Microsoft Access, while not SQL-92 compliant, is a very popular database program suitable for analytical use by many people that don’t use R, SAS, or Tableau for analysis and reporting purposes.

Concerning FracFocus.org-related data, and back again by popular demand, FrackingData.org is now providing (see link below) a Microsoft Access database in “accdb” format containing various tables as follows:

• FracFocus.org-related tables
  • dbo_RegistryUpload
  • dbo_RegistryUploadPurpose
  • dbo_RegistryUploadIngredients
• Earthquakes-related tables
  • NCEDC_earthquakes_reverse_geocoded (worldwide, 1898 to date, magnitude 0 and up)
• Toxicities-related tables
  • Chemical_Toxicities_Blended_Sorted
  • Chemical_Toxicities_Blended_Grouped
  • Chemical_Toxicities_Blended_Flattened_Boolean
• Views utilizing the above tables
  • vue_Registry_Upload_Purpose_Ingredients
  • vue_Registry_Upload_Purpose_Ingredients_Toxicities
• Link(s) to Microsoft Access database(s), compressed with the 7-Zip program:
  • http://frackingdata.info/downloads/FrackingData_FracFocusRegistry_2016-05_with_Toxicities_and_Earthquakes.accdb.7z

Henceforth, this database will be available on the same schedule as the CSV, SQLite, and PostgreSQL files and a page holding the latest link can be found on the FracFocus Data page of FrackingData.org’s site (link below):

• https://frackingdata.org/fracfocus-data/

Khepry Quixote
10 June 2016