基于Web的访问系统（WBS）是一个基于Web的信息平台，集成了多种信息源， 数据库和参考信息。WBS旨在支持当前和未来 随着重组活动的进行，部门的业务活动和需求也在不断变化。这个 WBS的基石是数据库驱动的信息访问系统（DBIAS）。德比亚斯 引擎使用通过web技术驱动的动态数据库来存储和呈现 向用户提供各种信息。DBIAS有完整的编辑和配置工具，允许 管理者能够编辑和修改所有内容。 DBIAS平台完全是web平台- 基于并用于提供单一信息源，以取代所有传统参考 文件，包括政策、程序、O&M信息、记录图纸、， 规范和施工图提交文件。该平台还集成了水质和化学物质 清单信息以及来自分布式控制系统数据库的信息 报告工具和摘要。 自2000年在凤凰城第23大道污水处理厂（57MGD）推出DBIAS以来，WBS 该平台正在各污水处理厂的部门范围内实施， 水生产、废水收集和分配、污染控制、， 工程和环境合规部门支持组织信息 所有部门的需求以及对信息的一致存储和访问。 该平台正在不断扩展，以支持其他部门信息 管理需要。其中包括一个资本项目管理信息系统，用于 支持工程部门的资本项目管理；环境健康 以及支持所有城市设施遵守法规的安全系统；还有一个外部网站 供菲尼克斯都市区的所有成员机构访问和查看各自的 区域废水处理设施的废水贡献和费用。到目前为止 该系统有600多个用户，最终将被所有1200名部门员工访问。包括数字。

The Web-Based Access System (WBS) is a web-enabled information platform that integrates multiple information sources, databases and reference information. The WBS is designed to support both present and future business activities and needs of the Department as reengineering activities progress. The cornerstone of the WBS is a database-driven Information Access System (DBIAS). The DBIAS engine uses a dynamic database that is driven through web technology to store and present a variety of information to users. The DBIAS has complete editing and configuring tools that allow managers the ability to edit and modify all content. The DBIAS platform is completely web- based and is used to provide a single source for information to replace all traditional reference and documentation including policies, procedures, O&M information, record drawings, specifications, and shop drawing submittals. The platform also integrates water quality and chemical manifest information, as well as information from Distributed Control System databases, to reporting tools and summaries. Since the DBIAS roll-out at the City of Phoenix 23rd Avenue WWTP (57-mgd) in 2000, the WBS platform is being implemented on a Department-wide basis at each of the Wastewater Treatment, Water Production, Wastewater Collections and Water Distribution, Pollution Control, Engineering and Environmental Compliance Divisions to support organizational information needs and consistent storage and access to information for all Divisions. The platform is continually being expanded to support other Department information management needs. These include a Capital Project Management Information System used to support capital project management within the Engineering Division; an Environmental Health and Safety System that supports regulatory compliance at all City facilities; and, an external web site for all member agencies in the Phoenix metropolitan area to access and view their respective wastewater contributions and charges to a regional wastewater treatment facility. To date, the system has over 600 users and will eventually be accessible by all 1,200 department employees. Includes figures.