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![]() Open-FF |
Data Browser Home page This file was generated on May 17, 2025 |
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Primary Tables |
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Chemical Index |
All reported chemicals used in FracFocus. Includes summary statistics, hazard summaries and links to in-depth analysis of each material's use. |
State Index |
Fracking activity by county, operator, and a profile of proprietary chemical uses. Links to detailed county maps and analysis. |
Operator Index |
Table summarizing all Operator companies and links to details of every Operator company's location, active years and chemicals of concern. |
Supplier Name Table |
Table listing all names in the Supplier field and the corresponding bgSupplier name to facilitate searching. |
Overviews |
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What is Open-FF? |
A brief description of the Open-FF project. |
FracFocus summaries |
A big-picture summary of FracFocus data including where, when and what companies were active, water and proppant use. |
Other Resources |
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Chemical synonyms |
Searchable table that lists alternative names for the chemicals published in FracFocus. |
CAS-Ing pairs |
Searchable table to help users see how the raw FracFocus fields CASNumber and IngredientName were curated into the Open-FF bgCAS values. This curation is necessary because there are many correctable mistakes that, once fixed, give us a more complete record of chemical use. |
Data Dictionary |
This dictionary has three tables: The first table describes the fields in the original FracFocus bulk downloads and the generated fields in the Open-FF data sets. The other tables provide information about the process of identifying the carrier records in disclosures. |
Other Open-FF links |
- GitHub repository (current development) - CodeOcean code and data repository(development until early 2023) - Project Blog - New disclosure reports - Contact: gary.allison@gmail.com |
Navigating the tables in the Open-FF Browser:ΒΆ
Many tables are interactive. You can:
- re-sort the table by clicking on a column heading
- click there again to reverse the table order (from ascending to descending)
- sort by more than one column (clicking them in succesion) to facilitate finer sorting
- filter the records that are displayed by using the search box (for example, type in a company name to only show those records)
- control the number of records shown per page