and the application(s) that will be used to prepare their data for submittal to the Site Remediation Program. The Site Remediation Program suggests that, for basic computer and/or software training, the users contact their computer/software vendor, software or Internet help lines or their local library or community college.