STC is active in environmental health solutions both domestic and international. Projects and expertise range from consulting and planning to development and deployment of environmental health tracking systems. A few examples include:

Bermuda
STC created EH-Web to support Bermuda's environmental health tracking and response. The system streamlines data entry and incorporates the functions of investigation, inspection, record keeping, GIS capabilities, and administration.

Complaints/events are logged for case investigation and follow up. The system is then used to process investigation data in order to correlate disease reports and manage environmental health events.

CDC's Environmental Public Health Tracking (EPHT) Network

STC worked with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Northrop Grumman, and several local clients to design and develop a nationwide EPHT Network. The EPHT Network will integrate environmental health and public health data for the first time for the purpose of surveillance and event management.

According to the CDC website, the efforts to develop a nationwide EPHT “is an important priority…because of the opportunity it provides to address some of the most challenging problems facing local, state, and national public health leaders.”

Connecticut
STC worked with the Connecticut Department of Public Health to integrate environmental health capabilities with the existing statewide disease surveillance system. Designed to capture, store, and report environmental and occupational disease data, the application features electronic laboratory reporting, data linking, and data inventory to allow expedited reporting.

Washington, D.C.
STC worked with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) funded Washington, D.C. One Stop project. STC is creating a technical plan that will integrate environmental health data, reduce the burden of reporting, and provide universal access to electronic reporting.

STC is also developing and installing an Environmental Facilities Geodatabase. This project will provide the foundation for the future Environmental Information Exchange Network.