Overview
The ICIS-NPDES Data View allows for staging new submissions to ICIS-NPDES and for viewing staged and historically submitted data.
Submissions Tab
Data Viewer Tab
ICIS-NPDES Flow Process Business Rules
The information below describes the behavior of a stock nVIRO implementation. The logic below may have been customized for the specific business requirements of a given agency.
Basic/General Permit flow logic:
The permit version to flow to ICIS is determined by the following criteria:
The permit effective date is greater than or equal to today
The permit version status is active (e.g. In Effect, Extended, or Expired)
The permit’s Permit Category is mapped to an ICIS Permit Type Code (see Permit Categories)
The permit number is exactly nine alpha-numeric characters long
The permit is version 1.0 OR the permit version is the most recent submission flowed to ICIS (as determined by the ICS_FLOW_ICIS.ICS_PRMT_REISSU SRC_SYSTM_IDENT = to the PRMT.PRMT_ID above)
Reissuance Flow Logic:
A permit will be reissued in ICIS when the following criteria are met:
A newer active version of the permit exists in nVIRO compared to the most recent flowed version to ICIS-NPDES (as determined by the SRC_SYSTM_IDENT equal to the PRMT.PRMT_ID of the new, active version in nVIRO, as stored in the ICS_FLOW_ICIS Basic Permit, General Permit, and Master General Permit flow tracking tables)
There are no flow errors for the current permit version in ICIS
The issue, effective, and expiration date are present
The permit has not already been terminated in ICIS
The flow payload relating to the permit type is enabled (e.g. Basic, General and Master General Permit)
Permitted Feature Flow Logic:
Permitted Features are sent in ICIS when the following criteria are met:
The Basic, General, or Master General Permit version has successfully flowed to ICIS
The feature has at least one effluent limit added to it that is valid for flowing to ICIS-NPDES (e.g. maps to a valid ICIS parameter code, etc.)
The feature identifier is either 3 or 4 characters long
The feature’s Feature Type Code has been mapped to and ICIS Permitted Feature Type code (see Feature Types).