Groundwater Retrieval Network (GRN)
Sample Analytical Data - Sample Summary Count Report Search Help

This sample analytical data search will create a sample analytical result summary showing information summarized by the substance analyzed.

General tips for entering search criteria:

• Some criteria fields allow more than one value to be selected from a list. In these fields, the list appears with a scrollbar allowing you to scroll through all of the items in the list. To select more than one item in the list, hold the CTRL key down while clicking on your selections.
• Use the "Submit" button to perform your query. The criteria you have entered will be used to select the results of the query, which will then be displayed on a new page after the query has completed.
• Use the "Reset" button to clear any criteria you have entered.

The following criteria are available for searching the sample analytical data:

1. County: Zero or more counties may be selected to restrict the samples selected to particular counties in Wisconsin.
2. Survey Township, Survey Range, Survey Range Direction, Survey Section: You may specify Public Land Survey System location information to zero in on the location of the wells from which the samples were taken. Multiple selections of townships, ranges, or sections can be made.
3. WI Unique Well #: Between zero and five WI Unique Well Numbers may be entered to restrict the wells retrieved. Each valid well number uniquely identifies a single well.
4. Sample Collection Dates: A date range may be entered to restrict the sample analytical data to a particular time period in which the samples were collected. Both dates (From and To) must be entered if this criteria is used. The dates should be entered in the format MM/DD/YYYY.
5. Sample Analytical Results to Include Data From: There are different DNR programs that collect and store sample analytical data. You may choose which sets of data your query will draw from. The choices include the Drinking Water/Groundwater Program, the Public Water Supply Program, and the Groundwater and Environmental Monitoring System (GEMS -- which is a solid and hazardous waste program). The GEMS database is very large and its inclusion in a search is very likely to slow down the response time of the query. Because of this and the nature of the GEMS sample analytical data, it is generally not necessary to include this data in a search.
6. Storet Parameter Code: Up to five storet parameter codes may entered to restrict the sample analytical data to the particular storet parameter codes entered.
7. C.A.S. #: Up to five C.A.S. numbers may be entered to restrict the sample analytical data to the particular C.A.S. numbers entered.