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The project assists the Ministry of Environment in maintaining and expanding the "Geographic Information System for Drinking Water Source Water Quality Protection Areas" and the "Drinking Water Management Information System." This support helps the Ministry promote land management within drinking water protection zones, safeguard water quality at drinking water sources, and conduct inspections of water quality, chemicals, and equipment, thereby ensuring drinking water safety.
For the "Geographic Information System for Drinking Water Source Water Quality Protection Areas," six updates of camping site maps within the drinking water protection zones for 2024 were completed. Additionally, functionalities for overlay query, list output, and statistical report generation for camping site layers were provided. A new overlay feature for historical aerial imagery was added, and mapping and spatial query functions related to drinking water inspections were completed, including access to testing points, water purification plants, and simple tap water facilities, enabling users to query different types of water quality testing points and data.
In the "Drinking Water Management Information System" section, various inspection data query functionalities were optimized based on the Ministry's needs. A 2024 performance evaluation function for drinking water was added, and the system's ASP.NET framework was upgraded. Improvements were made to the proactive notification feature for non-compliant water quality, with the addition of LINE message notifications. A data review of water purification plants was conducted, and unique codes and coordinate fields were added to make this database the sole source of water purification plant information for the project. Other updates included integration and revamping of account access control, an online reporting and tracking reminder for water pollution incidents, and double Y-axis charts for historical drinking water tests. The project also supported National Cheng Kung University’s team in uploading emerging pollutant testing data from 2019 and 2023.
For system operation-related briefings and information security management, a business training and system operation briefing was held on October 30. Third-party website vulnerability scanning and system performance testing were conducted to ensure the system’s cybersecurity and performance met the contracting agency’s requirements. Overall, the project has enhanced various system functionalities according to environmental protection agency requirements, reducing operational challenges and increasing efficiency in business execution.
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