Merge pull request #57 from SEED-platform/fix-empty-dropdown

remove empty dropdown

docs/user_doc_overview.md

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 * Loss of functional knowledge upon staff turnover
 * Lack of ability to easily integrate with other solutions
 
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     The core functionality of SEED includes the ability to
 
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     * Handle the complicated nature of building data, such as the relationship between parcel / tax lot data and buildings
     * Import data from many sources and map to standardized fields
     * Automate data quality checks
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     One of the most powerful aspects of SEED is the ability to import data from many different sources for a set of buildings, such as 
 
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     * Spreadsheets of jurisdiction tax records or other property data, which can be imported in a way that defines the relationship between tax parcels and buildings
     * Building utility data 
     * Building performance data from ENERGY STAR® Portfolio Manager®
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     It is also possible to dynamically connect the records in SEED to other applications such as Salesforce.
 
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     Once the data is imported into SEED it is possible to:
 
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     * Check the data quality based on used defined rules
     * Sort, filter and label building records
     * Run analyses on the building data, such as calculating the CO2 emissions and the Energy Use Intensity (EUI)
     * Set future targets for CO2 emissions and EUI values to plan how to reach net zero by a certain time period
     * View the progress reaching those targets, either at the building level or the portfolio level
     * View a map of the building locations
 
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     SEED is an [open source web based platform](https://github.com/SEED-platform/seed) that can be deployed as is, or it can be used as the base for additional functionality. SEED provides both a browser-based interface for users to upload and manage their building data, as well as a full set of APIs that app developers can use to access these same data management functions. 
 
     SEED is funded by the U.S. Department of Energy and supported by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), and the third party software contributors shown below.
 
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