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Psm Nature Power Service Management Formerly Umweltkontor Renewable Energy
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Psm Nature Power Service Management Formerly Umweltkontor Renewable Energy Psm Nature Power Service Management Formerly Umweltkontor Renewable Energy AG Jump to: navigation, search Name psm Nature Power Service & Management (Formerly Umweltkontor Renewable Energy AG) Place Erkelenz, Germany Zip 41812 Sector Biofuels, Hydro, Solar, Wind energy Product Founded as a wind project developer, expanded into solar, hydro, marine and biofuels sectors, until insolvency in 2004. Coordinates 51.078949°, 6.317715° Loading map... {"minzoom":false,"mappingservice":"googlemaps3","type":"ROADMAP","zoom":14,"types":["ROADMAP","SATELLITE","HYBRID","TERRAIN"],"geoservice":"google","maxzoom":false,"width":"600px","height":"350px","centre":false,"title":"","label":"","icon":"","visitedicon":"","lines":[],"polygons":[],"circles":[],"rectangles":[],"copycoords":false,"static":false,"wmsoverlay":"","layers":[],"controls":["pan","zoom","type","scale","streetview"],"zoomstyle":"DEFAULT","typestyle":"DEFAULT","autoinfowindows":false,"kml":[],"gkml":[],"fusiontables":[],"resizable":false,"tilt":0,"kmlrezoom":false,"poi":true,"imageoverlays":[],"markercluster":false,"searchmarkers":"","locations":[{"text":"","title":"","link":null,"lat":51.078949,"lon":6.317715,"alt":0,"address":"","icon":"","group":"","inlineLabel":"","visitedicon":""}]}
Psm Nature Power Service Management Formerly Umweltkontor Renewable...
Umweltkontor Renewable Energy AG) Place Erkelenz, Germany Zip 41812 Sector Biofuels, Hydro, Solar, Wind energy Product Founded as a wind project developer, expanded into...
Pump Systems Matter Mission and Vision:
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Pump Systems Matter Mission and Vision: Pump Systems Matter Mission and Vision: Pump Systems Matter(tm) (PSM) places a primary focus on pump systems education and outreach and addresses energy savings and total cost of pump ownership. Vision: Pump Systems Matter initiative assists North American pump users gain a more competitive business advantage through strategic, broad-based energy management and pump system performance optimization. Mission: To provide the marketplace with tools and collaborative opportunities to integrate pump system performance optimization and efficient energy management practices into normal business operations. Essential Elements: * Build awareness of the benefits of systems optimization and pump system life cycle cost at the management, production and technical levels of companies throughout the supply chain.
EDRA / Places Awards -- Introduction
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for the fourth round of awards can be found in this issue.edra /Places Awards for Place Design, Planning & Researchof the 2000 edra /Places Awards. Place Design awards, for
2006 EDRA / Places Awards
Images: Brad Feinknopf. Award for Place Planning The PaleoFocus, Cost Estimating. Summary 2006 EDRA/Places AwardsAward for Place Planning Sense of Place�Calgary, Alberta
Manhattan Project: Places
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Places Places "Met Lab" (Metallurgical Laboratory) Oak Ridge: Clinton Engineer Works Hanford Engineer Works Los Alamos Other Places Places of the Manhattan Project Places PLEASE NOTE: The Places pages are not yet available. Links to the pages listed below and to the left will be activated as content is developed. Select topics relating to the places where the Manhattan Project occurred have been grouped into the categories listed to the left. A quick overview of places involved in the Manhattan Project can be obtained by reading the summary pages for each of the categories, located in the left navigation bar. Each summary page also has a listing of all the subtopics included within that category. For a complete menu of all place pages, see the comprehensive list of topics below.
EDRA / Places Awards, 2003
Research Group. The awards jury met March 21-22, 2003, inas host, and for continuing to support the awards program.2003 EDRA/Places Awards / Place Planning Award / Development
The Place Value Game
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Better Place Formerly Project Better Place | Open Energy Information
Place Formerly Project Better Place Place Formerly Project Better Place Jump to: navigation, search Name Better Place (Formerly Project Better Place) Place Palo Alto, California Zip 94304 Product Project Better Place will establish a widespread grid of electric charging spots to provide consumers with the energy to keep their cars charged and driving without the need to wait for electricity at any point. References Better Place (Formerly Project Better Place)[1] LinkedIn Connections CrunchBase Profile No CrunchBase profile. Create one now! This article is a stub. You can help OpenEI by expanding it. Better Place (Formerly Project Better Place) is a company located in Palo Alto, California . References ↑ "Better Place (Formerly Project Better Place)" Retrieved from "http://en.openei.org/w/index.php?title=Better_Place_Formerly_Project_Better_Place&oldid=342693
A Place in the Sun
virtue of a Place in the Sun. Places/Volume 1, Number 1A Place in the Sun Text and Photographs by Charles Correa Mymy title: A Place in the Sun. In actual fact of course, as
Correa, Charles
Manhattan Project: Places Images
PLACES IMAGES PLACES IMAGES Resources > Photo Gallery Scroll down to see each of these images individually. The images are: 1. Remains of a Shinto Shrine, Nagasaki, October 1945 (courtesy the United States Marine Corps, Lieutenant R. J. Battersby, photographer, via the National Archives); 2. University of California, Berkeley, 1940 (courtesy the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory); 3. Aerial photograph of the Trinity Site after the test (courtesy the Federation of American Scientists); 4. Aerial photograph of Hiroshima before the bombing; 5. Columbia University, 1903 (courtesy the Library of Congress; this photograph originated from the Detroit Publishing Company; it was a 1949 gift to the Library of Congress from the State Historical Society of Colorado).
EDRA / Places Awards for Place Design and Place Research -- Call for Entries
The EDRAJPlaces Awards for Place Design and Place ResearchD C LU T h e EDRA/Places awards program was created to rec�and design. Place research awards recognize projects that
Better Place | Open Energy Information
Better Place Better Place Jump to: navigation, search Name Better Place Address 1070 Arastradero Road Place Palo Alto, California Zip 94304 Sector Vehicles Product Electric vehicle infrastructure company building a battery swap out network Website http://www.betterplace.com/ Coordinates 37.3949615°, -122.1425097° Loading map... {"minzoom":false,"mappingservice":"googlemaps3","type":"ROADMAP","zoom":14,"types":["ROADMAP","SATELLITE","HYBRID","TERRAIN"],"geoservice":"google","maxzoom":false,"width":"600px","height":"350px","centre":false,"title":"","label":"","icon":"","visitedicon":"","lines":[],"polygons":[],"circles":[],"rectangles":[],"copycoords":false,"static":false,"wmsoverlay":"","layers":[],"controls":["pan","zoom","type","scale","streetview"],"zoomstyle":"DEFAULT","typestyle":"DEFAULT","autoinfowindows":false,"kml":[],"gkml":[],"fusiontables":[],"resizable":false,"tilt":0,"kmlrezoom":false,"poi":true,"imageoverlays":[],"markercluster":false,"searchmarkers":"","locations":[{"text":"","title":"","link":null,"lat":37.3949615,"lon":-122.1425097,"alt":0,"address":"","icon":"","group":"","inlineLabel":"","visitedicon":""}]}
Sheltering in Place at LBNL
Sheltering in Place at LBNL Sheltering in Place at LBNL Speaker(s): Valerie Quiggley Date: November 2, 2004 - 12:00pm Location: Bldg. 90 Lab employees could be instructed by Lab management to "Shelter in Place", rather than to evacuate during an emergency situation created by a wildland fire approaching the Lab, or other emergencies involving outside air quality such as a biological or chemical accident, or even a terrorist attack. Would you know what to do if instructed to shelter in place? How could staying inside the building be safe if fire is raging outside? And what about the air conditioning system which draws air from outside to circulate inside the building? How do we keep smoke or other toxins outside while we shelter inside? Bring all your questions and attend this seminar
2009 Great Places Awards -- Call for Submissions
2009 Great Places Awards Places, the Environmental Designannounce the twelfth annual awards program for Place Design,ipation of Metropolis, the awards program has a new name in
PSM Explanatory Notes - Energy Information Administration
U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)
Energy Information Administration/Petroleum Supply Monthly, October 2011 123 Appendix B ... movements, and inventories by the primary suppliers of petroleum
B. Monthly Supply Survey Description and Methodology ... A. General Discussion ... facilities that have less than 50,000 barrels of storage capacity and,
EDRA / Places Awards, 2001-2002
EDRA / Places Awards This issue presents design, planningwinners of EDRA/Places Awards in 2001 and 2002. The projectsA Place Design award was given to Pittsburgh�s Allegheny
Anatomy of a Jury [EDRA / Places Awards
A well deserved m y t h o l o g y surrounds design awards. Mthan anything else today, awards are the measure of goodnesspress. Yet the EDRA/Places Awards for Place Design and Place
Francis, Mark
EDRA / Places Awards -- Call for Submissions
Submissions 2001 edra / Places Awards Jury Allan B. Jacobsannounce our fourth annual awards for Place Design, Planningsociology and psychology. Awards will be presented in July,
2005 EDRA/Places Awards - Introduction
2005 EDRA/Places Awards Each yearthe EDRA/Places awards program, initiated in 1998,have been instructed to award up to six prizes, of which one
2007 EDRA/Places Awards - Introduction
2007 EDRA/Places Awards Six exemplary projects were namedronmental Design Research Association/Places Awards in 2007.The awards recognize distinguished work in three areas:
*PLACE OF STUDY School of Business
R�?PCKE, MSc in Economics and Management, IMSQE , Management Consultant, McKinsey & Company #12;*PLACE
Architecture and urbanism in Henri IV's Paris : the Place Royale, Place Dauphine, and H�pital St. Louis
This dissertation concerns the extensive building program which Henri IV undertook in Paris from 1600 to 1610. Focusing on the place Royale (now called the place des Vosges) , the place Dauphine, rue Dauphine, and Pont ...
Ballon, Hilary Meg
EDRA / Places Awards -- Seventh Annual Call for Submissions
Annual EDRA/Places Awards Places and the Environmentalannual EDRA/Places Awards for Place Design, Planning, andor related discipline. Awards will be presented at the EDRA
Light celebrating place, West Texas Road Trip
The dissertation explores the ability of light to embody and enhance the spirit of place in the Big Bend section of West Texas. A series of surveys and research investigated and then paired elements of light and place that were designed, and installed or simulated, in four experiential case studies. The case studies were evaluated by published authors of light and place and the dissertation committee and deemed mostly successful. Light installations can be embodied and enhance the spirit of place, the installations which were experienced �live� did this most effectively.
Mulholland, Jill Cecilia
Create Place: Chachoengsao, Thailand | Open Energy Information
page Share this page on Facebook icon Twitter icon Create Place: Chachoengsao, Thailand Jump to: navigation, search You do not have permission to edit this page, for the...
Category:Places | Open Energy Information
Places Places Jump to: navigation, search This category uses the form Place. Countries (211) States (51) Congressional Districts (437) Counties (3142) Cities (27937) Clean Energy Economy Regions (7) Pages in category "Places" The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 31,856 total. (previous 200) (next 200) A Aaronsburg, Pennsylvania Abbeville County, South Carolina Abbeville, Alabama Abbeville, Georgia Abbeville, Louisiana Abbeville, Mississippi Abbeville, South Carolina Abbot, Maine Abbotsford, Australia Abbotsford, Wisconsin Abbott, Texas Abbottstown, Pennsylvania Abbyville, Kansas Abercrombie, North Dakota Aberdeen Gardens, Washington Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland Aberdeen, Idaho Aberdeen, Maryland Aberdeen, Mississippi Aberdeen, North Carolina Aberdeen, Ohio
Call for Submissions: Ninth Annual EDRA/Places Awards
Ninth Annual EDRA/Places Awards Places and the Environmentalninth annual EDRA/Places Awards for Place Design, Planningfor the 2006 EDRA/Places Awards is February 7, 2006. The
In-place HEPA filter penetration test
SciTech Connect
We have demonstrated the feasibility of conducting penetration tests on high efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters as installed in nuclear ventilation systems. The in-place penetration test, which is designed to yield equivalent penetration measurements as the standard DOP efficiency test, is based on measuring the aerosol penetration of the filter installation as a function of particle size using a portable laser particle counter. This in-place penetration test is compared to the current in-place leak test using light scattering photometers for single HEPA filter installations and for HEPA filter plenums using the shroud method. Test results show the in-place penetration test is more sensitive than the in-place leak test, has a similar operating procedure, but takes longer to conduct. Additional tests are required to confirm that the in-place penetration test yields identical results as the standard dioctyl phthalate (DOP) penetration test for HEPA filters with controlled leaks in the filter and gasket and duct by-pass leaks. Further development of the procedure is also required to reduce the test time before the in- place penetration test is practical.
Bergman, W.; Wilson, kK.; Elliott, J.; Bettencourt, B.; Slawski, J.W.
Property:Place | Open Energy Information
Page and default form Place. Page and default form Place. Subproperties This property has the following 1 subproperty: I Filter:Incentives by Place Pages using the property "Place" Showing 25 pages using this property. (previous 25) (next 25) 0 0.4 kV remote control (Smart Grid Project) + Denmark + 1 1 Solar Inc + California + 10Charge Inc + Dallas, Texas + 12 Voltz Limited + Cumbria, United Kingdom + 1366 Technologies + North Lexington, Massachusetts + 1Soltech Inc + Richardson, Texas + 1st Light Energy, Inc. + Modesto, California + 1st Mile + Lyngby, Denmark + 2 2-M Probe At Alum Area (Kratt, Et Al., 2010) + Alum Geothermal Area + 2-M Probe At Astor Pass Area (Kratt, Et Al., 2010) + Astor Pass Geothermal Area + 2-M Probe At Black Warrior Area (DOE GTP) + Black Warrior Geothermal Area +
Public places through the private eye
The radical change in the pattern of everyday communication has corresponded with a rapid transformation of the character of public urban places and the way they are used. The urban network is no longer the primary space ...
G�sp�r, Zsuzsanna, 1967-
Search and Research [EDRA / Places Awards
what many o f the EDRA/Places Awards o f i m p o r t a n toutlets (not chosen for an award) demonstrates h o w usefulmost hopeful result o f this award program is the discovery
Hack, Gary
On Recognizing Research [EDRA / Places Awards
Research T h e ED]iA/Places Awards provided an interestingf the most recent being submitted to the awards program. M oi n this category was the award- w i n n i n g research on
Marcus, Clare Cooper
Intensifying the collective use of public place
The premise of the thesis states that to intensify the collective use of public place there must exist a broad collective understanding of physical constituents that 'build' spatial relationships. These spatial understandings ...
Aldrich, Darrell E. (Darrell Eugene)
EDRA / Places Awards -- Sixth Annual Call for Submissions
Sixth Annual EDRA/Places Awards Submissions are accepted insixth annual EDRA/Places Awards for Place Design, Planningor related discipline. Awards will be presented in May,
A pattern language for sacred secular places
�?Pattern Language�? is a term popularized by Christopher Alexander and his coauthors of the book A Pattern Language: Towns, Buildings, Construction, Sara Ishikawa, and Murray Silverstein in the late 1970�?s. Though intended to enable every citizen to design and construct their own home, pattern language never quite caught up with those in the field of architecture, mostly because of its lack of flexibility. The core idea of Alexander�?s pattern language was to arm architects, designers, and the common people with a tool that would empower them to make informed decisions related to designing places that would comply with their needs and wants. What architecture needs the most today is the ability to heal and invigorate. I believe that contemporary architecture lacks such places that enable occupants to connect and communicate with what is within and what is without. A number of studies have proven that universally sacred (a majority of which are religious in function) places are charged with energies that could contribute towards this process. The energies, also referred to as �?patterns,�? are the energies unique to a place that make it special and sacred (not just in the religious context but also in the secular context). This thesis is an attempt to derive a new pattern language for the creation of sacred �?secular�? places like our homes and work places which draw from the pattern lists that have been proposed in four separate instances by authors including Christopher Alexander and Phillip Tabb. This new pattern list is aimed at providing architects and designers with a tool for creating secular places with an element of sacrality without having to taking on a religious meaning.
Joseph, Melanie Rachel
Project Better Place | Open Energy Information
Project Better Place Project Better Place Address 1070 Arastradero Road Place Palo Alto, California Zip 94304 Sector Vehicles Product Electric vehicle infrastructure company building a battery swap out network Website http://www.betterplace.com/ Coordinates 37.3949615°, -122.1425097° Loading map... {"minzoom":false,"mappingservice":"googlemaps3","type":"ROADMAP","zoom":14,"types":["ROADMAP","SATELLITE","HYBRID","TERRAIN"],"geoservice":"google","maxzoom":false,"width":"600px","height":"350px","centre":false,"title":"","label":"","icon":"","visitedicon":"","lines":[],"polygons":[],"circles":[],"rectangles":[],"copycoords":false,"static":false,"wmsoverlay":"","layers":[],"controls":["pan","zoom","type","scale","streetview"],"zoomstyle":"DEFAULT","typestyle":"DEFAULT","autoinfowindows":false,"kml":[],"gkml":[],"fusiontables":[],"resizable":false,"tilt":0,"kmlrezoom":false,"poi":true,"imageoverlays":[],"markercluster":false,"searchmarkers":"","locations":[{"text":"","title":"","link":null,"lat":37.3949615,"lon":-122.1425097,"alt":0,"address":"","icon":"","group":"","inlineLabel":"","visitedicon":""}]}
The irreducible ensemble: place-Hampi
Science Conference Proceedings (OSTI)
This discussion examines several philosophical considerations (phenomenology, embodiment, corpothetics and mediation) which form powerful interlocking arguments, whose qualities are prerequisites for building presence and place in virtual heritage landscapes. ... Keywords: autonomous agency, co-evolutionary narrative, hampi, indian mythology, omnistereoscopic panoramas, symmetrical archaeology, virtual heritage
Sarah Kenderdine
Placing links in mobile banking application
This study compares two alternative ways to organize links as navigation elements in mobile banking applications. For the comparison, two alternative banking applications were tested. The applications that were tested had the same content but different ... Keywords: links, mobile application, mobile banking, navigation, organizing, placing, usability
Tuuli Hyv�rinen; Anne Kaikkonen; Mika Hiltunen
Summary of 2011 Accomplishments HI & PSM | Department of Energy
More Documents & Publications Hydraulic Institute Member Benefits Department of Energy Putting Power in the Hands of Consumers Through Technology, January 9, 2008 Course...
Placing Fusion Power on a Pedestal | Princeton Plasma Physics...
Placing Fusion Power on a Pedestal American Fusion News Category: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Link: Placing Fusion Power on a Pedestal...
[Place at top of Part I]
inserting in the FOA template are in blue. inserting in the FOA template are in blue. [Place at top of Part I - FUNDING OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION] Projects under this FOA will be funded, in whole or in part, with funds appropriated by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, Pub. L. 111-5, (Recovery Act or Act). The Recovery Act's purposes are to stimulate the economy and to create and retain jobs. The Act gives preference to activities that can be started and completed expeditiously, including a goal of using at least 50 percent of the funds made available by it for activities that can be initiated not later than June 17, 2009. Accordingly, special consideration will be given to projects that promote and enhance the objectives of the Act, especially job creation, preservation and
First Nations Community Planning Model [EDRA / Places Awards, 2003 -- Planning
EDRA/Places planning awards should principally recognizeoutcomes. But others felt the awards should also recognize
Moffat, David
Dramaturgies of PLACE: evaluation, embodiment and performance in PLACE-Hampi
This paper examines an extensive user evaluation survey undertaken during an installation of PLACE-Hampi, a custom-built augmented stereoscopic panoramic interactive cultural heritage installation. The evaluation draws on the responses of 284 ... Keywords: ambisonic, co-presence, embodiment, evaluation, panoramic, performance, presence, stereoscopic, virtual heritage
Sarah Kenderdine; Jeffrey Shaw; Anita Kocsis
Placing outer space : an earthly ethnography of other worlds
This dissertation concerns the role of place in scientific practice. Ideas of place, I argue, shape and are shaped by science. I specifically look at the community of planetary scientists who, though they cannot step foot ...
Messeri, Lisa Rebecca
Living Water Park [EDRA / Places Awards, 1999 -- Design
water garden. EDRA/PLACES AWARDS P L A C E S 1 3:1 tv D a mmil. -1 �I EDRA/PLACES AWARDS P L A C ES 1 3: 1 *J6 Left:
EDRA / Places Awards -- Eighth Annual Call for Submissions
For more information about the awards pro- gram, prospectiveand/or http:// edra.org. Past award winners have appeared ineighth annual EDRA/Places Awards for Place Design, Planning,
Third Annual Science Alliance Takes Place in Ohio | Department...
Third Annual Science Alliance Takes Place in Ohio Third Annual Science Alliance Takes Place in Ohio October 9, 2012 - 12:14pm Addthis Science Alliance 1 of 5 Science Alliance...
Template:InfoForPlace | Open Energy Information
InfoForPlace InfoForPlace Jump to: navigation, search This is the 'InfoForPlace' template. It should be called in the following format: {{InfoForPlace |place= |target= |var= |heading= |label= }} For example: {{InfoForPlace |place={{SUBJECTPAGENAME}} |target=Category:Research Institutions |var=num_institutions |heading=Registered Energy Research Institutions in {{SUBJECTPAGENAME}} |label=Institutions }} Edit the page to see the template text. Retrieved from "http://en.openei.org/w/index.php?title=Template:InfoForPlace&oldid=325497" Category: Experimental Templates What links here Related changes Special pages Printable version Permanent link Browse properties 429 Throttled (bot load) Error 429 Throttled (bot load) Throttled (bot load) Guru Meditation: XID: 1863773880 Varnish cache server
EDRA / Places Awards -- Third Annual Call for Submissions
third annual EDRA/PI aces Awards for Place Design, PlanningResearch. Place D e s i g n awards r e c o g n i z e c o m ps . Place P l a n n i n g awards r e c o g n i z e projects
Are places concepts? familarity and expertise effects in neighborhood cognition
Named urban neighborhoods (localities) are often examples of vague place extents. These are compared with current knowledge of vagueness in concepts and categories within semantic memory, implying graded membership and typicality. If places are mentally ... Keywords: concepts, expertise, neighborhood, place, urban spatial cognition, vague extents
Clare Davies
Places for People 2004 - Melbourne, Australia by Gehl Architects and the City of Melbourne [EDRA/Places Awards 2006 -- Research
People 2004 2006 EDRA/Places Awards Research of public-lifethink he ought to be given an award for convincing the powerPeople 2004 2006 EDRA/Places Awards Research moving beyond
Hayter, Jason Alexander
Sowing a sense of place : an in-depth case study of changing youths' sense of places
In this dissertation I examine the change in youths' sense of urban and non-urban places brought about by involvement in a multi-site agriculture program. The concept of 'Place' is more than the biophysical and built ...
Fisman, Lianne
Property:Incentive/Cont4Place | Open Energy Information
Place Place Jump to: navigation, search Property Name Incentive/Cont4Place Property Type String Pages using the property "Incentive/Cont4Place" Showing 19 pages using this property. A AEP (Central and North) - CitySmart Program (Texas) + Abilene, Texas + AEP (Central and SWEPCO) - Coolsaver A/C Tune Up (Texas) + Corpus Christi, Texas + AEP (Central, North and SWEPCO) - Commercial Solutions Program (Texas) + Abilene, Texas + B Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative - Heat Pump Loan Program (South Carolina) + Pickens, South Carolina + C ComEd, Nicor Gas, Peoples Gas & North Shore Gas - Bonus Rebate Program (Illinois) + Chicago, Illinois + E Energy Efficiency Fund (Electric) - Commercial and Industrial Energy Efficiency Programs (Connecticut) + Berlin, CT +
Create Place: New Indiana, Indiana | Open Energy Information
Special page Share this page on Facebook icon Twitter icon Create Place: New Indiana, Indiana Jump to: navigation, search You do not have permission to edit this page,...
Rural Place Experience and Women's Health in Grandmother-Mothering .
??The conceptual orientation of this study was informed by social ecology theory coupled with the concept of rural place, to investigate social processes embedded within� (more)
Thomas, Elizabeth Ann
Locating Climate Insecurity: Where Are the Most Vulnerable Places...
Twitter icon Locating Climate Insecurity: Where Are the Most Vulnerable Places in Africa? Jump to: navigation, search Name Locating Climate Insecurity: Where Are the Most...
??This dissertation is a study of the values and meanings people attach to places and why exploring those values is important in trails and historic� (more)
Brownell, Lisa Rainey
Property:GBIG/PlaceInfo | Open Energy Information
PlaceInfo Jump to: navigation, search This is a property of type String. Retrieved from "http:en.openei.orgwindex.php?titleProperty:GBIGPlaceInfo&oldid509340...
Information in Place: Integrating Sustainability into Information Literacy Instruction
Task Force. (2009). Library Information Literacy Curriculum.Research Libraries. (2004). Information literacy competencyInformation in Place: Integrating Sustainability into
Stark, Megan R
North Brawley Power Plant Placed in Service; Currently Generating...
Not Provided DOI Not Provided Check for DOI availability: http:crossref.org Online Internet link for North Brawley Power Plant Placed in Service; Currently Generating 17 MW;...
Property:Incentive/AddlPlaceCounty | Open Energy Information
AddlPlaceCounty AddlPlaceCounty Jump to: navigation, search Property Name Incentive/AddlPlaceCounty Property Type Page Pages using the property "Incentive/AddlPlaceCounty" Showing 25 pages using this property. (previous 25) (next 25) A Allegany County Wind Ordinance (Maryland) + Allegany County, Maryland + Anne Arundel County - Solar and Geothermal Equipment Property Tax Credit (Maryland) + Anne Arundel County, Maryland + Anne Arundel County - Wind Ordinance (Maryland) + Anne Arundel County, Maryland + B Baltimore County - Solar and Geothermal Equipment Property Tax Credit (Maryland) + Baltimore County, Maryland + Baltimore County - Wind Ordinance (Maryland) + Baltimore County, Maryland + Brownfield Development Tax Abatements (Alabama) + Alabama + C Calvert County - Wind Ordinance (Maryland) + Calvert County, Maryland +
Property:Incentive/AddlPlaceCity | Open Energy Information
AddlPlaceCity AddlPlaceCity Jump to: navigation, search Property Name Incentive/AddlPlaceCity Property Type Page Pages using the property "Incentive/AddlPlaceCity" Showing 16 pages using this property. C Climate Action Plan (New Orleans) + New Orleans, Louisiana + D DC Hazardous Waste Management (District of Columbia) + District of Columbia + Development Opportunity Zone Credits (Wisconsin) + Beloit, Wisconsin +, Janesville, Wisconsin +, Kenosha, Wisconsin + F Flood Zone Building Permits (District of Columbia) + District of Columbia + G Ground Water Management Act (Virginia) + Chesapeake, Virginia +, Franklin, Virginia +, Hampton, Virginia +, ... I Industrial Discharge Permits (District of Columbia) + District of Columbia + Industrial Revenue Bond Program (District of Columbia) + District of Columbia +
Poetic augmented reality: place-bound literature in locative media
This paper presents the textopia project, a locative media design experiment set up to explore the relationship between places and literary texts. The system allows a user to walk through the city of Oslo and listen to texts that talk about the ... Keywords: locative media, place-based storytelling, user-generated content
Anders Sundnes L�vlie
Pursuing genius loci: interaction design and natural places
Human computer interaction (HCI) has little explored everyday life and enriching experiences in rural, wilderness and other predominantly "natural" places despite their socioeconomic importance. Beyond simply addressing the challenge arising from applying ... Keywords: Dialogic, Embodiment, Feltlife, Habitus, Indexicality, Natural places, Nature, Rural, Spatial practices, Wilderness
Nicola J. Bidwell; David Browning
Understanding a sense of place in collaborative environments
The article explores how mobile, nomadic and distributed workers develop a sense of place to counter the lack of spatial determinants which increasingly characterize contemporary work and lifestyles. When developing collaborative technologies, designing ... Keywords: affordance, collaborative technologies, knowledge work, permanence, place, productivity, space
Simon Foley
Property:Incentive/AddlPlace | Open Energy Information
Incentive/AddlPlace Incentive/AddlPlace Jump to: navigation, search Property Name Incentive/AddlPlace Property Type Page Description Additional places or Utility that is associated with the incentive. Pages using the property "Incentive/AddlPlace" Showing 25 pages using this property. (previous 25) (next 25) A AEP (SWEPCO) - Residential Energy Efficiency Programs (Texas) + Southwestern Electric Power Company + AEP Ohio - Commercial New Construction Energy Efficiency Rebate Program (Ohio) + Columbus Southern Power Co + AEP Texas North Company - CitySmart Program (Texas) + AEP (Central and North) + Alliant Energy Interstate Power and Light (Electric) - Business Energy Efficiency Rebate Programs (Iowa) + Alliant Energy Interstate Power and Light, + Alliant Energy Interstate Power and Light (Electric) - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program (Minnesota) + Alliant Energy Interstate Power and Light +
If You Are Advised to Shelter-In-Place
Advised to Shelter-in-Place Advised to Shelter-in-Place Sheltering-in-place provides protection from potential airborne hazardous materials that may have been released. If you are asked to shelter-in-place at work or at home, follow these instructions: * Bring everyone inside (including pets). * Close all doors and windows. * Turn off or close all ventilation systems, including: * Air conditioning * Attic & exhaust fans * Furnaces * Fireplace dampers * Determine what sector you are in (see Evacuation Map & Routes). * Continue to shelter-in-place and listen to one of the EAS stations. * When the outside air is no longer dangerous, you will be instructed by the EAS that sheltering-in-place has ended and to open and ventilate your home or building. * Shelters may be opened for individuals who cannot return home because a shelter-in-place has been ordered for the area in which they live. If you are affected in this manner, please listen to EAS stations for announcements of shelters being opened or go to the home of a friend or relative that is outside the area of concern.
Property:Incentive/Cont2Place | Open Energy Information
Incentive/Cont2Place Incentive/Cont2Place Property Type String Pages using the property "Incentive/Cont2Place" Showing 25 pages using this property. (previous 25) (next 25) A AEP (Central and North) - CitySmart Program (Texas) + Winnsboro, Texas + AEP (Central, North and SWEPCO) - Commercial Solutions Program (Texas) + Winnsboro, Texas + AEP SWEPCO - CitySmart Program (Texas) + Houston, Texas + AEP SWEPCO - Commercial Solutions Program (Texas) + Winnsboro, Texas + AEP SWEPCO - SCORE Program (Texas) + Winnsboro, Texas + AEP Texas - Commercial and Industrial Energy Efficiency Rebate Program (Texas) + Abilene, Texas + AEP Texas Central Company - CitySmart Program (Texas) + Houston, Texas + AEP Texas Central Company - Commercial Solutions Program (Texas) + Houston, Texas +
EXO project equipment successfully placed underground at WIPP
have been successfully placed in the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) mine 2,150 feet below the earth's surface. The two modules, weighing...
Navigation, Wayfinding, and Place Experience within a Virtual City
We report a qualitative study of navigation, wayfinding, and place experience within a virtual city. �Cityscape� is a virtual environment (VE), partially algorithmically generated and intended to be redolent of the aggregate forms of real ...
Craig D. Murray; John M. Bowers; Adrian J. West; Steve Pettifer; Simon Gibson
A Quantum of Vibration in an Unexpected Place | Advanced Photon...
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Place in perspective: extracting online information about points of interest
During the last few years, the amount of online descriptive information about places has reached reasonable dimensions for many cities in the world. Being such information mostly in Natural Language text, Information Extraction techniques are needed ...
Ana O. Alves; Francisco C. Pereira; Filipe Rodrigues; Jo�o Oliveirinha
The EDRA / Places Awards, 1998-2003 [Commentary
the prospect of a new awards program to celebrate the veryArchitecture Research Awards. But it also grew from theThe EDRA/Places Awards 1998-2003 William L. Porter It is
Porter, William L
Abercrombie and Fitch Headquarters [EDRA / Places Awards, 2003 -- Design
campus in the woods near New Albany, Ohio. Site Design asnot like the rest of New Albany. A place that was to itself.About itself. � New Albany, located near Columbus, was once
Boutelle, Laura
Property:Incentive/ContPlace | Open Energy Information
ContPlace ContPlace Jump to: navigation, search Property Name Incentive/ContPlace Property Type String Pages using the property "Incentive/ContPlace" Showing 25 pages using this property. (previous 25) (next 25) 3 30% Business Tax Credit for Solar (Vermont) + Montpelier, Vermont + 4 401 Certification (Vermont) + Montpelier + A AEP (Central and North) - CitySmart Program (Texas) + Texas + AEP (Central and North) - Residential Energy Efficiency Programs (Texas) + Austin, Texas + AEP (Central, North and SWEPCO) - Commercial Solutions Program (Texas) + Texas + AEP (SWEPCO) - Residential Energy Efficiency Programs (Texas) + Longview, TX + AEP Ohio (Electric) - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program (Ohio) + Columbus, Ohio + AEP Ohio (Gas) - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program (Ohio) + Columbus, Ohio +
Property:Incentive/AddlPlaceStates | Open Energy Information
AddlPlaceStates AddlPlaceStates Jump to: navigation, search Property Name Incentive/AddlPlaceStates Property Type Page Pages using the property "Incentive/AddlPlaceStates" Showing 25 pages using this property. (previous 25) (next 25) A Accelerate Oklahoma (Oklahoma) + Oklahoma + Alternate Energy Development Fund (Kentucky) + Kentucky + Alternative Energy Zone (Ohio) + Ohio + Angel Investment Credit (New Mexico) + New Mexico + Application Filing Requirements for Wind-Powered Electric Generation Facilities (Ohio) + Ohio + Applications for Certificates for Electric Generation Facilities (Ohio) + Ohio + Applications for Certificates for Electric, Gas, or Natural Gas Transmission Facilities (Ohio) + Ohio + Atlantic Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Compact (Multiple States) + Connecticut +, New Jersey +, South Carolina +
Property:Incentive/Cont3Place | Open Energy Information
Place Place Jump to: navigation, search Property Name Incentive/Cont3Place Property Type String Pages using the property "Incentive/Cont3Place" Showing 25 pages using this property. (previous 25) (next 25) A AEP (Central and North) - CitySmart Program (Texas) + Austin, Texas + AEP (Central, North and SWEPCO) - Commercial Solutions Program (Texas) + Austin, Texas + AEP Public Service Company of Oklahoma - Non-Residential Efficiency Rebate Program (Oklahoma) + Plano, Texas + AEP Texas - Commercial and Industrial Energy Efficiency Rebate Program (Texas) + Corpus Christi, Texas + Atomic Energy and Radiation Control Act (South Carolina) + Columbia, South Carolina + B Belle Fourche River Compact (South Dakota) + Belle Fourche, South Dakota + Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative - Heat Pump Loan Program (South Carolina) + Westminster, South Carolina +
Capacity Testing of Cured-in-Place Pipe
This report describes results of capacity testing of cured-in-place pipe (CIPP). Degradation of buried piping is a major issue facing nuclear power plant owners, and many plants will require repair or replacement of existing carbon steel piping components. Relining corroded steel pipe with cured-in-place pipe is an attractive and cost-effective alternative to replacing in-ground pipe.
Uncertainty in in-place filter test results
Some benefits of accounting for uncertainty in in-place filter test results are explored. Information the test results provide relative to system performance acceptance limits is evaluated in terms of test result uncertainty. An expression for test result uncertainty is used to estimate uncertainty in in-place filter tests on an example air cleaning system. Modifications to the system test geometry are evaluated in terms of effects on test result uncertainty.
Scripsick, R.C.; Beckman, R.J.; Mokler, B.V.
Safe Tcl: A Toolbox for Constructing Electronic Meeting Places
) Jacob Y. Levy and John K. Ousterhout email@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com Sun Microsystems Laboratories 2550 Garcia Ave. M/S UMTV29-232 Mountain View, CA 94043 Abstract Electronic commerce needs electronic meeting places to conduct business. To be useful, such meeting places must be safe for all participants and for hosts (owners of places). In this paper we discuss safety issues for participants and hosts. We then describe a system we are building, Safe Tcl, that will allow the construction of electronic meeting places with a range of safety properties. Safe Tcl has two attractive properties. First, it uses a simple security model based on padded cells" that allows participants to coexist and interact safely. Second, Tcl makes it easy to integrate the numerous facilities required in an electronic meeting place such as integrity verification and authentication. 1 The Problem Of Safety Electronic commerce, like human commerce, needs "safe places" where participants can meet to cond...
Jacob Levy; John Ousterhout; Jacob Y. Levy; John K. Ousterhout
Sheltering in Place | U.S. DOE Office of Science (SC)
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Annenberg Rural Challenge Ten Years Later: Looking for a Place for Mathematics in a Rural Appalachia Place-based Curriculum.
??This quantitative study explored whether or not the mathematics curriculum and instruction of the schools in the TennGaLina cluster were impacted by the place-based educational� (more)
Green, Craig Alan
Assessing Sheltering-In-Place Responses to Outdoor Toxic Releases
Assessing Sheltering-In-Place Responses to Outdoor Toxic Releases Assessing Sheltering-In-Place Responses to Outdoor Toxic Releases Title Assessing Sheltering-In-Place Responses to Outdoor Toxic Releases Publication Type Conference Proceedings Year of Publication 2005 Authors Sohn, Michael D., Richard G. Sextro, and David M. Lorenzetti Conference Name 10th International Conference on Indoor Air Quality and Climate - Indoor Air 2005 Volume 2(6) Pagination 1792-1796 Date Published Sept. 4-9, 2005 Publisher Tsinghua University Press Conference Location Beijing, China Keywords airflow and pollutant transport group, airflow modeling, comis, countermeasures to chemical and biological threats, emergency response, exposure, indoor environment department, shelter-in-place Abstract An accidental or intentional outdoor release of pollutants can produce a hazardous plume, potentially contaminating large portions of a metropolitan area as it disperses downwind. To minimize health consequences on the populace, government and research organizations often recommend sheltering in place when evacuation is impractical. Some reports also recommend "hardening" an indoor shelter, for example by applying duct tape to prevent leakage into a bathroom. However, few studies have quantified the perceived beneficial effects of sheltering and hardening, or examined the limits of their applicability. In this paper, we examine how sheltering and hardening might reduce exposure levels under different building and meteorological conditions (e.g., wind direction). We predict concentrations and exposure levels for several conditions, and discuss the net benefits from several sheltering and hardening options
Greensburg, Kansas: A Better, Greener Place to Live (Revised) (Brochure) |
Greensburg, Kansas: A Better, Greener Place to Live (Revised) Greensburg, Kansas: A Better, Greener Place to Live (Revised) (Brochure) Greensburg, Kansas: A Better, Greener Place to Live (Revised) (Brochure) Content includes EERE subject matter and mentions DOE's role in rebuilding. The layout is designed to be used as a template for other cities in similar situations. 45086.pdf More Documents & Publications NREL Helps Greensburg Set the Model for Green Communities (Fact Sheet), Innovation: The Spectrum of Clean Energy Innovation, NREL (National Renewable Energy Laboratory) A Tale of Two Cities: Greensburg Rebuilds as a National Model for Green Communities (Fact Sheet), Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy (EERE) Greensburg, Kansas: Building a Model Green Community, How Would You Rebuild a Town - Green? April 2009 (Brochure)
Property:Incentive/AddlPlaceUtility | Open Energy Information
Property Property Edit with form History Facebook icon Twitter icon » Property:Incentive/AddlPlaceUtility Jump to: navigation, search Property Name Incentive/AddlPlaceUtility Property Type Page Pages using the property "Incentive/AddlPlaceUtility" Showing 16 pages using this property. C Combined Heat and Power Standard Offer Program (Ontario, Canada) + Ontario Power Authority + Community Energy Partnerships Program (Ontario, Canada) + Ontario Power Authority + E Embedded Generation (New Brunswick, Canada) + NB Power + Energy Recovery Standard Offer Program (Ontario, Canada) + Ontario Power Authority + H Hydro-Quebec Distribution - Biomass - EAP 2011-1 (Quebec, Canada) + Hydro-Quebec + Hydro-Quebec Sustainable Development Action Plan 2013-2016 (Quebec, Canada) + Hydro-Quebec +
Property:AdditionalBenefitPlaces | Open Energy Information
AdditionalBenefitPlaces AdditionalBenefitPlaces Jump to: navigation, search This is a property of type Page. Pages using the property "AdditionalBenefitPlaces" Showing 21 pages using this property. A Atlantic City Electric Company Smart Grid Project + Maryland +, District of Columbia + Avista Utilities Smart Grid Project + Idaho + B Black Hills Power, Inc. Smart Grid Project + North Dakota +, Minnesota + C Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. Smart Grid Project + New Jersey + D Duke Energy Business Services LLC Smart Grid Project + Indiana +, Ohio + E El Paso Electric Smart Grid Project + New Mexico + Electric Power Board of Chattanooga Smart Grid Project + Georgia + F FirstEnergy Service Company Smart Grid Project + Pennsylvania + I ISO New England, Incorporated Smart Grid Project + Connecticut +, Maine +, New Hampshire +, ...
Finding Funding in Unexpected Places | Department of Energy
Finding Funding in Unexpected Places Finding Funding in Unexpected Places Finding Funding in Unexpected Places September 14, 2009 - 3:22pm Addthis Here at EERE, we hear a lot of questions from consumers who want to know what they can do to improve their homes, and what money, tax credits, and the like are out there to do that. That's a big topic, and one that we discuss quite a lot. But everyone likes a good story, so I thought today I'd share one from one of my coworkers here at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, called James, who leveraged opportunities from his county and the local utility to fund a brand new solar array and energy efficient water heater. So here's how he did it! Up here in Colorado, Boulder County has put together a program called the ClimateSmart Loan Program. This is a self-funded bond-which means it's
Locating Climate Insecurity: Where Are the Most Vulnerable Places in
Locating Climate Insecurity: Where Are the Most Vulnerable Places in Locating Climate Insecurity: Where Are the Most Vulnerable Places in Africa? Jump to: navigation, search Tool Summary LAUNCH TOOL Name: Locating Climate Insecurity: Where Are the Most Vulnerable Places in Africa? Agency/Company /Organization: The Robert Strauss Center Topics: Co-benefits assessment, Background analysis Resource Type: Publications Website: ccaps.strausscenter.org/system/research_items/pdfs/19/original.pdf?128 UN Region: "Sub-Saharan Africa" is not in the list of possible values (Eastern Africa, Middle Africa, Northern Africa, Southern Africa, Western Africa, Caribbean, Central America, South America, Northern America, Central Asia, Eastern Asia, Southern Asia, South-Eastern Asia, Western Asia, Eastern Europe, Northern Europe, Southern Europe, Western Europe, Australia and New Zealand, Melanesia, Micronesia, Polynesia, Latin America and the Caribbean) for this property.
Greensburg, Kansas: A Better, Greener Place to Live (Revised) Greensburg, Kansas: A Better, Greener Place to Live (Revised) (Brochure) Greensburg, Kansas: A Better, Greener Place to Live (Revised) (Brochure) Content includes EERE subject matter and mentions DOE's role in rebuilding. The layout is designed to be used as a template for other cities in similar situations. 45086.pdf More Documents & Publications A Tale of Two Cities: Greensburg Rebuilds as a National Model for Green Communities (Fact Sheet), Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy (EERE) NREL Helps Greensburg Set the Model for Green Communities (Fact Sheet), Innovation: The Spectrum of Clean Energy Innovation, NREL (National Renewable Energy Laboratory) Greensburg, Kansas: Building a Model Green Community, How Would You Rebuild a Town - Green? April 2009 (Brochure)
Bright Lights From Dark Places | Department of Energy
Bright Lights From Dark Places Bright Lights From Dark Places Bright Lights From Dark Places May 23, 2011 - 2:09pm Addthis Charles Rousseaux Charles Rousseaux Senior Writer, Office of Science What are the key facts? Scientists used the illumination of some 14,000 quasars -- powered by gigantic black holes at the heart of galaxies -- about 10 to 12 billion light years away to create the new map. Scientists at the Energy Department's national labs are using black holes to illuminate the distant parts of the universe in detail. Specifically, scientists from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS-III), of which the Department's Lawrence Berkley and Brookhaven National Labs are both a part, have used quasars to construct the largest three-dimensional map of the universe ever made. Quasars are one of the most brilliant beacons in
Partnering Institution Name Partnering Institution Name Place Type
Partnering Institution Name Partnering Institution Name Place Type Partnering Institution Name Partnering Institution Name Place Type of Partnership Partner Center Partner Year Partner Description Link Technologies Technologies North Lexington Massachusetts Incubator National Center for Photovoltaics M M St Paul Minnesota CRADA http www nrel gov pv pv manufacturing html A O Smith A O Smith Milwaukee Wisconsin Test Evaluation Partner Electricity Resources Building Systems Integration A123Systems A123Systems Watertown Massachusetts CRADA Transportation Technologies and Systems http www nrel gov news press html AAON AAON Tulsa Oklahoma Test Evaluation Partner Electricity Resources Building Systems Integration AQUA Products AQUA Products Prosperity South Carolina Test Evaluation Partner Electricity Resources Building Systems Integration
Nanowire Rearrangement by the Pick-and-Place Nano ...
Our research presents every step of pick-and-place by nano-manipulation ... Can Single-Atom Change Affect Electron Transport Properties of Molecular ... Effect of Initial Microstructure on the Processing of Titanium Using Equal .... Sonochemistry as a Tool for Synthesis of Ion-Substituted Calcium Phosphate Nanoparticles.
Biological Clustering Method for Logistic Place Decision Making
One of the main tasks in supply chain network is to identify the determination of logistic location. The main factors could influence the selections are costs and profits for the company itself. Most appropriate place is urgently essentials in today ... Keywords: Biologically inspired computing, DNA computing, Determination, Logistic location, Logistic problem, cluster-based
Rohani Binti Abu Bakar; Junzo Watada
Going places sitting down: Micrographia and the triptych
This article will explore the dynamic spatial perspective created by juxtaposing giant and miniature worlds in Hiraki Sawa's Going Places Sitting Down (2004). In Hiraki Sawa's digital artworks, fantastic miniature worlds are layered, illuminated, ... Keywords: Screens, micrographia, new media, precinema, spatiality, temporality, the miniature
Wendy Haslem
Singapore: the place to be in October 2012
This rare meeting of minds will continue the conversation that began at the 2010 Montreux World Conference, a premier industry event that is held every four years in Montreux, Switzerland. Singapore: the place to be in October 2012 Inform Magazine Inform
West University Place, Texas: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
Place, Texas: Energy Resources Place, Texas: Energy Resources Jump to: navigation, search Equivalent URI DBpedia Coordinates 29.7180075°, -95.4338292° Loading map... {"minzoom":false,"mappingservice":"googlemaps3","type":"ROADMAP","zoom":14,"types":["ROADMAP","SATELLITE","HYBRID","TERRAIN"],"geoservice":"google","maxzoom":false,"width":"600px","height":"350px","centre":false,"title":"","label":"","icon":"","visitedicon":"","lines":[],"polygons":[],"circles":[],"rectangles":[],"copycoords":false,"static":false,"wmsoverlay":"","layers":[],"controls":["pan","zoom","type","scale","streetview"],"zoomstyle":"DEFAULT","typestyle":"DEFAULT","autoinfowindows":false,"kml":[],"gkml":[],"fusiontables":[],"resizable":false,"tilt":0,"kmlrezoom":false,"poi":true,"imageoverlays":[],"markercluster":false,"searchmarkers":"","locations":[{"text":"","title":"","link":null,"lat":29.7180075,"lon":-95.4338292,"alt":0,"address":"","icon":"","group":"","inlineLabel":"","visitedicon":""}]}
Southside Place, Texas: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
Place, Texas: Energy Resources Place, Texas: Energy Resources Jump to: navigation, search Equivalent URI DBpedia Coordinates 29.7060634°, -95.4368849° Loading map... {"minzoom":false,"mappingservice":"googlemaps3","type":"ROADMAP","zoom":14,"types":["ROADMAP","SATELLITE","HYBRID","TERRAIN"],"geoservice":"google","maxzoom":false,"width":"600px","height":"350px","centre":false,"title":"","label":"","icon":"","visitedicon":"","lines":[],"polygons":[],"circles":[],"rectangles":[],"copycoords":false,"static":false,"wmsoverlay":"","layers":[],"controls":["pan","zoom","type","scale","streetview"],"zoomstyle":"DEFAULT","typestyle":"DEFAULT","autoinfowindows":false,"kml":[],"gkml":[],"fusiontables":[],"resizable":false,"tilt":0,"kmlrezoom":false,"poi":true,"imageoverlays":[],"markercluster":false,"searchmarkers":"","locations":[{"text":"","title":"","link":null,"lat":29.7060634,"lon":-95.4368849,"alt":0,"address":"","icon":"","group":"","inlineLabel":"","visitedicon":""}]}
Organization Organization Address Place Zip Notes Website Region
Organization Organization Address Place Zip Notes Website Region Organization Organization Address Place Zip Notes Website Region Adirondack North Country Association Adirondack North Country Association Main Street Suite Saranac Lake New York http www adirondack org Northeast NY NJ CT PA Area African Renewable Energy Alliance AREA African Renewable Energy Alliance AREA Online http area network ning com xg source msg mes network Alliance for Sustainable Colorado Alliance for Sustainable Colorado Wynkoop Street Denver Colorado Mission of is to catalyze the shift to a truly sustainable world by fostering collaboration among nonprofits businesses governments and academia http www sustainablecolorado org Rockies Area American Clean Skies Foundation American Clean Skies Foundation st Street NE Suite Washington District of Columbia http www cleanskies
Institution Name Institution Name Address Place Zip Notes Website Region
Institution Name Institution Name Address Place Zip Notes Website Region Institution Name Institution Name Address Place Zip Notes Website Region ARCH Venture Partners Texas ARCH Venture Partners Texas Bridgepoint Parkway Bldg Suite Austin Texas http www archventure com Texas Area ARCH Venture Partners Washington ARCH Venture Partners Washington Second Avenue Suite Seattle Washington http www archventure com Pacific Northwest Area African Wind Energy Association South Africa African Wind Energy Association South Africa South Africa http www afriwea org en south africa htm Alternative Energy Institute Alternative Energy Institute russell long blvd Canyon Texas http www windenergy org Texas Area Applied Process Engineering Laboratory Applied Process Engineering Laboratory Hills Street Suite Richland Washington http www apel org
Tanglewilde-Thompson Place, Washington: Energy Resources | Open Energy
Tanglewilde-Thompson Place, Washington: Energy Resources Tanglewilde-Thompson Place, Washington: Energy Resources Jump to: navigation, search Equivalent URI DBpedia Coordinates 47.0531597°, -122.7822066° Loading map... {"minzoom":false,"mappingservice":"googlemaps3","type":"ROADMAP","zoom":14,"types":["ROADMAP","SATELLITE","HYBRID","TERRAIN"],"geoservice":"google","maxzoom":false,"width":"600px","height":"350px","centre":false,"title":"","label":"","icon":"","visitedicon":"","lines":[],"polygons":[],"circles":[],"rectangles":[],"copycoords":false,"static":false,"wmsoverlay":"","layers":[],"controls":["pan","zoom","type","scale","streetview"],"zoomstyle":"DEFAULT","typestyle":"DEFAULT","autoinfowindows":false,"kml":[],"gkml":[],"fusiontables":[],"resizable":false,"tilt":0,"kmlrezoom":false,"poi":true,"imageoverlays":[],"markercluster":false,"searchmarkers":"","locations":[{"text":"","title":"","link":null,"lat":47.0531597,"lon":-122.7822066,"alt":0,"address":"","icon":"","group":"","inlineLabel":"","visitedicon":""}]}
Oak Hills Place, Louisiana: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
Place, Louisiana: Energy Resources Place, Louisiana: Energy Resources Jump to: navigation, search Equivalent URI DBpedia Coordinates 30.359915°, -91.0876042° Loading map... {"minzoom":false,"mappingservice":"googlemaps3","type":"ROADMAP","zoom":14,"types":["ROADMAP","SATELLITE","HYBRID","TERRAIN"],"geoservice":"google","maxzoom":false,"width":"600px","height":"350px","centre":false,"title":"","label":"","icon":"","visitedicon":"","lines":[],"polygons":[],"circles":[],"rectangles":[],"copycoords":false,"static":false,"wmsoverlay":"","layers":[],"controls":["pan","zoom","type","scale","streetview"],"zoomstyle":"DEFAULT","typestyle":"DEFAULT","autoinfowindows":false,"kml":[],"gkml":[],"fusiontables":[],"resizable":false,"tilt":0,"kmlrezoom":false,"poi":true,"imageoverlays":[],"markercluster":false,"searchmarkers":"","locations":[{"text":"","title":"","link":null,"lat":30.359915,"lon":-91.0876042,"alt":0,"address":"","icon":"","group":"","inlineLabel":"","visitedicon":""}]}
Design and put in place institutional structures and processes | Open
and put in place institutional structures and processes and put in place institutional structures and processes Jump to: navigation, search Stage 1 LEDS Home Introduction to Framework Assess current country plans, policies, practices, and capacities Develop_BAU Stage 4: Prioritizing and Planning for Actions Begin execution of implementation plans 1.0. Organizing the LEDS Process 1.1. Institutional Structure for LEDS 1.2. Workplan to Develop the LEDS 1.3. Roles and responsibilities to develop LEDS 2.1. Assess current country plans, policies, practices, and capacities 2.2. Compile lessons learned and good practices from ongoing and previous sustainable development efforts in the country 2.3. Assess public and private sector capacity to support initiatives 2.4. Assess and improve the national GHG inventory and other
Greensburg, Kansas: A Better, Greener Place to Live (Revised) (Brochure)
biggest success story in biggest success story in Greensburg, to me, has been the resiliency and determination of our citizens to make a difference in their world. We're new pioneers in the sustainability movement." - Greensburg Mayor Bob Dixson There's No Place Like Home G reensburg, Kansas is Midwestern farm country. Its 900 residents are hard- working people who love their home and their way of life. They simply will not give up when it comes to making their community a better place to live. After the town was nearly wiped out by a massive tornado in May 2007, citizens saw the opportu- nity to make Greensburg something even better than it had been before. Living close to the land, they knew the value of solar and wind power
Measuring in All the Right Places: Themes in International Municipal
Measuring in All the Right Places: Themes in International Municipal Measuring in All the Right Places: Themes in International Municipal Eco-City Index Systems Title Measuring in All the Right Places: Themes in International Municipal Eco-City Index Systems Publication Type Conference Proceedings Year of Publication 2012 Authors Williams, Christopher J., Nan Zhou, Gang He, and Mark D. Levine Conference Name 2012 ACEEE Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings Date Published 06/12 Publisher the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy Conference Location Pacific Grove, California, U.S.A Keywords co2 emissions, eco-city, energy Abstract Over the past 100 years, urban planners have been promoting a variety of new urban forms, called inter alia Sustainable, Green, Low Carbon, Livable, and Eco-cities, to improve the quality of life of citizens and the local and global environment. Numerous indicator systems have been developed to evaluate the implementation of these theories. The popularity of indicator systems is increasing as local and global constituents give greater attention to mitigating and adapting to climate change, environmental damage and resource constraints. However, no two systems are alike. Each system differentially includes, categorizes and prioritizes indicators, making it difficult to define an eco-city and evaluate the status and progress of developments.
2008 EDRA/Places Awards in Cooperation with Metropolis Magazine - Introduction
2008 EDRA/Places Awards in Cooperation with Metropolisthe 2008 EDRA/Places Awards, held this year in cooperationMetropolis magazine. The awards recognize distinguished work
In-place Annotation of Physical Objects with Pico- Projectors
Just as we annotate digital documents with digital annotations for collaborative work, we frequently annotate physical objects using physical annotations (e.g. by using Post-It notes). In the physical world, we are limited by the size of the physical Post-It note, and further, too many Post-It notes clutter the physical space. In this work, we explore the use of handheld projectors combined with a tablet to create digital annotations for physical objects, and to visualize these annotations around such physical objects. Our design allows people to use a flashlight metaphor for visualizing digital �post-it � notes, which can be created in-place by pointing the projector at an object, and then adding the annotation using the tablet. We realized this design in a prototype to informally assess the effectiveness of the metaphors we used, and to gather suggestions for future work in this area.
Richard Tang; Anthony Tang
Aviation Fuels Development Center Baylor Aviation Fuels Development Center Baylor University Renewable Aviation Fuels Development Center One Bear Place Waco Texas http www baylor edu bias index php id Texas Area CSU Institute for the Built Environment CSU Institute for the Built Environment Oval Drive Fort Collins Colorado http www ibe colostate edu Rockies Area Caltech Center for Sustainable Energy Research Caltech Center for Sustainable Energy Research East California Boulvard Pasadena California http www ccser caltech edu Southern CA Area Calverton Business Incubator Calverton Business Incubator Middle Country Rd Calverton New York http www sunysb edu research calverton Northeast NY NJ CT PA Area Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory th Street Suite Denver Colorado http www coloradocollaboratory org
Clean Skies Foundation American Clean Skies Foundation st Clean Skies Foundation American Clean Skies Foundation st Street NE Suite Washington District of Columbia http www cleanskies org Northeast NY NJ CT PA Area Connecticut Clean Energy Fund Connecticut Clean Energy Fund Corporate Place Rocky Hill Connecticut Promotes develops and invests in clean energy sources for the benefit of Connecticut ratepayers http www ctcleanenergy com Northeast NY NJ CT PA Area Global Renewable Energy Network Global Renewable Energy Network P O Box Massapequa New York http www greenjuncture com Northeast NY NJ CT PA Area New Jersey s Clean Energy Program New Jersey s Clean Energy Program South Clinton Avenue Trenton New Jersey Promotes increased energy efficiency and the use of clean renewable sources of energy including solar wind
Effectiveness of Urban Shelter-in-Place. III: Commercial Districts
In the event of a toxic chemical release to the atmosphere, shelter-in-place (SIP) is an emergency response option available to protect public health. This paper is the last in a three-part series that examines the effectiveness of SIP at reducing adverse health effects in communities. We model a hypothetical chemical release in an urban area, and consider SIP effectiveness in protecting occupants of commercial buildings. Building air infiltration rates are predicted from empirical data using an existing model. We consider the distribution of building air infiltration rates both with mechanical ventilation systems turned off and with the systems operating. We also consider the effects of chemical sorption to indoor surfaces and nonlinear chemical dose-response relationships. We find that commercial buildings provide effective shelter when ventilation systems are off, but that any delay in turning off ventilation systems can greatly reduce SIP effectiveness. Using a two-zone model, we find that there can be substantial benefit by taking shelter in the inner parts of a building that do not experience direct air exchange with the outdoors. Air infiltration rates vary substantially among buildings and this variation is important in quantifying effectiveness for emergency response. Community-wide health metrics, introduced in the previous papers in this series, can be applied in pre-event planning and to guide real-time emergency response.
Chan, Wanyu R.; Chan, Wanyu R.; Nazaroff, William W.; Price, Phillip N.; Gadgil, Ashok J.
The Last Educations: Genre, Place, and the American University
The Last Educations: Genre, Place, and the American University consists of three interlocking novellas dealing with themes of change and dislocation in contemporary Texas, focused on the institution of the modern university, an institution that itself is undergoing rapid and irreversible change. Crucial to the dissertation is a thorough understanding and demonstrated proficiency of the genre of the novella. The creative text will illustrate how the novella can be used to achieve narrative depth and insight into the changing social context of the contemporary individual; the critical introduction will discuss the history of the genre and its emergence in recent years as a powerful vehicle for the depiction of change. The overall subject of the creative text is change, and the ways in which individuals react to change�changes to the institutions to which they devote their lives, and changes in the localities and regions they inhabit. The immediate setting for the novellas is the contemporary university, an institution currently undergoing transformations which will have implications for all of American society.
White, Lowell Mick
Willamette River Water Treatment Plant - Wilsonville, Oregon [EDRA / Places Awards, 20004 -- Design
per-day drinking-water EDRA/Places Awards 2004 In this issuewe present the EDRA/ Places awards for 2004.These awards, in design, planning and research, highlight
Sensenig, Chris
Theater of Regeneration - An Environmental Art Master Plan, Broward County, Florida [EDRA / Places Awards, 2004 -- Planning
Places and Public Art This award re?ects the close attentioninfrastructure. In its awards over the years, then, EDRA/
Bressi, Todd W
Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Update (EIA)
extracted from company*s accounting systems, the latter being more accurate. The greater length of time allows more in-depth review of the data by the respondents and EIA. Within...
xxix xxix PSA API OGJ RPD Million Million Percent Million Percent Million Percent Year Barrels Barrels of PSA Barrels of PSA Barrels of PSA 2003 2,073 2,094 101.0 2,025 97.7 2,068 99.8 2002 2,097 2,132 101.7 2,093 99.8 2,082 99.3 2001 2,117 2,135 100.8 2,089 98.7 2,130 100.6 2000 2,131 2,137 100.3 2,146 100.7 2,088 98.0 1999 2,147 2,152 100.5 2,195 102.2 2,151 100.2 1998 2,282 2,298 100.7 2,327 102.0 2,181 95.6 1997 2,355 2,326 98.8 2,330 98.9 2,312 98.2 1996 2,366 2,356 99.6 2,370 100.2 2,335 98.7 1995 2,394 2,382 99.5 2,393 100.0 2,358 98.5 1994 2,432 2,424 99.7 2,438 100.2 2,425 99.7 Table FE1. A Comparison of Data Series for Crude Oil Production, 1994-2003 Sources: PSA: Petroleum Supply Annual, 1994 through 2003, Table 2. API: American Petroleum Institute, Monthly Statistical Report, 1994 through 2003. OGJ: Oil and Gas Journal, 1994 through 2003. NGD: U.S. Crude Oil, Natural Gas, and Natural
Beyond Bono: Making Foreign Aid More Efficient in Putting into Place the Development Fundamentals
into place the development fundamentals (The Challenge ofEducation and the fundamentals of development) Education hasbeen recognized as a fundamental pre-condition for economic
de Janvry, Alain; Sadoulet, Elisabeth
TMS Named One of Best Places to Work in Western Pennsylvania
Nov 11, 2013 ... The Best Places to Work in Western Pennsylvania program is designed to recognize the Pittsburgh region's leading employers--companies that�...
"Orgulloso de mi Caser�o y de Quien Soy": Race, Place, and Space in Puerto Rican Reggaet�n.
??My dissertation examines entanglements of race, place, gender, and class in Puerto Rican reggaet�n. Based on ethnographic and archival research in San Juan, Puerto Rico,� (more)
Rivera, Petra Raquel
JOM: The Member Journal of TMS: Place an Ad in JOM
TMS-MRS Big Data Survey Highlighted at MGI Anniversary... UPCOMING TMS MEETINGS. PLACE AN AD IN JOM. The information on this website may also be �...
DOE News Release - DOE Helps Place Six Electric Ford Ranges at...
20, 2001 DOE Helps Place Six Electric Ford Rangers at Three National Parks, the US Fish and Wildlife Service, and Two National Forests DOE's Field Operations Program has...
Los Altos School District Master Plan Update - Los Altos, California [2005 EDRA/Places Award -- Design
images courtesy of Gelfand Partners Architects. Places 17.3California Gelfand Partners Architects On a typical summerwork began, when the architects asked students what they
Kim, Julie
Buckeye Village Community Center - Columbus, Ohio by Kay Bea Jones, The Ohio State University [EDRA/Places Awards 2006 -- Design
of a 2006 EDRA/Places award for Design. The most ambitiousCenter 2006 EDRA/Places Awards Design directly onto age-Center 2006 EDRA/Places Awards Design use of the site than
Steward, Catriona
Private whispers/public eyes: Is receiving highly personal information in a public place stressful?
The use of technology to access personal information in public places is increasingly common, but can these interactions induce stress? Sixty-eight participants were led to believe that extremely sensitive personal information would be displayed via ... Keywords: Privacy, Public places, Stress, Technology
Linda Little; Pam Briggs
An Office on the Go: Professional Workers, Smartphones and the Return of Place
In this paper, the authors examine how senior managers, as professional workers, in a leading ICT company use smartphones, according to new configurations of time and space. Of special interest is how smartphones act as comforting handheld consoles without ... Keywords: Non-Physical Places, Place, Professional Workers, Smartphones, Time-Space Configurations
Mats Edenius; Hans R�m�
Autonomous place naming system using opportunistic crowdsensing and knowledge from crowdsourcing
A user's location information is commonly used in diverse mobile services, yet providing the actual name or semantic meaning of a place is challenging. Previous works required manual user interventions for place naming, such as searching by additional ... Keywords: location naming, location-based services, smartphone sensing
Yohan Chon; Yunjong Kim; Hojung Cha
The influence of temporal and spatial features on the performance of next-place prediction algorithms
Several algorithms to predict the next place visited by a user have been proposed in the literature. The accuracy of these algorithms -- measured as the ratio of the number of correct predictions and the number of all computed predictions -- is typically ... Keywords: human mobility, next-place prediction, predictability
Paul Baumann, Wilhelm Kleiminger, Silvia Santini
Conserving the rural landscape of the texas hill country: a place identity-based approach
Landscape change induced by population growth and urban development is impacting the ecosystem goods and services provided by open space, which is essential to supporting many urban and rural populations. Conserving open space cannot be attained without obtaining public support especially in a state like Texas where most open space is privately owned. This dissertation was aimed at exploring the role of place identity as an intrinsic incentive for landowner involvement in conserving open space threatened by landscape change. Four objectives addressed in this research include: 1) defining place identity and identifying its underlying dimensions; 2) developing and refining a place-identity scale; 3) developing and testing a conceptual framework to explain the relationships among commitment, place identity, behavior/behavioral intention to manifest place identity, and perception of landscape change; and 4) drawing implications for open space conservation. Identity theory and identity control theory were applied to conceptualize place identity and develope structural models for hypothesis testing. Place identity was defined as comprising meanings that individuals ascribe to a place through their interaction with that place and become defining elements of their self-identity. Both qualitative and quantitative methods were used in this research. Results from semi-structured interviews with a convenience sample of landowners in the Texas Hill Country were used to develop the place-identity scale. Survey data from randomly selected Hill Country landowners were used in confirmatory factor analysis, mean and covariance structure analysis, and invariance testing based on the covariance structure to test and refine measures, to compare differences between landowner groups, and to test hypotheses. Findings suggested that identity theory and identity control theory provided valuable insight to place identity in the face of change. Results also supported a model of place identity comprised of cognitive and affective dimensions, and identified variations among individuals in their affective place-identity. Moreover, findings indicated that both dimensions exhibited different effects on identity-related behavior/behavioral intention under the influence of landscape change. Implications were provided for engaging landowners in open space conservation. This dissertation addresses several research gaps, and also raises questions important in understanding and applying place identity to promoting conservation.
Lai, Po-Hsin
North Brawley Power Plant Placed in Service; Currently Generating 17 MW;
North Brawley Power Plant Placed in Service; Currently Generating 17 MW; North Brawley Power Plant Placed in Service; Currently Generating 17 MW; Additional Operations Update Jump to: navigation, search OpenEI Reference LibraryAdd to library Web Site: North Brawley Power Plant Placed in Service; Currently Generating 17 MW; Additional Operations Update Author Electric Energy Publications Inc. Published Publisher Not Provided, Date Not Provided DOI Not Provided Check for DOI availability: http://crossref.org Online Internet link for North Brawley Power Plant Placed in Service; Currently Generating 17 MW; Additional Operations Update Citation Electric Energy Publications Inc.. North Brawley Power Plant Placed in Service; Currently Generating 17 MW; Additional Operations Update [Internet]. [updated 2010;cited 2010]. Available from:
Structuring public place through the design of access systems : the design of urban public place, an addition to the "New Market" of Calcutta, India
The addition and re-design of a 19th century covered market in the heart of Calcutta, India, is the design project to explore the larger topic of place-making within a specific culture. In Calcutta the divisions of society ...
Ahmad Aminuddin
Somatic solidarity, Magical Realism and Animating Popular Gods: Place-Hampi "where intensities are felt"
Place-Hampi is an embodied theatre of participation in the drama of Hindu mythology focused at the most significant archaeological, historical and sacred locations of the World Heritage site Vijayanagara (Hampi), South India. The research described in ...
IMAGEability of place : experimental form and public space in an exploratorium for art and interactive telecommunications
In the advent of the intelligent age, the focal point of communal activity becomes the civic forum of information exchange. The interface of art, information and communication to the civic arena anticipates a public place ...
Sung, Lillian T. (Lillian Thailian)
Making local connections : the development of social capital through place-based virtual groups
Over the last decade, as computer-mediated communication (CMC) has become ubiquitous., place-based virtual groups have become increasingly common in the U.S. People are using various CMC tools, such as email lists, message ...
Hulsman, Maryann (Maryann Madeline)
The education of youths placed in out-of-home care.
??The typical educational profile of a youth placed in out-of-home care was developed, and the needs of these students were compared to a variety of� (more)
Murphy, Jenifer
State Oil and Gas Board State Oil and Gas Board Address Place...
Board State Oil and Gas Board Address Place Zip Website Alabama Oil and Gas Board Alabama Oil and Gas Board Hackberry Lane Tuscaloosa Alabama http www gsa state al us ogb ogb html...
CHANGE: A Place-Based Curriculum for Understanding Climate Change at Storm Peak Laboratory, Colorado
Curriculum in High Altitude Environments for Teaching Global Climate Change Education (CHANGE) uses place-based education to teach middle school students about meteorology and climate as a basis to improve climate science literacy. The curriculum provides ...
A. Gannet Hallar; Ian B. McCubbin; Jennifer M. Wright
Aging in Place: Smith, Media Texts and the Invisible Gendered Caregiver
Timonen. 2007. Home Care for Aging Populations. Northampton,and John A Krout. 2004. ?Aging in Place in Different HousingFederal Interagency Forum on Aging-Related Statistics. 2008.
Storelli, Elizangela
Just spaces, just places : towards a theory of justice for human action in time and space
The public role of effectively guiding, evaluating and prescribing the physical places, patterns and forms we produce and live in according to commonly held external socio-political ideals has been extremely constrained ...
Dackiw, Vladimir Nicholas
Greensburg, Kansas--A Better, Greener Place to Live | Open Energy
Kansas--A Better, Greener Place to Live Kansas--A Better, Greener Place to Live Jump to: navigation, search Name Greensburg, Kansas--A Better, Greener Place to Live Agency/Company /Organization National Renewable Energy Laboratory Partner Greensburg GreenTown Focus Area Agriculture, Buildings, Commercial, Residential, Economic Development, Energy Efficiency, Industry, People and Policy, Renewable Energy, Geothermal, Water Power, Solar, - Solar Hot Water, - Solar Pv, Wind Phase Create a Vision, Develop Goals, Prepare a Plan, Develop Finance and Implement Projects, Create Early Successes Resource Type Case studies/examples Availability Publicly available--Free Publication Date 3/17/2011 Website http://apps1.eere.energy.gov/b Locality Greensburg, Kansas References Greensburg, Kansas--A Better, Greener Place to Live[1]
Making the "Best Place to Live" Even Better | Department of Energy
Making the "Best Place to Live" Even Better Making the "Best Place to Live" Even Better Making the "Best Place to Live" Even Better August 4, 2010 - 11:24am Addthis Andy Oare Andy Oare Former New Media Strategist, Office of Public Affairs For 2010, the appropriately named Eden Prairie, Minnesota was honored as the No. 1 Best Place to Live in the United States by Money Magazine. The highly-coveted civic title reflects many aspects of the family-friendly suburb of 62,000 located 16 miles from downtown Minneapolis, including the advantages of being the home to major employers like Fortune 500 trucking company C.H. Robinson and hearing-aid maker Starkey Labs. The city also hass many natural amenities like 17 lakes and parks with 125 miles of running, hiking, and biking trails. One additional advantage that Eden Prairie will have going into next
N Reactor Placed In Interim Safe Storage: Largest Hanford Reactor Cocooning
N Reactor Placed In Interim Safe Storage: Largest Hanford Reactor N Reactor Placed In Interim Safe Storage: Largest Hanford Reactor Cocooning Project Now Complete N Reactor Placed In Interim Safe Storage: Largest Hanford Reactor Cocooning Project Now Complete June 14, 2012 - 12:00pm Addthis Media Contacts Cameron Hardy email@example.com 509-376-5365 Mark McKenna email@example.com 509-372-9032 RICHLAND, WASH. - The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE's) River Corridor contractor, Washington Closure Hanford, has completed placing N Reactor in interim safe storage, a process also known as "cocooning." N Reactor was the last of nine plutonium production reactors to be shut down at DOE's Hanford Site in southeastern Washington state. It was Hanford's longest-running reactor, operating from 1963 to 1987. "In the 1960's, N Reactor represented the future of energy in America.
Six Places to Find Help with Your Energy Costs | Department of Energy
Six Places to Find Help with Your Energy Costs Six Places to Find Help with Your Energy Costs Six Places to Find Help with Your Energy Costs September 23, 2008 - 6:35pm Addthis Allison Casey Senior Communicator, NREL As many of you pointed out when answering our first question of the week, energy and heating costs are a big concern this winter. While we can't stop those bills from coming, we can point you to some places to look for help in lowering your costs. Here are six resources where you can find financial assistance, incentives, and programs to help you save energy and money. 1. The Database for State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency (DSIRE). Here you'll find a comprehensive listing of available rebates, loans, grants, and tax incentives for renewable energy technologies and energy efficient improvements, available from your local, state, and federal
Technical Basis for Work Place Air Monitoring for the Plutonium Finishing Plan (PFP)
This document establishes the basis for the Plutonium Finishing Plant's (PFP) work place air monitoring program in accordance with the following requirements: Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Part 835 ''Occupational Radiation Protection''; Hanford Site Radiological Control Manual (HSRCM-1); HNF-PRO-33 1, Work Place Air Monitoring; WHC-SD-CP-SAR-021, Plutonium Finishing Plant Final Safety Analysis Report; and Applicable recognized national standards invoked by DOE Orders and Policies.
The Social Life of Steeplechase Park: Neighborhood Dog-Park as a "Third Place
In the United States, there is a growing trend towards livable cities that facilitate physical, psychological, and social well-being. According to Congress of the New Urbanism, the great American suburb served by the automobile, does not fulfill all these functions. Urban sociologist Ray Oldenburg points out three realms of satisfactory life as work, home and the �great good place� as the third. The third place is one that facilitates barrier free social interaction, for example the American main-street, the English pub, French coffee house etc. Despite the ever existing need for such places, greater travel distances and the ever expanding needs of the automobile era have stripped our urban fabric of these. The Charter of the New Urbanism points out that in the American suburbs, neighborhood parks have the potential to serve as �third places.� The twofold purpose of this research was to examine Steeplechase dog-park using Oldenburg�s Third Place construct as a starting point; and then to operationalize third place by establishing relationships between social characteristics and physical environment. Participant observation, casual conversations and ethnographic interviews were methods used to examine how residents use Steeplechase Park. The observation phase was used to understand on-site behavior, user interests and then establish contacts with participants for recruitment. In-depth interviews were then conducted to examine user history, relationships and attitudes toward the place. Data was coded and analyzed in NVivo 10 utilizing Oldenburg�s framework as a reference, the components of which were then examined for correlations to the physical elements. The findings of suggest that Steeplechase Park functions as a somewhat unique third place in terms of user motivation, companion animal/social lubricant, neutrality and inclusiveness of the place. Findings also establish useful links between the physical design of the space and the social activity; prospect-refuge supported by vegetation and layout, topography, shade, edges and access being the most important aspects. Additionally, lack of maintenance was established as a major concern to sustained use.
Gulati, Nidhi 1986-
Solar Decathlon Design Places People and the Outdoors at its Heart |
Solar Decathlon Design Places People and the Outdoors at its Heart Solar Decathlon Design Places People and the Outdoors at its Heart Solar Decathlon Design Places People and the Outdoors at its Heart May 26, 2011 - 5:57pm Addthis Members of Team New Zealand | Courtesy of the New Zealand team's Flickr photostream Members of Team New Zealand | Courtesy of the New Zealand team's Flickr photostream Erin R. Pierce Erin R. Pierce Digital Communications Specialist, Office of Public Affairs How can I participate? The next Solar Decathlon will be held Sept. 23-Oct. 2, 2011, at the National Mall's West Potomac Park in Washington, D.C. In honor of the U.S Department of Energy's Solar Decathlon -- which challenges 20 collegiate teams to design, build and operate solar-powered houses that are cost-effective, energy-efficient and attractive -- we are
DOE Solar Decathlon: News Blog » Blog Archive » New Zealand Design Places
New Zealand Design Places People and the Outdoors at Its Heart New Zealand Design Places People and the Outdoors at Its Heart Friday, May 27, 2011 By Erin Pierce Editor's Note: This entry has been cross-posted from DOE's Energy Blog. In honor of the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon-which challenges 20 collegiate teams to design, build, and operate solar-powered houses that are cost-effective, energy-efficient, and attractive-we are profiling each of the 20 teams participating in the competition. New Zealand is the first place morning light hits at the start of each new day-and now it is home to the first team from the Southern Hemisphere ever to compete in the Solar Decathlon. The team, composed of students and faculty from Victoria University of Wellington, has looked to revamp an iconic symbol of New Zealand's beach
EA-1957: Cabin Creek Biomass Facility, Place County, CA | Department of
7: Cabin Creek Biomass Facility, Place County, CA 7: Cabin Creek Biomass Facility, Place County, CA EA-1957: Cabin Creek Biomass Facility, Place County, CA SUMMARY DOE is proposing to provide funding to Placer County, California to construct and operate a two-megawatt wood-to-energy biomass facility at the Eastern Regional Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) and Landfill in unincorporated Placer County. The wood-to-energy biomass facility would use a gasification technology. The fuel supply for the proposed project would be solely woody biomass, derived from a variety of sources including hazardous fuels residuals, forest thinning and harvest residuals, and Wildland Urban Interface sourced waste materials from residential and commercial property defensible space clearing and property management activities
2010 DOE National Science Bowl® Photos - First Place Winners | U.S. DOE
First Place Winners First Place Winners National Science Bowl® (NSB) NSB Home About National Science Bowl Contacts Regional Science Bowl Coordinators National Science Bowl FAQ's Alumni Past National Science Bowl Winners Past National Science Bowl Photos National Science Bowl Logos High School Middle School Attending National Event Volunteers 2013 Competition Results News Media WDTS Home Contact Information National Science Bowl® U.S. Department of Energy SC-27/ Forrestal Building 1000 Independence Ave., SW Washington, DC 20585 P: 202-586-6702 E: firstname.lastname@example.com 2010 National Science Bowl Photos 2010 DOE National Science Bowl® Photos - First Place Winners Print Text Size: A A A RSS Feeds FeedbackShare Page First Lady Michelle Obama and Department of Energy Secretary Steven Chu
How High Up Is That Place? How Far In The Future Is That Event? - D
D. How far apart were those events? D. How far apart were those events? How did Einstein conclude that space and time are related in this way? We can get a better idea by switching things around. We've been looking at how events in different places can either occur at the same time or at different times in different frames of reference. Now, let's take another look at the earlier events of your picking up and putting down your phone, which occurred at different times, but in the same or different places according to the frame of reference. Here is how these events look on a diagram in your frame of reference: The same two events, as the highway patrol officer parked in his car by the roadside would have seen them, did not occur at the same place: The slight difference in position simply corresponds to how far your
Third Annual Science Alliance Takes Place in Ohio | Department of Energy
Third Annual Science Alliance Takes Place in Ohio Third Annual Science Alliance Takes Place in Ohio Third Annual Science Alliance Takes Place in Ohio October 9, 2012 - 12:14pm Addthis Science Alliance 1 of 5 Science Alliance Students arrive at the welcome tent during the beginning of the two-day Science Alliance, in which more than 900 area high school juniors enjoyed presentations in 14 separate areas on a midway in the X-2207A parking lot. Image: Energy Department's Office of Environmental Management Date taken: 2012-09-25 08:59 Science Alliance 2 of 5 Science Alliance DOE Site Lead Joel Bradburne, Site Director Dr. Vince Adams and Science Alliance team member John Zangri of Fluor-B&W join students in watching one of the presentations during the Science Alliance. Image: Energy Department's Office of Environmental Management
Olympic Sculpture Park - Seattle, WA by Weiss/Manfredi Architecture/Landscape/Urbanism [EDRA/Places Awards 2008 -- Design
Park 2008 EDRA/Places Awards with Metropolis Design VisitorsIt stands for what this award is about. Dennis Frenchman:Park 2008 EDRA/Places Awards with Metropolis Design plines,
Huber, Nicole
The Ferry Building - San Francisco, CA by SMWM; Baldauf Catton von Eckartsberg; Page & Turnbull [EDRA/Places Awards 2007 -- Design
franchises. But as this design award to San Francisco FerryBuilding 2007 EDRA/Places Awards Design center for the saleFerry Building 2007 EDRA/Places Awards Design The second key
Method of using in situ porosity measurements to place an upper bound on geothermal reservoir compaction
DOE Green Energy (OSTI)
Placing an upper bound on reservoir compaction requires placing a lower bound on the reservoir effective compaction modulus. Porosity-depth data can be used to find that lower-bound modulus in a young sedimentary basin. Well-log and sample porosity data from a geothermal field in the Imperial Valley, CA, give a lower-bound modulus of 7.7 x 10{sup 3} psi. This modulus is used with pressure drops calculated for a reservoir to determine an upper bound on reservoir compaction. The effects of partial reinjection and aquifer leakage on upper-bound subsidence estimated from the compaction are illustrated for a hypothetical reservoir and well array.
Schatz, J.F.; Kasameyer, P.W.; Cheney, J.A.
Placing images on the world map: a microblog-based enrichment approach
Estimating the geographic location of images is a task which has received increasing attention recently. Large numbers of images uploaded to platforms such as Flickr do not contain GPS-based latitude/longitude coordinates. Obtaining such geographic information ... Keywords: image location estimation, image placing, social web
Claudia Hauff; Geert-Jan Houben
Wichita's Self Sufficient Energy Demonstration Center, The Energy Place. Final technical progress report
This final technical report summarizes the results of a Program entitled, Wichita's Self Sufficient Energy Demonstration Center, The Energy Place operated by the City of Wichita Energy Place under a grant from the US Department of Energy within the Appropriate Technology Program. The grant for $23,204 was awarded on October 6, 1980. The main thrust of the proposal was to install and monitor the performance of a Darrieus Style Wind Generator. Shortly after the project began, it was recommended by the consultants from the Wind Energy Lab at Wichita State University, that the type of machine be changed from a Darrieus to a horizontal axis downwind SWECS (small wind energy conversion system). This change was approved by DOE. On August 6, 1981, an Enertech 4000 Wind Generator was installed at The Energy Place. The performance of the machine and its environmental impact have been studied by City staff with the assistance of two consultants. A 5000 watt gasoline powered alternator was also purchased and installed to provide the electrical needs of part of The Energy Place. This experiment demonstrates the self-sufficiency option that is not attainable with the wind system studied. This report recaps the first five quarters of the project, the final quarter and the reports of the consultants.
Pajor, J.T.
About meaning/quality of place in the built environment : a return to reason
It is the opinion of this writer that the success or failure of a "place" or space as defined by architectural or urban design terms is linked not only to its physical boundaries and the reality of its elements and their ...
Reed, Ronald Thomas
Before this decade is out: a student project to place a telescope on the internet
This paper describes a student project to place a telescope on the internet: such a telescope can be pointed via a web interface, and images from it displayed on a user's computer. We discuss recent developments in astronomy hardware and computer software ...
Michael P. Rogers
Performance Analysis of a Priority Queue with Place Reservation and General Transmission Times
In this paper, we analyze a discrete-time single-server queue with two classes of packet arrivals and a reservation-based scheduling discipline. The objective of this discipline is to give a certain priority to (delay-sensitive) packets of class 1 and ... Keywords: Discrete-time queueing model, delay analysis, place reservation, priority scheduling
Bart Feyaerts; Sabine Wittevrongel
Ethics, Place and Environment Vol. 9, No. 1, 2145, March 2006
been logging and milling by large industrial timber operations and oil and gas extraction. Because believe in animal rights, and duck hunters, who want birds to shoot, can agree on a policy of wetland of the place that now bears their name. After an extended stopover in Louisiana they eventually took up
Monticino, Michael
How High Up Is That Place? How Far In The Future Is That Event...
to a discovery of Albert Einstein. A B C D E A. Places and Times You're a passenger in a car, taking a trip with some of your family, when you get a call on your mobile phone. As...
Extracting Semantics of Individual Places from Movement Data by Analyzing Temporal Patterns of Visits
Data reflecting movements of people, such as GPS or GSM tracks, can be a source of information about mobility behaviors and activities of people. Such information is required for various kinds of spatial planning in the public and business sectors. Movement ... Keywords: Mobility, movement, personal places, semantic interpretation, semantic trajectories, time series, visual analytics
The Physics of Low Energy Solar "Today neutrinos have a larger and larger place in
Chapter 1 The Physics of Low Energy Solar Neutrinos "Today neutrinos have a larger and larger place oscillations could na¨ively be 1 #12;Chapter 1: The Physics of Low Energy Solar Neutrinos 2 accommodated simply of Low Energy Solar Neutrinos 3 first directly detected more than two decades later in 1953. Reines
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Address Place Zip Sector Product Stock Symbol Year founded Number Address Place Zip Sector Product Stock Symbol Year founded Number of employees Number of employees Telephone number Website Coordinates Region ABS Alaskan Inc Van Horn Rd Fairbanks Alaska Gateway Solar Wind energy Marine and Hydrokinetic Solar PV Solar thermal Wind Hydro Small scale wind turbine up to kW and solar systems distributor http www absak com United States AER NY Kinetics LLC PO Box Entrance Avenue Ogdensburg Marine and Hydrokinetic United States AW Energy Lars Sonckin kaari Espoo FI Marine and Hydrokinetic http www aw energy com Finland AWS Ocean Energy formerly Oceanergia Redshank House Alness Point Business Park Alness Ross shire IV17 UP Marine and Hydrokinetic http www awsocean com United Kingdom Able Technologies Audubon Road Englewood Marine and Hydrokinetic http
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State Oil and Gas Board Address Place Zip Website State Oil and Gas Board Address Place Zip Website Alabama Oil and Gas Board Alabama Oil and Gas Board Hackberry Lane Tuscaloosa Alabama http www gsa state al us ogb ogb html Alaska Division of Oil and Gas Alaska Division of Oil and Gas W th Ave Suite Anchorage Alaska http dog dnr alaska gov Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission W th Ave Ste Anchorage Alaska http doa alaska gov ogc Arizona Oil and Gas Commission Arizona Oil and Gas Commission W Congress Street Suite Tucson Arizona http www azogcc az gov Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission Natural Resources Dr Ste Little Rock Arkansas http www aogc state ar us JDesignerPro JDPArkansas AR Welcome html California Division of Oil Gas and Geothermal Resources California
Meet Anup Bhagat, 3rd place winner @ the Boston Cleanweb Hackathon | OpenEI
Meet Anup Bhagat, 3rd place winner @ the Boston Cleanweb Hackathon Meet Anup Bhagat, 3rd place winner @ the Boston Cleanweb Hackathon Home > Groups > OpenEI Community Central Graham7781's picture Submitted by Graham7781(2002) Super contributor 8 May, 2012 - 09:15 imported OpenEI I had the pleasure of going out to the Boston Cleanweb Hackathon on behalf of OpenEI.org and NREL, representing open data across the map - from OpenEI, energy.data.gov, REEGLE and the upcoming Apps for Energy challenge. Through the 36 hours of coding, I assisted Anup Bhagat of Divya Energy find open datasets for his team's work to develop a Cleanweb energy app. This was a proof of concept application to assist with Divya Energy's business offerings. This was a shining moment for open government data: an up-and-coming entrepreneur building a great app with open data and open APIs. Anup used
A reconsideration of acoustic invariance for place of articulation in stop consonants: Evidence from cross?language studies
It has been claimed that the gross shape of the onset spectrum provides invariant properties for place of articulation in stop consonants [Blumstein and Stevens
Aditi Lahiri; Shiela E> Blumstein
Incremental Urbanism - The Auto and Pedestrian Reconsidered in Greyfield Reclamation, Atlanta, Georgia [EDRA / Places Awards, 2004 -- Research
to this year�s EDRA/Places awards represented the group�ssubmitting their report to the awards program, Gamble and
Prevention sequence mechanisms (PSM) for Near Earth Objects (NEOs) based on a three parameter scheme based classification framework
There is a significant amount of space debris from previous space endeavors left over by the Russians and the US, leave alone the possibility of collisions with Near Earth Objects (NEOs) like asteroids and comets. Currently, ...
Sahani, Rohan
Los Angeles River Urban Wildlife Refuge: A vision for Parks, Habitat, and Urban Runoff by Community Development by Design [EDRA/Places Awards 2007 -- Planning
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The House of Dance and Feathers Mardi Gras Indian Museum - New Orleans, LA by Project Locus: Patrick Rhodes, Executive Director [EDRA/Places Awards 2007 -- Design
Feathers 2007 EDRA/Places Awards Design rural Thibodaux, aand Feathers 2007 EDRA/Places Awards Design He adds: �If ourFeathers 2007 EDRA/Places Awards Design �It is vibrant and
Allweil, Yael
Cased-hole measurement of oil in place, San Joaquin Valley, California
A log-inject-log (LIL) method was used to measure residual oil through casing in a reservoir with relatively fresh formation water. Water saturations calculated from pulsed-neutron-capture cross sections logged before and after injection of brine agree within about 10 saturation units (s.u.) with saturations previously measured from cores and from the electromagnetic propagation tool (EPT) run in openhole. Well completion and injection procedures were designed to achieve uniform injection without altering the unconsolidated sand containing liquids at low pressures. Residual oil in place (OIP) measured by cores, the EPT, and the LIL method represents saturation after thorough flushing by water. 15 refs.
Neuman, C.H.; Oden, A.L.
From Aural Places to Visual Spaces: The Latin/o and General Music Industries
This manuscript tells the stories of the Latin/o and general music industries in the United States from 1898 to 2000. It argues that performers transformed the local identities of aural industries based in place and melody into global industries of visual identities designed for space and celebrity. Both the Latin/o and general music industries shifted back and forth along a local-sound-to-global-sight spectrum more than once, from sounds of music rooted in specific places to sights of musicians uprooted across universal spaces between 1898 and 2000. This claim is supported by a textual analysis of archival materials, such as trade press articles, audio recordings, still photographs and motion pictures. While the general music industry's identity changed, the Latin/o industry's identity stayed the same, and vice-versa. Specifically, when the general industry identified with transnational performers and images between 1926 and 1963, the Latin/o industry retained its identification with the sounds of music rooted in specific places. From 1964 to 1979, as the Latin/o industry moved from one end of the spectrum to the other, only to return to its initial position, it was the general industry that maintained its identification with the midpoint of the spectrum. During the 1980s, the general industry zigzagged from the midpoint to the global-visual end and back again, while the Latin/o industry remained at the local-sonic end of the spectrum. In the 1990s, the Latin/o industry's local and sonic identity continued, and the general industry moved from the midpoint to the global-visual end of the spectrum with the Latin boom. The general industry's identity changed during each interval except 1964-1979, the only period in which the Latin/o industry's identity fluctuated. From Aural Places to Visual Spaces: the Latin/o and General Music Industries should be of interest to anyone invested in the relations between creativity and commerce, substance and style, or geography and genre.
Westgate, Christopher Joseph
2008 Special Issue: Multilayer in-place learning networks for modeling functional layers in the laminar cortex
Currently, there is a lack of general-purpose in-place learning networks that model feature layers in the cortex. By ''general-purpose'' we mean a general yet adaptive high-dimensional function approximator. In-place learning is a biological concept ... Keywords: Abstraction, Cortex structure, Feature extraction, Laminar cortex, Multi-task learning, Regression, Representation, Supervised learning, Unsupervised learning
Juyang Weng; Tianyu Luwang; Hong Lu; Xiangyang Xue
LBL RUNAROUND RESULTS 3.00 km (1.86 mi) September 14, 1990 Place Time Name Group Group
:56.4 John Wool 3039 105 483 30:00.0 David O'Neill ) Group Time Name Overall Place Place 1 24:24.3 John Magee 373 2 25:41.9 Edward Lofgren 400 HISTORY OF LBL
Health impact assessment research and practice: A place for paradigm positioning?
In this article, we provide a critical review of the place of paradigm in health impact assessment (HIA) research and practice. We contend that most HIA practitioners have given insufficient attention to paradigm positioning when developing and applying HIA methodologies and that some concerns about current HIA practice can be attributed to this. We review HIA literature to assess the extent and nature of attention given to paradigm positioning and these related concerns. We then respond to our critique by exploring the implications, opportunities and challenges of adopting a critical realist paradigm, which we believe has the potential to help HIA practitioners to develop HIA methodology in a way that addresses these issues. - Highlights: Black-Right-Pointing-Pointer We provide a critical review of the place of paradigm in HIA. Black-Right-Pointing-Pointer We demonstrate that HIA practitioners give insufficient attention to paradigm. Black-Right-Pointing-Pointer The implications, opportunities and challenges of adopting a critical realist paradigm are explored. Black-Right-Pointing-Pointer This is the first paper, to our knowledge, that discusses a critical realist approach to HIA.
Haigh, Fiona, E-mail: email@example.com [Centre for Health Equity Training, Research and Evaluation (CHETRE), Part of the UNSW Research Centre for Primary Health Care and Equity, School of Public Health and Community Medicine, University of New South Wales, Sydney (Australia); Harris, Patrick, E-mail: email@example.com [Centre for Health Equity Training, Research and Evaluation (CHETRE), Part of the UNSW Research Centre for Primary Health Care and Equity, School of Public Health and Community Medicine, University of New South Wales, Sydney (Australia); Haigh, Neil, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com [Research and Scholarship Development, Centre for Learning and Teaching, AUT University, Private Bag 92006, Auckland 1142 (New Zealand)
Managing the Yellowstone River System with Place-based Cultural Data
This project aims to create new research tools within the human dimensions (HD) of the natural resources field to improve environmental policy decision making. It addresses problems that arise from the recent trend towards decentralized natural resource management (NRM) and planning (e.g., community-based planning, watershed-based and collaborative management, others). By examining one decentralized riparian management planning effort along the Yellowstone River (Montana), this study finds that decentralization forces new needs such as localized information requirements and a better understanding of the rationales behind local interests. To meet these new scale demands and to ensure that policy best fits the social and biophysical settings, this project argues that local cultural knowledge can serve as an organizing framework for delivering the kinds of understanding needed for decentralized planning. This was tested by interviewing 313 riverfront landowners, recreationalists, and civic managers to understand how residents conceptualize the river�s natural processes, its management, and their desires for the future of the river. Analysis of the transcribed in-depth interview texts�the Yellowstone River Cultural Inventory (YRCI)�found that: (1) altering decision venues places more significance upon interpersonal working relationships between managers and citizens; (2) while local expertise can provide higher quality information to managers, local decision making cultures still retain power dynamics that can inhibit or advance conservation policies; (3) how natural resource places are symbolically communicated has a material impact upon resource uses; (4) how residents conceptualize the ownership of land is complicated along a dynamic river; and (5) this dynamism impacts planning efforts. In sum, this project argues that for social research to provide the data and analysis appropriate, a modification in scale and a commensurate shift in the lenses used for social inquiry is necessary. An in-depth understanding of local cultures�like the YRCI�enables agencies to best manage in decentralized scales of planning by calling attention to site-specific nuances such as power dynamics and place representation which are often missed in traditional large-scale HD methods and lenses. This research also functions as a preemptive way to engage the public in environmental planning helping decision makers� best fit policy to particular socio-cultural and ecological settings.
Hall, Damon M.
CONTENTS BOEM Releases Assessment of In-Place Gas Hydrate Resources
BOEM Releases Assessment of BOEM Releases Assessment of In-Place Gas Hydrate Resources of the Lower 48 United States Outer Continental Shelf ..............1 Re-examination of Seep Activity at the Blake Ridge Diapir ............6 Field Data from 2011/2012 ConocoPhillips-JOGMEC-DOE Iġnik Sikumi Gas Hydrate Field Trial Now Available .......................9 Announcements .......................11 * Norwegian Center of Excellence to Receive Ten Years of Arctic Research Funding * Release of Mallik 2007-2008 Results * Goldschmidt Conference * 2012 Methane Hydrate Research Fellowship Awarded to Jeffrey James Marlow Spotlight on Research........... 16 Bjørn Kvamme CONTACT Ray Boswell Technology Manager-Methane Hydrates, Strategic Center for Natural Gas & Oil 304-285-4541 firstname.lastname@example.com
Aging in place: design issues for the elderly with a focus on retrofitting bathrooms
As the median age rises nationwide Americans are confronted with serious issues of housing and healthcare for the disabled and elderly in this century. In the midst of this problem are the disabled and older Americans with aging related serious chronic illnesses. Included are culturally diverse adults that have very limited incomes, and speak little or no English. Often they reside in small rundown hotel rooms, or in poorly accessible residences. Despite the need, few long-term care resources are available. This research finds that for many, independently aging in place is a preferred solution. For others, the solution to housing and healthcare falls to the family, or government. The architectural design guidelines of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA)--that address mobility barriers--are a step in the right direction, but the ADA is only the beginning. Pressures of old age security continue.
Cruz, Elias Tony
Assessment of Eligibility to National Register of Historic Places Building 431 Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) proposes to demolish the original sections of Building 431 at its main site in Livermore, California. As this action will constitute an undertaking within the regulatory constraints of the National Historic Preservation Act, LLNL arranged for an assessment of the building's historic significance. This report provides a brief history of the magnetic fusion energy research activities housed in Building 431 and a historic assessment of the building. The final recommendation of the report is that, although Building 431 housed some significant breakthroughs in accelerator technology and magnetic mirror plasma confinement, it lacks integrity for the periods of significance of those developments. It is, therefore, not eligible to the National Register of Historic Places.
Sullivan, M A; Ullrich, R A
Value of Incorporating Satellite-Derived Land Cover Data in MM5/PLACE for Simulating Surface Temperatures
The Parameterization for Land�Atmosphere�Cloud Exchange (PLACE) module is used within the Fifth-Generation Pennsylvania State University�National Center for Atmospheric Research Mesoscale Model (MM5) to determine the importance of individual land ...
Todd M. Crawford; David J. Stensrud; Franz Mora; James W. Merchant; Peter J. Wetzel
America Town: Building the Outposts of Empire by Mark L. Gillem [EDRA/Places Award 2008 -- Book
America Town 2008 EDRA/Places Awards with Metropolis Book InTown for this year�s book award, jury members praised theone where we give two awards? Leanne Rivlin: But [America
Tomlinson, Elma
Spatializing social equity through place-based policies : lessons from the Green Impact Zone of Missouri, in Kansas City, MO
The Kansas City Green Impact Zone of Missouri is a regionally administered, place-based initiative that emerged in direct response to the 2009 "federal moment" symbolized by the creation of the White House Office of Urban ...
Bozorg, Leila
Heart Health Evaluation The following questions are about today's program. Place a check (T) in front of the answer.
EAT SMART Heart Health Evaluation The following questions are about today's program. Place a check not planning to use the information in this program. # I have heart disease or high blood pressure. YES
EDRA / Places Awards, 1999 -- Place Design and Place Research
r o m materials provided by award winners, unless otherwiseFlorida. The EDRA/P/aces award program is in its second year
Valuing Place through Resources: Incorporating Multi-dimensional Values in Decision Processes
Including values for non-market natural and cultural resources in decision processes present challenges to resource managers. This dissertation uses a place-based resource-driven approach to assess the values associated with non-market resources in a national park. Existing valuation methods produce reliable measures for market resources, but are criticized for their inability to express values beyond uni-dimensional monetary values. Expressed values of park visitors for the natural and cultural resources within a national park are analyzed in order to quantitatively depict multiple dimensions of value for each resource relative to all others. Resulting abstract value-spaces are used to depict stakeholder group values and illustrate shared and unique values that can aid in decision processes. Value spaces are also used to examine the effects of resource losses on expressed values. These are observed through potential impact scenarios and can inform long-range planning and adaptation efforts. This research finds that a two-dimensional value space, representing aesthetic and functional qualities of resources can be formed to depict the values for included resources relative to one another. A core set of resources commonly valued by all major stakeholder groups is easily identifiable. Direct comparisons of value spaces for groups provides clear distinctions between group values for specific resources. Finally, subjecting value spaces to resource loss scenarios, indicates consistent changes in values while patterns of resource values remain stable, which can be used in participation and in conflict resolution efforts. These findings provide previously unobservable insight regarding the similarities and differences of group values and value stability as resource managers seek public input, resolve conflicts and craft long-range resource plans. This methodology establishes a basic framework for assessing relative resource values, non-monetarily, and along multiple dimensions. Value spaces can be used to proactively inform planning and decision processes from initial problem identification, establishment of alternative solutions and through assessments of implementation.
Bardenhagen, Eric Karsten
Design of Roadside Barrier Systems Placed on Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE) Retaining Walls
Millions of square feet of mechanically stabilized earth retaining wall are constructed annually in the United States. When used in highway fill applications in conjunction with bridges, these MSE walls are typically constructed with a roadside barrier system supported on the edge of the wall. This barrier system generally consists of a traffic barrier or bridge rail placed on a continuous footing or structural slab. The footing is intended to reduce the influence of barrier impact loads on the retaining wall system by distributing the load over a wide area and to provide stability for the barrier against sliding or overturning. The proper design of the roadside barrier, the structural slab, and the MSE wall system requires a good understanding of relevant failure modes, how barrier impact loads are transferred into the wall system, and the magnitude and distribution of these loads. In this study, a procedure is developed that provides guidance for designing: 1. the barrier-moment slab, 2. the wall reinforcement, and 3. the wall panels. These design guidelines are developed in terms of AASHTO LRFD procedures. The research approach consisted of engineering analyses, finite element analyses, static load tests, full-scale dynamic impact tests, and a full-scale vehicle crash test. It was concluded that a 44.5 kN (10 kips) equivalent static load is appropriate for the stability design of the barrier-moment slab system. This will result in much more economical design than systems developed using the 240 kN (54 kips) load that some user agencies are using. Design loads for the wall reinforcement and wall panels are also presented.
Kim, Kang
A Parameterization for Land�Atmosphere-Cloud Exchange (PLACE): Documentation and Testing of a Detailed Process Model of the Partly Cloudy Boundary Layer over Heterogeneous Land
This paper presents a general description of, and demonstrates the capabilities of, the Parameterization for Land�Atmosphere�Cloud Exchange (PLACE). The PLACE model is a detailed process model of the partly cloudy atmospheric boundary layer and ...
Peter J. Wetzel; Aaron Boone
RIVER+CITY+LIFE: A Guide to Renewing Toronto's Lower Don Lands by Stoss Landscape Urbanism [EDRA/Places Awards 2008 -- Planning
It is here that this Planning Award winner presents a subtleCITY+LIFE 2008 EDRA/Places Awards with Metropolis Planning A+CITY+LIFE 2008 EDRA/Places Awards with Metropolis Planning
Burga, Hector Fernando
Is the Consociational system reformable ? The current state of public life in Lebanon is neither the proper place for esoteric debate nor
the proper place for esoteric debate nor indeed for political infighting. A little more than ten years after
Paris-Sud XI, Université de
LBL RUNAROUND RESULTS 3.00 km (1.86 mi) October 10, 1997 Place Time Name Group
Larnon, Frank 50-59 13 156 15:17.4 157 15:18.0 Bartholomew, J 50-59 14 158 15:18.4 Wool, John 40-49 18 159 15 Time Name Group Group Place HISTORY OF LBL RUNAROUND WINNERS AND PARTICIPATION Year Distance MEN WOMEN
Prospects for Hydro in the UK: Between a ROC and a Hard Place? G.P. Harrison
Prospects for Hydro in the UK: Between a ROC and a Hard Place? G.P. Harrison University is on the supplier to acquire the necessary number of ROCs and periodically demonstrate their compliance at less than 7p/kWh (Garrad Hassan, 2001). Part of Mott MacDonald's work for the Renewables Advisory Board
Harrison, Gareth
StoryPlace.Me: the path from studying elder communication to a public location-based video service
We describe our research path that took us from studying communication needs across distance and generations, to a small-scale study of a person-to-person location-based video service, and finally to a public beta of StoryPlace.me which extends this ... Keywords: communication, design process, family, location-based services, mobile, storytelling, video
Frank Bentley; Santosh Basapur
The enacted environment--the creation of "place" by Mexicans and Mexican Americans in East Los Angeles
In this thesis I will examine how residents of East Los Angeles use their front yards and streets to create a sense of "place." The environment created in this way I call "enacted." People are both users and creators of a ...
Rojas, James Thomas
Place-exchange mechanism of Pt (111) oxidation/reduction as observed by synchrotron X-ray scattering
Structural changes in the Pt(111) single crystal surface associated with incipient electrochemical oxidation/reduction were studied by {ital in}{ital situ} synchrotron x-ray reflectivity. It was shown that lifting of Pt atoms of the surface layer occurs, substantiating the long-standing hypothesis of a place-exchange mechanism for solution/metal interface oxidation. It was also shown that, for a charge transfer of {approx_lt}1.7 e{sup -}/Pt atom, the initially flat surface structure could be recovered by electrochemical reduction. In constrast, the surface was irreversibly roughened for amounts of charge transfer exceeding {approx}1.7 e{sup -}/Pt, but the roughening involved only the atoms in the top layer of the original flat surface. A detailed mechanism is proposed for the place-exchange mechanism and the subsequent roughening of the electrode surface.
You, H.; Nagy, Z.; Zurawski, D.J.; Chiarello, R.P.
Hydraulic and Clean-in-Place Evaluations for a 12.5-cm Annular Centrifugal Contactor at INL
Hydraulic and Clean-in-Place Evaluations for a 12.5 cm Annular Centrifugal Contactor at the INL Troy G. Garn, Dave H. Meikrantz, Nick R. Mann, Jack D. Law, Terry A. Todd Idaho National Laboratory Commercially available, Annular Centrifugal Contactors (ACC) are currently being evaluated for processing dissolved nuclear fuel solutions to selectively partition integrated elements using solvent extraction technologies. These evaluations include hydraulic and clean-in-place (CIP) testing of a commercially available 12.5 cm unit. Data from these evaluations is used to support design of future nuclear fuel reprocessing facilities. Hydraulic testing provides contactor throughput performance data on two-phase systems for a wide range of operating conditions. Hydraulic testing results on a simple two-phase oil and water system followed by a 30 % Tributyl phosphate in N-dodecane / nitric acid pair are reported. Maximum total throughputs for this size contactor ranged from 20 to 32 liters per minute without significant other phase carryover. A relatively new contactor design enhancement providing Clean-in-Place capability for ACCs was also investigated. Spray nozzles installed into the central rotor shaft allow the rotor internals to be cleaned, offline. Testing of the solids capture of a diatomaceous earth/water slurry feed followed by CIP testing was performed. Solids capture efficiencies of >95% were observed for all tests and short cold water cleaning pulses proved successful at removing solids from the rotor.
Troy G. Garn; David H. Meikrantz; Nick R. Mann; Jack D. Law; Terry A. Todd
Development of NZP ceramic based {open_quotes}cast-in-place{close_quotes} diesel engine port liners
BSX (Ba{sub 1+x}Zr{sub 4}P{sub 6-2x}Si{sub 2x}O{sub 24}) and CSX (Ca{sub l-x}Sr{sub x}Zr{sub 4}P{sub 6}O{sub 24}) type NZP ceramics were fabricated and characterized for: (i) thermal properties viz., thermal conductivity, thermal expansion, thermal stability and thermal shock resistance; (ii) mechanical properties viz., flexure strength and elastic modulus; and (iii) microstructures. Results of these tests and analysis indicated that the BS-25 (x=0.25 in BSX) and CS-50 (x=0.50 in CSX) ceramics had the most desirable properties for casting metal with ceramic in place. Finite element analysis (FEA) of metal casting (with ceramic in place) was conducted to analyze thermomechanical stresses generated and determine material property requirements. Actual metal casting trials were also conducted to verify the results of finite element analysis. In initial trials, the ceramic cracked because of the large thermal expansion mismatch (hoop) stresses (predicted by FEA also). A process for introduction of a compliant layer between the metal and ceramic to alleviate such destructive stresses was developed. The compliant layer was successful in preventing cracking of either the ceramic or the metal. In addition to these achievements, pressure slip casting and gel-casting processes for fabrication of NZP components; and acoustic emission and ultrasonics-based NDE techniques for detection of microcracks and internal flaws, respectively, were successfully developed.
Nagaswaran, R.; Limaye, S.Y.
Faces and Places Sustainability
of Hawai`i-West O`ahu (future campus site under development) 20 Kalaeloa Airfield Hangar (Honolulu CC) 21 downtown Honolulu with aviation facilities near Honolulu International and Kalaeloa Airports, automotive plant species at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Refuge at Kalaeloa. The campus also collaborates
Outlook [Caring About Places...
Donlyn Lyndon editor Outlook James F. Fulton publisher T o dn w h i c h they join � outlook or lookout � carries subtlydesign assistant watchman. Outlook becomes a point of view,
Lyndon, Donlyn
Informing Places [Commentary
techniques including postoccu- pancy evaluation, case studies, typologies, observations, interviews,
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showing the anxiety and depression-reducing effects of music * Discuss the anti-aging effects of music to recall old memories and * A photographic essay set to music will...
have been from landscape architects, followed by urbannonpro?t organizations, architects, planners, psychologistsUrban Design Associates; CMSS Architects) Thames Landscape
Suzanne Toney. University Architect: Ruth Miller. Images:Oregon Rowell Brokaw Architects, PC: Jenny Young, RA; JohnWith: Lovinger2 Landscape Architects (Justine Lovinger, Ron
Multi-facet concentrator of solar setup for irradiating the objects placed in a target plane with solar light
DOE Patents (OSTI)
According to the proposed invention, this technical result is achieved so that many-facet concentrator of a solar setup for exposure of objects, placed in a target plane, to the action of solar radiation containing a supporting frame and facets differing by that the facets of the concentrator are chosen with spherical focusing reflective surfaces of equal focal lengths and with selective coatings reflecting a desired spectral fraction of solar radiation, and are arranged on the supporting frame symmetrically with respect to the common axis of the concentrator, their optical axes being directed to the single point on the optical axis of the concentrator located before the nominal focus point of the concentrator and determining the position of arranging the target plane.
Lewandowski, Allan A. (Evergreen, CO); Yampolskiy, Vladislav (Moscow, RU); Alekseev, Valerie (Moscow, RU); Son, Valentin (Moscow, RU)
Living Memorials National Research: 9/11 and the Public Landscape by USDA Forest Service, Northern Research Station [EDRA/Places Award 2007 -- Research
Living Memorials National Research: 9/11 and the PublicForest Service, Northern Research Station Before the media2007 EDRA/Places Awards Research However, the project soon
Sullivan, Lisa
The Money Point Sustainable Revitalization Plan - Chesapeake, VA by Crisman+Petrus; UVA School of Architecture [EDRA/Places Awards 2007 -- Planning
meadow restoration on CITGO�s Money Point site. The companymodel. Crisman+Petrus & UVA / Money Point 2007 EDRA/PlacesThe Money Point Sustainable Revitalization Plan�Chesapeake,
2012 Comparison Chart: Halls of Residence at Victoria University of Wellington Hall of Residence Suitable for Places Housing style Weekly fee * Meals
Suitable for Places Housing style Weekly fee * Meals Electricity included in fee Internet included in fee Twin$175 Catered Yes Yes + Gym area Music room 15 free off-street car parks available. Karori--10
Frean, Marcus
Testing of T-odd, P-even interactions by nonpolarized neutron transmission through a nonpolarized nuclear target placed into electric field
A new possibility for the study of time-reversal violation is described. It consists in measurement of nonpolarized neutron transmission through nonpolarized nuclear target placed into electric field
V. G. Baryshevsky
Review A New Tool for Epidemiology: The Usefulness of Dynamic-Agent Models in Understanding Place Effects on Health
A major focus of recent work on the spatial patterning of health has been the study of how features of residential environments or neighborhoods may affect health. Place effects on health emerge from complex interdependent processes in which individuals interact with each other and their environment and in which both individuals and environments adapt and change over time. Traditional epidemiologic study designs and statistical regression approaches are unable to examine these dynamic processes. These limitations have constrained the types of questions asked, the answers received, and the hypotheses and theoretical explanations that are developed. Agent-based models and other systems-dynamics models may help to address some of these challenges. Agent-based models are computer representations of systems consisting of heterogeneous microentities that can interact and change/adapt over time in response to other agents and features of the environment. Using these models, one can observe how macroscale dynamics emerge from microscale interactions and adaptations. A number of challenges and limitations exist for agent-based modeling. Nevertheless, use of these dynamic models may complement traditional epidemiologic analyses and yield additional insights into the processes involved and the interventions that may be most useful. computer simulation; environment and public health; epidemiologic methods; health behavior; models, theoretical; residence characteristics; systems theory
Amy H. Auchincloss; Ana V. Diez Roux
Clean-in-Place and Reliability Testing of a Commercial 12.5 cm Annular Centrifugal Contactor at the INL
The renewed interest in advancing nuclear energy has spawned the research of advanced technologies for recycling nuclear fuel. A significant portion of the advanced fuel cycle includes the recovery of selected actinides by solvent extraction methods utilizing centrifugal contactors. Although the use of centrifugal contactors for solvent extraction is widely known, their operation is not without challenges. Solutions generated from spent fuel dissolution contain unknown quantities of undissolved solids. A majority of these solids will be removed via various methods of filtration. However, smaller particles are expected to carry through to downstream solvent extraction processes and equipment. In addition, solids/precipitates brought about by mechanical or chemical upsets are another potential area of concern. During processing, particulate captured in the rotor assembly by high centrifugal forces eventually forms a cake-like structure on the inner wall introducing balance problems and negatively affecting phase separations. One of the features recently developed for larger engineering scale Annular Centrifugal Contactors (ACCs) is the Clean-In-Place (CIP) capability. Engineered spray nozzles were installed into the hollow central rotor shaft in all four quadrants of the rotor assembly. This arrangement allows for a very convenient and effective method of solids removal from within the rotor assembly.
N. R. Mann; T. G. Garn; D. H. Meikrantz; J. D. Law; T. A. Todd
Clean-in-Place and Reliability Testing of a Commercial 12.5-cm Annular Centrifugal Contactor at the INL
Occupant-in-Place Energy Efficiency Retrofit in a Group Home for 30% Energy Savings in Climate Zone 4
Energy efficiency retrofits (EERs) face many challenges on the path to scalability. Limited budgets, cost effectiveness, risk factors, and accessibility impact the type and the extent of measures that can be implemented feasibly to achieve energy savings goals. Group home retrofits can face additional challenges than those in single family homes - such as reduced access (occupant-in-place restrictions) and lack of incentives for occupant behavioral change. This project studies the specification, implementation, and energy savings from an EER in a group home, with an energy savings goal of 30%. This short term test report chronicles the retrofit measures specified, their projected cost-effectiveness using building energy simulations, and the short term test results that were used to characterize pre-retrofit and post-retrofit conditions. Additionally, the final report for the project will include analysis of pre- and post-retrofit performance data on whole building energy use, and an assessment of the energy impact of occupant interface with the building (i.e., window operation). Ultimately, the study's results will be used to identify cost effective EER measures that can be implemented in group homes, given constraints that are characteristic of these buildings. Results will also point towards opportunities for future energy savings.
Moore, M.
Environemental Health and Safety www.ehs.cornell.edu October 2010 When a large-scale disaster occurs, there response systems are place, but emergency
Environemental Health and Safety www.ehs.cornell.edu October 2010 When a large-scale disaster occurs, there response systems are place, but emergency responders can't be everywhere, helping everyone in your home or work, and the disasters that are most likely to occur in your community. Talk about what
Manning, Sturt
DragNDrop Directions v6 Windows Users: How do I access DragNDrop web documents to place or update them?
DragNDrop Directions v6 12/12/05 Windows Users: How do I access DragNDrop web documents to place/. ( or use smb://samba2/websites/). Authenticate (provide your PPPL Windows account username and password Windows account, or do not know what that username is you will need to contact Lena Scimeca first. If you
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory
DragNDrop Directions v7 Windows Users: How do I access DragNDrop web documents to place or update them?
DragNDrop Directions v7 2/25/10 Windows Users: How do I access DragNDrop web documents to place (provide your PPPL Windows account username and password), then goto: nstx.pppl.gov/htdocs/DragNDrop/ or: nstx.pppl.gov/DragNDrop/ Note: You need a PPPL Domain Account If you do not have a PPPL Windows account
Pre-burning wxperiments commence in August 2008. A controlled burning takes place late September 2008 and field observations continues untill at least
Pre-burning wxperiments commence in August 2008. A controlled burning takes place late September) and long-term (months to a years) effects of fires (burning) in macchia ecosystem on [i] soil emissions ecosystems, land use and land use change scenarios. October 29-30, 2007, Barcelona, Spain Effect of burning
FURMAN NMR SAFETY INFORMATION Standard safety guidelines have been put in place for work around the high-field magnets, and all users
FURMAN NMR SAFETY INFORMATION Standard safety guidelines have been put in place for work around and serious personal injury, including death. NMR Magnetic Field Strength · Remember: The magnetic field is ALWAYS on. · Don't enter the NMR room if you have a pacemaker, implanted pacemaker leads or any other
A wind turbine blade is ready to be lifted into place at the Windy Point Wind Farm in the Columbia River Gorge. Photo: C. Bruce Forster
A wind turbine blade is ready to be lifted into place at the Windy Point Wind Farm in the Columbia with juvenile bypass systems to keep the smolts out of the turbines. But given the gravity of the [salmon 1956 12 MW Chief Joseph Columbia, WA 1958 2,458 MW Cougar McKenzie, OR 1963 25 MW Detroit Santiam
Resource Assessment of the In-Place and Potentially Recoverable Deep Natural Gas Resource of the Onshore Interior Salt Basins, North Central and Northeastern Gulf of Mexico
The objectives of the study are: to perform resource assessment of the in-place deep (>15,000 ft) natural gas resource of the onshore interior salt basins of the North Central and Northeastern Gulf of Mexico areas through petroleum system identification, characterization and modeling and to use the petroleum system based resource assessment to estimate the volume of the in-place deep gas resource that is potentially recoverable and to identify those areas in the interior salt basins with high potential to recover commercial quantities of the deep gas resource. The principal research effort for Year 1 of the project is data compilation and petroleum system identification. The research focus for the first nine (9) months of Year 1 is on data compilation and for the remainder of the year the emphasis is on petroleum system identification.
Ernest A. Mancini; Donald A. Goddard
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9/18/09 2:49 PM`Dark Energy' reminds us: consensus has no place in real science -Telegraph Blogs Page 1 of 42http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/jamesdelingpole/100006809/dark-energy-reminds-us-consensus-has-no-place-in-real-science/
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Temple, Blake
Urban Song Paths: place resounding
The project Urban Song Paths took a traditional musical form, the Kaluli song path from Papua, New Guinea, and translated it for a contemporary urban situation. The Two Rivers Project explored a classic song path subject, the route of a ...
Viv Corringham
manufacturers, hardware manufacturers, vehicle manufacturers, computer/electronics manufacturers, transportation in size of surface mining equipment. These changes were advanced by mining and equipment manufacturing% Manufacturing 11% Oil and Gas 0% Coal Mining 11% Other 0% Construction 5% #12;24 Figure 26: Percentage of Total
Reynolds, Albert C.
The University of Alabama and Louisiana State University have undertaken a cooperative 3-year, advanced subsurface methodology resource assessment project, involving petroleum system identification, characterization and modeling, to facilitate exploration for a potential major source of natural gas that is deeply buried (below 15,000 feet) in the onshore interior salt basins of the North Central and Northeastern Gulf of Mexico areas. The project is designed to assist in the formulation of advanced exploration strategies for funding and maximizing the recovery from deep natural gas domestic resources at reduced costs and risks and with minimum impact. The results of the project should serve to enhance exploration efforts by domestic companies in their search for new petroleum resources, especially those deeply buried (below 15,000 feet) natural gas resources, and should support the domestic industry's endeavor to provide an increase in reliable and affordable supplies of fossil fuels. The principal research effort for Year 1 of the project is data compilation and petroleum system identification. The research focus for the first nine (9) months of Year 1 is on data compilation and for the remainder of the year the emphasis is on petroleum system identification. The objectives of the study are: to perform resource assessment of the in-place deep (>15,000 ft) natural gas resource of the onshore interior salt basins of the North Central and Northeastern Gulf of Mexico areas through petroleum system identification, characterization and modeling and to use the petroleum system based resource assessment to estimate the volume of the in-place deep gas resource that is potentially recoverable and to identify those areas in the interior salt basins with high potential to recover commercial quantities of the deep gas resource. The project objectives will be achieved through a 3-year effort. First, emphasis is on petroleum system identification and characterization in the North Louisiana Salt Basin, the Mississippi Interior Salt Basin, the Manila Sub-basin and the Conecuh Sub-basin of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida panhandle. This task includes identification of the petroleum systems in these basins and the characterization of the overburden, source, reservoir and seal rocks of the petroleum systems and of the associated petroleum traps. Second, emphasis is on petroleum system modeling. This task includes the assessment of the timing of deep (>15,000 ft) gas generation, expulsion, migration, entrapment and alteration (thermal cracking of oil to gas). Third, emphasis is on resource assessment. This task includes the volumetric calculation of the total in-place hydrocarbon resource generated, the determination of the volume of the generated hydrocarbon resource that is classified as deep (>15,000 ft) gas, the estimation of the volume of deep gas that was expelled, migrated and entrapped, and the calculation of the potential volume of gas in deeply buried (>15,000 ft) reservoirs resulting from the process of thermal cracking of liquid hydrocarbons and their transformation to gas in the reservoir. Fourth, emphasis is on identifying those areas in the onshore interior salt basins with high potential to recover commercial quantities of the deep gas resource.
Ernest A. Mancini
Particularits d'adoption des compteurs intelligents au Royaume-Uni et en Allemagne : entre marchs de comptage libralis et rgles mettre en place pour un rel smart grid intgr.
marchés de comptage libéralisé et règles à mettre en place pour un réel smart grid intégré. Association maximiser les bénéfices d'un réel smart grid intégré dans lequel les compteurs sont un élément déterminant'une des composantes majeures des réseaux électriques intelligents ou smart grids. Selon la Directive
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. The 400-acre tract already includes a biomass power plant that Ainsworth used to generate its own power on local job development and "thoughtful use of the region's resources," according to Mark Doctor, a member are interested in using a portion of the facility for some form of biomass. Other potential tenants could include
How are electrons placed in shells...
a look at our Periodic Table of Elements. Let's use oxygen as an example. Oxygen's electron configuration is: 1s2 2s2 2p4 This means that the first energy level (the K-shell)...
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Intersection : public place in a new Jamaica
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Texas Bridgepoint Texas Bridgepoint Parkway Austin Texas Venture capital firm investing in alternative energy production http www archventure com Texas Area Energy Capital Solutions Energy Capital Solutions North Harwood Street Suite Dallas Texas Investment banking firm focused on rainsing private capital and providing advisory services to public and private energy companies http www energycapitalsolutions com Texas Area Genesis Park Genesis Park San Felipe Houston Texas Private equity firm http www genesis park com Texas Area Haddington Ventures LLC Haddington Ventures LLC Augusta Suite Houston Texas Midstream energy private equity fund http www hvllc com Texas Area Sevin Rosen Funds Texas Austin Sevin Rosen Funds Texas Austin Bridgepoint Parkway Building Suite Austin Texas Venture capital fund http www srfunds
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RHIC tracking studies with real magnets in real places
Results from RHIC tracking studies in which measured magnetic field errors are used in all arc magnets are reported. the dependence of betatron tunes on initial amplitudes, aspect ratio, and momentum are reported and are not significantly different from measured tune dependences when randomly generated magnetic field errors are used in all magnets. Survival plots at injection and storage are also consistent with previous determinations.
Dell, G.F.; Peggs, S.; Pilat, F.
Speaking of Places -- Little Rock's Emerging Nonprofit Corridor
landscape systems are not just green (energy neutral), butEnergy and Environmental Design certification for New Construction (LEED-NC) from the United States Green
Luoni, Stephen
??The purpose of this research is to address how geopolitical factors influence the foreign policies of states in the South Caucasus. Due to the recent� (more)
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In-place Arithmetic for Univariate Polynomials over an ... - CECM
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iBookmark: locative texts and place-based authoring
With the recent developments in ePaper technology, consumer eBook readers have display qualities and form factors that are approaching that of traditional books. These eBook readers are already replacing paper in some commercial domains, but the potential ... Keywords: context sensing, ebook reader, epaper, narrative theory
Johannes Sch�ning; Tom Bartindale; Patrick Olivier; Dan Jackson; Antonio Kr�ger; Jim Kitson
Rediscoverning Place : enhancing the built heritage of Singapore
The thesis looks at Conservation in Singapore: how it started, what were its initial goals, how these changed over years, and the impacts of the same. These questions are dealt with by studying the three conservation ...
Raju, Sunitha Kondur, 1973-
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Early Childbearing among Mexican-American Young Women: Place Matters
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Modeling shelter-in-place including sorption on indoor surfaces
response option, especially in situations when evacuation is infeasible. Reasonably tight building envelopes provide protection against exposure to peak concentrations when...
The Bevatron and its Place in Nuclear Physics
A sprawling group of buildings on an impressive campus site in the Berkeley hills provides the home of the Radiation Laboratory of the University of California. A succession of large accelerators has been built there, the latest of which is the Bevatron. It is the largest and highest-energy accelerator in operation at the present time. It was built and is operated under contract with the United States Atomic Energy Commission. It is of the type known as a proton synchrotron, of which there are two others in operation, one at the University of Birmingham, England, whose energy is 1 Bev (billion electron volts), and another at the Brookhaven National Laboratory, known as the Cosmotron, which operates at 3 Bev. The Bevatron accelerates protons (stripped nuclei of hydrogen atoms) to an energy of 6.2 Bev. The design was started in 1947 under the direction of Professor E. O. Lawrence, and although it was the product of collaboration of a large group of physicists and engineers, the original conception was due to William Brobeck who also contributed more than any other individual. A working quarter-scale model was built and operated in 1948 and 1949 to verify the correctness of the design concept. Construction of the full-scale machine was completed in five years, and operation began in the spring of 1954. A period of adjustment and tuning up followed, and since September 1954 it has been the center of a most active and profitable program in high-energy physics. One new particle has been discovered, and an abundance of previously rare and poorly understood particles (heavy mesons and hyperons) has been provided for study. The program has had participants from laboratories all over the United States and from a half dozen other countries, in addition to the staff at the University of California. This article first describes the Bevatron and its operation, and then discusses a portion of the research program. The principles of the machine and its early history were given in ''The Bevatron'', by Lloyd Smith, Scientific American, February 1951.
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Form-based zoning : what place is this code?
Form-based zoning is a relatively recent innovation in zoning reform. Many cities in the U.S. have adopted form-based codes in lieu of or as a supplement to conventional zoning and many more are in the process of studying ...
Mehta, Shilpa, M.C.P. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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EA-1957: Cabin Creek Biomass Facility, Place County, CA
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DOE is proposing to provide funding to Placer County, California to construct and operate a two-megawatt wood-to-energy biomass facility at the Eastern Regional Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) and Landfill in unincorporated Placer County. The wood?to?energy biomass facility would use a gasification technology. The fuel supply for the proposed project would be solely woody biomass, derived from a variety of sources including hazardous fuels residuals, forest thinning and harvest residuals, and Wildland Urban Interface sourced waste materials from residential and commercial property defensible space clearing and property management activities.
A healthy and salubrious place : public health and city form
As cities grew larger and more complex at the end of the eighteenth century, they suffered new and more pressing public health problems. The responses to these problems had, in time, an effect on the environment that ...
Ozonoff, Victoria Vespe
The place of exceptional covers among all diophantine relations
Let F"q be the order q finite field. An F"q cover @f:X->Y of absolutely irreducible normal varieties has a nonsingular locus. Then, @f is exceptional if it maps one-one on F"q"^"t points for ~-ly many t over this locus. Lenstra suggested a curve Y may ... Keywords: Canonical permutation representations, Covers of projective varieties, Davenport pairs, Exceptional covers, Fiber products and correspondences, Riemann's existence theorem, Serre's Open Image Theorem, The genus zero problem, Zeta functions and Poincar� series
Michael D. Fried
Learning through Place-Making: Virtual Environments and Furture Literacies
networking experiences on Facebook. Journal of Appliedtheir use of social networking sites, notably Facebook. Onevolunteered to set up a Facebook account for me and this
Berry, Maryanne Susan
This Brochure is for Greensburg city leadership (Chamber of Commerce, Mayor's Office, and others) to use to attract visitors and businesses to Greensburg, and to ensure the city?s commitment to sustainability. Content includes EERE subject matter and mentions DOE's role in rebuilding. The layout is designed to be used as a template for other cities in similar situations.
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Women places and spaces in contemporary American mosque
There is an ever-present demand for Mosques in American cities to accommodate the more than 8 percent of the American population that are Muslims; the majority of which are American-born Muslims or American converts. ...
Eskandari, Maryam, S.M. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
The Heidelberg Project - Detroit, Michigan [EDRA / Places Awards, 2004 -- Design
The Heidelberg Project � Detroit, Michigan Tyree Guytona kid in a broken family, Detroit artist Tyree Guyton woreWhen Guyton was a child, Detroit burned; he still remembers
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New Urbanism: "The Vancouver Model" [Speaking of Places
Hong Kong rules created tall, thin towers. These built-forms, preference for tall, thin towers. The Hong Kong buildingbecome a has built tall, thin towers there that are homes to
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Placing power linres : GIS helps site energy corridors.
Turn the lights on when you enter a room, then turn the lights off when you leave. Most of us repeat this sequence many times each day, and never give it another thought. But that seemingly simple light switch on the wall connects us to one of the most complex systems in the world: the electrical grid. Most of the United States is served by a highly reliable and adequate supply of electrical power, which is distributed through a grid of thousands of miles of electricity-transmission lines. However, as the electricity-supply infrastructure ages and consumer demand for electricity grows, the capacity to deliver electrical power hasn't kept pace with demand, and upgrading the electrical-transmission grid has become a more pressing need. From 1988-1998, demand for transmission grew by 30 percent while transmission grew by only 15 percent. From 1999-2009, demand grew by 20 percent and transmission by only 3 percent Despite a short-term decline related to the economic downturn and improved efficiency, U.S. energy consumption is expected to increase by 14 percent between 2008 and 2035. This growth will drive the need to develop viable routes for new transmission lines. Because transmission lines extend over large distances, they typically cross many federal, tribal, state, local and private land jurisdictions, each with a complex and varying set of siting issues and land-management practices. And as the existing grid needs improvement to meet growing demand, the U.S. is rapidly developing renewable energy sources, particularly solar and wind energy, often in areas far removed from existing electricity-transmission infrastructure and energy-consumption areas.
Kuiper, J. A.; Cantwell, B.; Hlohowskyj, I.; Moore, H. R. (Environmental Science Division)
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Gardens of an Historic Cowper Street Residence [Speaking of Places
were sources of leather, tallow and meat that could be soldleather processed, and tallow made. Much of the romance
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Space, place, and database : layers of digital cartography
This paper addresses the changes in cartography since digitization and widespread popular dissemination. Cybercartography, an emergent system of maps, mapmaking tools, and mapmakers, forces a rethinking of spatial ...
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used the illumination of some 14,000 quasars -- powered by gigantic black holes at the heart of galaxies -- about 10 to 12 billion light years away to create the new map....
Light Organizing/Organizing Light [Light in Place
a street through alter� nating areas of dark and light, welandscapes, streets and squares. Light summons our spiritfor changing light, both outside rooms (such as streets and
Schwartz, Martin
CTrigger: Exposing Atomicity Violation Bugs from Their Hiding Places
of the two molecules, broken down by atom, helps the user to understand which atoms of the drug and protein
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Thermal Testing of Tow-Placed Variable Stiffness Panels
Commercial systems for precise placement of pre-preg composite tows are enabling technology that allows fabrication of advanced composite structures in which the tows may be precisely laid down along curvilinear paths within a given ply. For laminates with curvilinear tow paths, the fiber orientation angle varies continuously throughout the laminate, and is not required to be straight and parallel in each ply as in conventional composite laminates. Hence, the stiffness properties vary as a function of location in the laminate, and the associated composite structure is called a �variable stiffness� composite structure. Previous analytical studies indicate that variable stiffness structures have great potential for improving the structural performance of composite structures. In the present research, an experimental program has been conducted to evaluate the thermal performance of two variable stiffness panels fabricated using the Viper Fiber Placement System developed by Cincinnati Machine. These variable stiffness panels have the same layup, but one panel has overlapping tows and the other panel does not. Results of thermal tests of the variable stiffness panels are presented and com-
K. Chauncey Wu; Zafer G�rdal
Density without Disruption [EDRA / Places Awards, 2004 -- Awards Commentary
Density without Disruption Awards Commentary country today,CCS Architecture for a planning award. Such work stands as a
Gratz, Roberta Brandes
Exploring Sense of Place Attitudes as Indicators of Travel Behavior
significant in explaining car usage, as expected, positivenegatively towards car usage, and possessing an indifferent
Deutsch, Kate; Goulias, Kostas
Ageing research going places Strategic Promotion of Ageing Research Capacity
is heavily in uenced by many kinds of computer systems ranging from simple systems, e.g. for modern kitchen aids and TV-sets, to more complicated systems, such as phone services, to complex systems as used
de Gispert, Adrià
Does rail have a place in a rebuilt Christchurch?
`peak oil production' occurred...no increase in production for 5 years... end of cheap oil. 4 In 2008 global green economy trends... 1 In 2008 `peak fossil fuel power investment' occurred: global renewable industrial cities began to show `peak car use' with dramatic increases in sustainable transport... 3 In 2006
Hickman, Mark
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Water Tunnel Penn Large Water Tunnel Sandia National Laboratories Hydrodynamics Sandia National Laboratories Hydrodynamics P O Box Albuquerque New Mexico Category Stubs Category...
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Co Ltd China Hydro China based small hydro CDM project developer Gansu Huineng New Energy Technology Development Co Ltd Gansu Huineng New Energy Technology Development Co...
solar panels batteries regulators and stables and as well as developing renewable energy technology and related products Technologies Technologies Hartwell Avenue North...
Laboratories developing technologies for year inverters for solar and other renewable energy systems Charge Inc Charge Inc Dallas Texas Developer of patented technology for...
Finding places to legislatively adopt a new energy code
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Mexico -- Fond Memories of Place: Luis Barragan and Ricardo Legorreta
creative potential, the architect must listen and heed hisare complex, and as do other architects, they depend on boththe work of these Mexican architects that could be of value
Attoe, Wayne
One photon stored in four places at once
When light passes through two slits to hit a distant screen, a periodic light pattern emerges that is associated with the interference of the waves emanating from the two sources. Some of quantum physics� deepest mysteries ...
Vuletic, Vladan
3 Your Place in Madrid 5 Program Overview
. Cosmopolitan, sophisticated, energetic--it is the perfect gateway not just to Spain, but to the 21st century, keeping alive small-town traditions alongside cosmopolitan cultural events and a world-famous nightlife
McConnell, Terry
Gold Nano Anchors Put Nanowires in Their Place
... surface as starting points for growing horizontal semiconductor "wires" only 3 ... not only link nanoelectronic devices like conventional wire but also ...
The Boston Federal Courthouse : institutional places and the national face
Federal institutions are significant instruments for promoting national identity. In the United States these institutions, including the judicial system, claim authority from a point of origin (identified by such terms as ...
Williamson, June Pauline
Create Place: Wickam Market, United Kingdom | Open Energy Information
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Interventions in public housing : in search of place
This work searches to build a framework for a rehabilitation strategy for distressed urban Public Housing projects. It is argued that an appropriate approach needs to address both, the physical and the institutional aspects ...
Haymann, Liora
Running in place : renewal portfolio standards and climate change
Renewable portfolio standards ("RPS") have spread widely as states have made an effort to promote electricity production from renewable energy sources, granting privileged market access to eligible technologies and resources. ...
Hogan, Michael T. (Michael Thomas)
Walking > walking-in-place > flying, in virtual environments
Keywords: human factors, locomotion, neural networks, presence, virtual reality, virtual walking, visual cliff
Martin Usoh; Kevin Arthur; Mary C. Whitton; Rui Bastos; Anthony Steed; Mel Slater; Frederick P. Brooks, Jr.
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Coordinates Region ABS Alaskan Inc Van Horn Rd Fairbanks Alaska Gateway Solar Wind energy Marine and Hydrokinetic Solar PV Solar thermal Wind Hydro Small scale wind turbine...
ALDACOR ALDACOR E th St Suite Idaho Falls Idaho Buildings Efficiency Geothermal energy Hydro Renewable Energy Services Gateway Solar Wind energy http www aldacor com ALDACOR INC...
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Network worlds : from link analysis to virtual places.
Significant progress is being made in knowledge systems through recent advances in the science of very large networks. Attention is now turning in many quarters to the potential impact on counter-terrorism methods. After reviewing some of these advances, we will discuss the difference between such 'network analytic' approaches, which focus on large, homogeneous graph strucures, and what we are calling 'link analytic' approaches, which focus on somewhat smaller graphs with heterogeneous link types. We use this venue to begin the process of rigorously defining link analysis methods, especially the concept of chaining of views of multidimensional databases. We conclude with some speculation on potential connections to virtual world architectures.
Joslyn, C. (Cliff)
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Ltd A A Energy Ltd Nagpur Maharashtra India Biomass Nagpur Ltd A A Energy Ltd Nagpur Maharashtra India Biomass Nagpur based biomass project developer A S NaturEnergie GmbH A S NaturEnergie GmbH Pfaffenhofen Germany Biomass Germany based producer of solid biofuel for energy production and biomass CHP plant developer ABI Energy Consultancy Services ABI Energy Consultancy Services Chennai Tamil Nadu India Biomass ABI Energy provides pre feasibility assessments and detailed biomass assessment studies to organisations considering seeking CDM credits AE E Lentjes GmbH AE E Lentjes GmbH Ratingen Germany Biomass Process and turnkey plant engineering of fossil fuel biomass and waste to energy plants AES Corporation AES Corporation Arlington Virginia Biomass Carbon Gateway Solar Wind energy Virginia based company that generates and distributes
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boro biofuel boro biofuel maiden lane New York New York Biofuels Multi boro biofuel boro biofuel maiden lane New York New York Biofuels Multi feed stock http borobiofuel com Northeast NY NJ CT PA Area A2BE Carbon Capture LLC A2BE Carbon Capture LLC Panorama Ave Boulder Colorado Biofuels Developing technology for producing valuable fuel and food from CO2 using algal photosynthesis and bio harvesting http www algaeatwork com Rockies Area AE Biofuels Inc formerly Marwich II Ltd AE Biofuels Inc formerly Marwich II Ltd West Palm Beach Florida Biofuels Marwich II Ltd OTC BB MWII OB merged in December with AE Biofuels Inc formerly American Ethanol Subsequently Marwich II Ltd has changed its name to AE Biofuels OTC AEBF AHL TECH AHL TECH PO Box Cincinnati Ohio Biofuels Manufacturing Research and development Other Efficient Utilization http www AHL TECH com
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Charge Inc Charge Inc Dallas Texas Developer of patented technology Charge Inc Charge Inc Dallas Texas Developer of patented technology for faster battery charging time which also extends battery lifetime Voltz Limited Voltz Limited Cumbria United Kingdom LA8 NH Renewable Energy Gateway Solar Wind energy Selling and delivering broad range of advanced energy generating systems and accessories including wind turbines solar panels batteries regulators and stables and as well as developing renewable energy technology and related products Technologies Technologies Hartwell Avenue North Lexington Massachusetts Gateway Solar Developer of technologies for enhancing PV efficiency including new cell wiring and wafer packaging systems http www tech com Soltech Inc Soltech Inc Richardson Texas Texas based PV module maker st Light Energy Inc st Light Energy Inc McHennry Ave Suite F Modesto
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st Light Energy Inc st Light Energy Inc McHennry Ave Suite F Modesto st Light Energy Inc st Light Energy Inc McHennry Ave Suite F Modesto California Gateway Solar http stlightenergy com Southern CA Area th Day Energy th Day Energy River Belle Tollhouse California Gateway Solar Solar electric systems http www thdayenergy com Southern CA Area ABC Solar Inc ABC Solar Inc Hawthorne Blvd Torrance California Gateway Solar Solar power systems products http www abcsolar com Southern CA Area Achates Power Achates Power Sorrento Valley Boulevard San Diego California Vehicles Developing a fuel efficient cleaner burning diesel engine http www achatespower com Southern CA Area AdaptiveARC AdaptiveARC Sitio Manana Carlsbad California Biomass Waste to clean energy startup is developing an arc plasma reactor http www adaptivearc com Southern CA Area
Incubator Austin Clean Energy Incubator West Braker Incubator Austin Clean Energy Incubator West Braker Lane Austin Texas http www ati utexas edu clean energy clean energy html Texas Area Bank of Italy Bank of Italy Via nazionale Rome Italy http www bancaditalia Brookhaven National Laboratory Brookhaven National Laboratory William Floyd Parkway Upton New York http www bnl gov Northeast NY NJ CT PA Area Centro de Energ as Renovables CER Centro de Energ as Renovables CER Agustinas piso Santiago Chile http www cer gov cl Clean Start McClellan Technology Incubator Clean Start McClellan Technology Incubator Bailey Loop McClellan California http www sarta org go cs Bay Area Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory Colorado Renewable Energy Collaboratory th Street Suite Denver Colorado http www coloradocollaboratory org
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TIER TIER Sixth Avenue Seattle Washington Services Assessment and forecasting TIER TIER Sixth Avenue Seattle Washington Services Assessment and forecasting products for wind solar and hydro http www tier com Pacific Northwest Area boro biofuel boro biofuel maiden lane New York New York Biofuels Multi feed stock http borobiofuel com Northeast NY NJ CT PA Area A1 Sun Inc A1 Sun Inc th St Berkeley California Gateway Solar Solar PV Design and Installation http www a1suninc com Bay Area A10 Power A10 Power E Blithedale Ave Mill Valley California Gateway Solar Solar Financing and Integration http www a10power com Bay Area A2BE Carbon Capture LLC A2BE Carbon Capture LLC Panorama Ave Boulder Colorado Biofuels Developing technology for producing valuable fuel and food from CO2 using algal photosynthesis and bio harvesting http www algaeatwork com Rockies Area
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People and Places on the Outer Cape: A Landscape Character Study [2005 EDRA/Places Award -- Research
most townships of Cape Cod, produced by a interdisciplin-establishment of the Cape Cod National Sea- shore in 1961in Massachusetts, Cape Cod�s landscape has been transformed
Ahern, Jack; Carr, Ethan; Hamin, Elisabeth; Glassberg, David
Choosing beacon periods to improve response times for wireless HTTP clients
The IEEE 802.11 wireless LAN standard power-saving mode (PSM) allows the network interface card (NIC) to periodically sleep between receiving data. In this paper, we show that 802.11 PSM performs poorly due to the fact that an access point is unable ... Keywords: beacon periods, wireless access
Suman Nath; Zachary Anderson; Srinivasan Seshan
Chemical process hazards analysis
The Office of Worker Health and Safety (EH-5) under the Assistant Secretary for the Environment, Safety and Health of the US Department (DOE) has published two handbooks for use by DOE contractors managing facilities and processes covered by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Rule for Process Safety Management of Highly Hazardous Chemicals (29 CFR 1910.119), herein referred to as the PSM Rule. The PSM Rule contains an integrated set of chemical process safety management elements designed to prevent chemical releases that can lead to catastrophic fires, explosions, or toxic exposures. The purpose of the two handbooks, ``Process Safety Management for Highly Hazardous Chemicals`` and ``Chemical Process Hazards Analysis,`` is to facilitate implementation of the provisions of the PSM Rule within the DOE. The purpose of this handbook ``Chemical Process Hazards Analysis,`` is to facilitate, within the DOE, the performance of chemical process hazards analyses (PrHAs) as required under the PSM Rule. It provides basic information for the performance of PrHAs, and should not be considered a complete resource on PrHA methods. Likewise, to determine if a facility is covered by the PSM rule, the reader should refer to the handbook, ``Process Safety Management for Highly Hazardous Chemicals`` (DOE- HDBK-1101-96). Promulgation of the PSM Rule has heightened the awareness of chemical safety management issues within the DOE. This handbook is intended for use by DOE facilities and processes covered by the PSM rule to facilitate contractor implementation of the PrHA element of the PSM Rule. However, contractors whose facilities and processes not covered by the PSM Rule may also use this handbook as a basis for conducting process hazards analyses as part of their good management practices. This handbook explains the minimum requirements for PrHAs outlined in the PSM Rule. Nowhere have requirements been added beyond what is specifically required by the rule.
Corrective Action Decision Document/Closure Report for Corrective Action Unit 374: Area 20 Schooner Unit Crater, Nevada National Security Site, Nevada with ROTC 1, Revision 0
Corrective Action Unit 374 comprises five corrective action sites (CASs): � 18-22-05, Drum � 18-22-06, Drums (20) � 18-22-08, Drum � 18-23-01, Danny Boy Contamination Area � 20-45-03, U-20u Crater (Schooner) The purpose of this Corrective Action Decision Document/Closure Report is to provide justification and documentation supporting the recommendation that no further corrective action is needed for CAU 374 based on the implementation of corrective actions. The corrective action of closure in place with administrative controls was implemented at CASs 18-23-01 and 20-45-03, and a corrective action of removing potential source material (PSM) was conducted at CAS 20-45-03. The other CASs require no further action; however, best management practices of removing PSM and drums at CAS 18-22-06, and removing drums at CAS 18-22-08 were performed. Corrective action investigation (CAI) activities were performed from May 4 through October 6, 2010, as set forth in the Corrective Action Investigation Plan for Corrective Action Unit 374: Area 20 Schooner Unit Crater, Nevada Test Site, Nevada. The approach for the CAI was divided into two facets: investigating the primary release of radionuclides and investigating other releases (migration in washes and chemical releases). The purpose of the CAI was to fulfill data needs as defined during the data quality objective (DQO) process. The CAU 374 dataset of investigation results was evaluated based on the data quality indicator parameters. This evaluation demonstrated the dataset is acceptable for use in fulfilling the DQO data needs. Analytes detected during the CAI were evaluated against final action levels (FALs) established in this document. Radiological doses exceeding the FAL of 25 millirem per year were found to be present in the surface soil that was sampled. It is assumed that radionuclide levels present in subsurface media within the craters and ejecta fields (default contamination boundaries) at the Danny Boy and Schooner sites exceed the FAL. It is also assumed that PSM in the form of lead-acid batteries at Schooner exceeds the FAL. Therefore, corrective actions were undertaken that consist of removing PSM, where present, and implementing a use restriction and posting warning signs at the Danny Boy and Schooner sites. These use restrictions were recorded in the FFACO database; the U.S. Department of Energy, National Nuclear Security Administration Nevada Site Office (NNSA/NSO) Facility Information Management System; and the NNSA/NSO CAU/CAS files. Therefore, NNSA/NSO provides the following recommendations: � No further corrective actions are necessary for CAU 374. � A Notice of Completion to NNSA/NSO is requested from the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection for closure of CAU 374. � Corrective Action Unit 374 should be moved from Appendix III to Appendix IV of the FFACO.
Patrick Matthews
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-49 8 30 11:56.7 Dan Gheng Wool 40-49 1 89 13 of the participants. The official number of finishers was 780, including babies in strollers page 7 #12;HISTORY OF LBL
The Quest for Gamma Rays:The Quest for Gamma Rays: Exploring the Most Violent PlacesExploring the Most Violent Places
beyond our Galaxy. Keywords: very high energy gamma rays, pulsar, active galactic nuclei, gamma ray burst as well as about `after glow' of southern gamma ray bursts which BeppoSAX satellite detected with aboutTHE NEW CANGAROO TELESCOPE AND THE PROSPECT OF VHE GAMMA RAY OBSERVATION AT WOOMERA TADASHI KIFUNE
TMS 2009 Annual Meeting and Exhibition: Networking and Events
... alumina production, operation, and maintenance and design of refineries ... History of Process Safety Management (PSM) and how it is applied to the Bayer ... management, chemical process design, chemical processes expert systems,�...
Stability-constrained optimization for energy efficiency in polling-based wireless networks
A wireless device's energy can be saved by putting it into the sleeping mode (power saving mode, PSM) or decreasing its transmission power (transmission power control, TPC) which prolongs the packet transmission time. However, decreasing one's transmission ...
Yi Xie; Rocky K. C. Chang
Building aggressively duty-cycled platforms to achieve energy efficiency
by each wireless card in three di?erent states of operation.cient operation. Furthermore, since the wireless is a sharedoperation, Awake Mode(AM), and the Power Save Mode (PSM), achieved by duty cycling the wireless
Agarwal, Yuvraj
Closure Report for Corrective Action Unit 539: Areas 25 and 26 Railroad Tracks Nevada National Security Site, Nevada with ROTC-1, Revision 0
This Closure Report (CR) presents information supporting the closure of Corrective Action Unit (CAU) 539: Areas 25 and 26 Railroad Tracks, Nevada National Security Site, Nevada. This CR complies with the requirements of the Federal Facility Agreement and Consent Order (FFACO) that was agreed to by the State of Nevada; U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Environmental Management; U.S. Department of Defense; and DOE, Legacy Management. The corrective action sites (CASs) within CAU 539 are located within Areas 25 and 26 of the Nevada National Security Site. Corrective Action Unit 539 comprises the following CASs: � 25-99-21, Area 25 Railroad Tracks � 26-99-05, Area 26 Railroad Tracks The purpose of this CR is to provide documentation supporting the completed corrective actions and provide data confirming that the closure objectives for CASs within CAU 539 were met. To achieve this, the following actions were performed: � Reviewed documentation on historical and current site conditions, including the concentration and extent of contamination. � Conducted radiological walkover surveys of railroad tracks in both Areas 25 and 26. � Collected ballast and soil samples and calculated internal dose estimates for radiological releases. � Collected in situ thermoluminescent dosimeter measurements and calculated external dose estimates for radiological releases. � Removed lead bricks as potential source material (PSM) and collected verification samples. � Implemented corrective actions as necessary to protect human health and the environment. � Properly disposed of corrective action and investigation wastes. � Implemented an FFACO use restriction (UR) for radiological contamination at CAS 25-99-21. The approved UR form and map are provided in Appendix F and will be filed in the DOE, National Nuclear Security Administration Nevada Site Office (NNSA/NSO), Facility Information Management System; the FFACO database; and the NNSA/NSO CAU/CAS files. From November 29, 2010, through May 2, 2011, closure activities were performed as set forth in the Streamlined Approach for Environmental Restoration (SAFER) Plan for Corrective Action Unit 539: Areas 25 and 26 Railroad Tracks, Nevada Test Site, Nevada. The purposes of the activities as defined during the data quality objectives process were as follows: � Determine whether contaminants of concern (COCs) are present. � If COCs are present, determine their nature and extent, implement appropriate corrective actions, and properly dispose of wastes. Analytes detected during the closure activities were evaluated against final action levels (FALs) to determine COCs for CAU 539. Assessment of the data generated from closure activities revealed the following: � At CAS 26-99-05, the total effective dose for radiological releases did not exceed the FAL of 25 millirem per Industrial Area year. Potential source material in the form of lead bricks was found at three locations. A corrective action of clean closure was implemented at these locations, and verification samples indicated that no further action is necessary. � At CAS 25-99-21, the total effective dose for radiological releases exceeds the FAL of 25 millirem per Industrial Area year. Potential source material in the form of lead bricks was found at eight locations. A corrective action was implemented by removing the lead bricks and soil above FALs at these locations, and verification samples indicated that no further action is necessary. Pieces of debris with high radioactivity were identified as PSM and remain within the CAS boundary. A corrective action of closure in place with a UR was implemented at this CAS because closure activities showed evidence of remaining soil contamination and radioactive PSM. Future land use will be restricted from surface and intrusive activities. Closure activities generated waste streams consisting of industrial solid waste, recyclable materials, low-level radioactive waste, and mixed low-level radioactive waste. Wastes were disposed of in the appropriate onsite landfills. The NNSA/NSO prov
Mark Kauss
How High Up Is That Place? How Far In The Future Is That Event? - E
E. Spacetime E. Spacetime We have indicated that, if space and time have the kind of interrelationship indicated by Minkowski's diagrams, anything that travels at a particular finite speed (the speed of light in a vacuum) turns out to have the same speed in any frame of reference. Einstein's discovery was the reverse. Knowing from various experiments that the speed of light in a vacuum evidently was the same in every frame of reference, Einstein worked out mathematically how space and time have to change with one's velocity in interrelated ways so that the speed of light in a vacuum does stay the same. Some of these changes turn out to be, for the velocities we're accustomed to traveling, too small to notice but drastically and obviously different for much higher speeds.
Technical assessment of TRUSAF for compliance with work place air sampling. Revision 1
The purpose of this Technical Work Document is to satisfy WHC-CM-1-6, the ``WHC Radiological Control Manual.`` This first revision of the original Supporting Document covers the period from January 1, 1994 to December 31, 1994. WHC-CM-1-6 is the primary guidance for radiological control at Westinghouse Hanford Company (WHC). As such, it complies with Title 10, Part 835 of the Code of Federal Regulations. In addition to WHC-CM-1-6, there is HSRCM-1, the ``Hanford Site Radiological Control Manual`` and several Department of Energy (DOE) Orders, national consensus standards, and reports that provide criteria, standards, and requirements for workplace air sampling programs. This document provides a summary of these, as they apply to WHC facility workplace air sampling programs. this document also provides an evaluation of the compliance of the TRUSAF workplace air sampling program to the criteria, standards, and requirements and documents. Where necessary, it also indicates changes needed to bring specific locations into compliance.
Butler, J.D.
The place of the Sun among the Sun-like stars
Context. Monitoring of the photometric and chromospheric HK emission data series of stars similar to the Sun in age and average activity level showed that there is an empirical correlation between the average stellar chromospheric activity level and the photometric variability. In general, more active stars show larger photometric variability. Interestingly, the measurements and reconstructions of the solar irradiance show that the Sun is significantly less variable than indicated by the empirical relationship. Aims. We aim to identify possible reasons for the Sun to be currently outside of this relationship. Methods. We employed different scenarios of solar HK emission and irradiance variability and compared them with available time series of Sun-like stars. Results. We show that the position of the Sun on the diagram of photometric variability versus chromospheric activity changes with time. The present solar position is different from its temporal mean position as the satellite era of continuous solar irra...
Shapiro, A I; Cessateur, G; Rozanov, E
The place of hard coal in energy supply pattern of Turkey
Lignite and hard coal are the major sources of domestic energy sources of Turkey. Hard coal is produced at only one district in the country. Zonguldak Hard Coal Basin is the major power for development of the Turkish steel-making industry. It is the only hard coal basin in the country and it has, to date, supplied approximately 400 million tons of run-of-mine hard coal. This article investigates the potential of hard coal as an energy source and discusses the measures to activate the region for the future energy supply objectives of the country.
Yilmaz, A.O.; Aydiner, K. [Karadeniz Technical University, Trabzon (Turkey). Mining Engineering Department
In the thermal analysis of the 9977 package, it was found that calculated temperatures, determined using a typical thermal analysis code, did not match those measured in the experimental apparatus. The analysis indicated that the thermal resistance of the overpack in the experimental apparatus was less than that expected, based on manufacturer's reported value of thermal conductivity. To resolve this question, the thermal conductivity of the installed foam was evaluated from the experimental results, using a simplified analysis. This study confirmed that the thermal resistance of the experimental apparatus was lower than that which would result from the manufacturer's published values for thermal conductivity of the foam insulation. The test package was sectioned to obtain samples for measurement of material properties. In the course of the destructive examination a large uninsulated region was found at the bottom of the package, which accounted for the anomalous results. Subsequent measurement of thermal conductivity confirmed the manufacturer's published values. The study provides useful insight into the use of simplified, scoping calculations for evaluation of thermal performance of packages.
Smith, A; Bruce Hardy, B; Kurt Eberl, K; Nick Gupta, N
Finding home : making a place for the homeless in the urban landscape
Is homelessness a problem? What if you considered homelessness to be a state, rather than a problem, and provided for it accordingly in the urban landscape? As roads and water and sewer lines are one type of infrastructure, ...
Cheng, Marissa A
People and places : an exploration of Boston start-up formation
Boston, specifically Kendall Square, has a high concentration of technology startups. This concentration provides the opportunity to study the connection between the founding conditions and the outcome of the entrepreneurial ...
Stalder, Carrie L
Revealing place through performance : a seismic research center in Kaiti, New Zealand
This thesis proposes the generation of spatial form by a critical understanding of performance and performance theory. Performance is defined as a physical action which manifests a fundamental transformation of conscious ...
Colao, Peter Marc
??In the last decade, Vermonters have debated the benefits and costs of wind power in the state. Media accounts of the debate have portrayed opposition�particularly� (more)
Miles, Brian
Non-place and the acceptance of the scantiness of reality
The schizophrenia of peripheral urban conditions might be seen as related to the formation of a new ontological notion of space that we still perceive and express in a partial and incoherent way, or that we might not be ...
Evangelisti, Gabriele
"Orgulloso de mi Caser�o y de Quien Soy": Race, Place, and Space in Puerto Rican Reggaet�n
May ________. �A vistas la pornograf�a. � Primera Hora, 22la medida contra la pornograf�a. � El Nuevo D�a, 13 Junecomunicaci�n contra la pornograf�a. � El Nuevo D�a, 16 May
Architecture as evocation of place : thoughts on an architectural "beginning" in Bangladesh
This thesis is a trajectory of a quest of trying to understand certain fundamental notions of architecture, triggered initially by the cultural conditions of Bangladesh: How does an architectural position really find ...
Ashraf, Kazi Khaleed
Consumption Communities: An Examination of the Kitchener Market as a Third Place.
??Leisure time, leisure activities, and leisure spaces largely surround matters of consumption. However, the role consumption plays in the reproduction and performance of community is� (more)
Johnson, Amanda Joanne
Re-connecting visual content to place in a mobile guide for the shrine of remembrance
This paper describes a project carried out by the authors to design and evaluate a mobile guide with visual content for a large and significant war memorial in Melbourne called 'The Shrine of Remembrance'. A practical intention was to display items from ... Keywords: heritage interpretation, historic site, mobile guide, public history, visual content, war history
Wally Smith; Hannah Lewi; Kate Darian-Smith; Jon Pearce
Demands placed on waste package performance testing and modeling by some general results on reliability analysis
Waste packages for a US nuclear waste repository are required to provide reasonable assurance of maintaining substantially complete containment of radionuclides for 300 to 1000 years after closure. The waiting time to failure for complex failure processes affecting engineered or manufactured systems is often found to be an exponentially-distributed random variable. Assuming that this simple distribution can be used to describe the behavior of a hypothetical single barrier waste package, calculations presented in this paper show that the mean time to failure (the only parameter needed to completely specify an exponential distribution) would have to be more than 10{sub 7} years in order to provide reasonable assurance of meeting this requirement. With two independent barriers, each would need to have a mean time to failure of only 10{sup 5} years to provide the same reliability. Other examples illustrate how multiple barriers can provide a strategy for not only achieving but demonstrating regulatory compliance.
Chesnut, D.A.
Changing Places: How Communities Will Improve the Health of Boys of Color
Acevedo-Garcia, Dolores. 2001. �Zip Code �Level Risk Factorsworking-poverty communities �ZIP codes where more than 40
Edley, Christopher; Ruiz de Velasco, Jorge
The archive of place : environment and the contested past of a North American plateau
This is a study of the role that the interpretation of material evidence plays in historical consciousness and social memory. It consists of three case studies from the Chilcotin Plateau in the west-central part of present-day ...
Turkel, William Joseph, 1967-
Re-constructing place and community : urban heritage and the symbolic politics of neighborhood revitalization
Inner-city neighborhoods have gathered new life as the hopeful settings for the resurrection of community, safety, economy, and social vitality. Preservationists, artists, historians, and urban designers make bold claims ...
Serda, Daniel
Social Memory and the Politics of Place-making in Northeastern Amazonia
one about a huge snake, an anaconda, that was killed in 1993invaders and poachers. The anaconda, the most hostile, theheart-of-palm. 20. The anaconda (sucuriju) grows to fabulous
Raffles, Hugh
Social Memory and the Politics of Place-Making in Northeastern Amazonia
the first day of kinder- garten, widens in subsequent years.73 Staffers visit kinder- garten classrooms to identify
Sheltering in place : the limits of integrative bargaining following industrial accidents
This study grew out of an interest in environmental justice and the unique problems faced by neighborhoods located near petrochemical facilities. It also focuses on negotiation theory and how it can be applied under an ...
Macey, Gregg P
A Sense of Place: Toward a Location-aware Information Plane for Data Centers
- tioners, cooling towers, pumps). One possibility is to al- locate workloads so as to minimize the energy, and cooling. This concern has motivated recent work on frameworks for coordinated monitoring and control relation- ships with respect to support systems such as cooling and power distribution. We claim
Ranganathan, Parthasarathy
2. Section 03300- Cast-in-Place Concrete: Pads for Transformer Support
A. All characteristics, definitions and terminology shall be in accordance with the latest revision of applicable ANSI and NEMA standards.
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An exploration of the practice approach and its place in information science
A number of cognate disciplines, such as science and technology studies and media studies, appear to be turning to practice theories as a theoretical perspective. Using Schatzki's work as a starting point, this conceptual paper explores the practice ... Keywords: communities of practice, information behaviour, knowledge management, practice theories
Andrew M. Cox
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of the few oil-exporting regions in Europe, and there are therefore a number of positions in the oil industry.au.dk/geophysics Earthquakes, groundwater and hydrocarbons are not only concerns for us all, but also primary focal areas, lithosphere geo- physics, oil and geothermal energy-related geophysics, and geodynam- ics and inverse
Subway spaces as public places : politics and perceptions of Boston's T
Subways play crucial transportation roles in our cities, but they also act as unique public spaces, distinguished by specific design characteristics, governed by powerful state-run institutions, and subject to intense ...
Durso, Holly Bellocchio
In-place wellbore consolidation in petroleum reservoirs using sulfur-oil polymers
This patent describes a method for reducing the production from an unconsolidated subterranean hydrocarbon formation penetrated by a wellbore while leaving the formation permeable to the flow of formation fluids. The method consists of injecting steam carrying droplets of elemental liquid sulfur into the formation. The next step consists of allowing the injected sulfur to react with the hydrocarbon in the formation to produce a consolidating agent which extends outward radially from the wellbore. The last step in the process follows from the radial extension of the consolidating agent in its causing the reduction in production of hydrocarbons from the formation.
Rubinstein, I.; Woodford, R.B.
GRR/Elements/3-FD-a.28 - Place Parcel on 2-Year Availability...
Wiki Browse Latinoamrica Buildings Clean Energy Economy Coordinated Low Emissions Assistance Network Geothermal Incentives and Policies International Clean Energy Analysis Low...
Observations and design of public place and paths in a New England town
This is a plan - a hypothesis in which some ideas are developed for the building of a path and parks. Through the use of imagery texture, and materials a sense of the possible is evoked. This is also an exploration of ...
Compton, Ann, M. Arch. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Event-Places in North America: City Meaning and Making [Research and Debate
events in the cityscape triggers both memories and anticipation, bridg- ing the gap between performances.
Frenchman, Dennis
Taking the High Ground: Geothermal's Place in the Revolving Energy Market
It's a genuine privilege for me to be here today. As Dr. Mock mentioned, I have been President of California Energy for not yet three months and have a total tenure in the industry of only one year. As a newcomer to the industry, I am honored to address this group and share my views on ''The Opportunities and Challenges for Expanding Geothermal Energy''. You will see that my outlook for our industry is generally optimistic, shaped in part, perhaps by a newcomer's enthusiasm, but largely I think by my analysis of the opportunities which are open to us as an industry. Many of you and your predecessors over the last 20 years pioneered the geothermal industry in the United States. The risks were great, the results sometimes rewarding, sometimes disappointing. Government and the private sector forged an alliance that moved the industry ahead. Developers, utilities and federal land managers worked together to bring projects on line. Government helped identify geothermal areas, in many cases doing exploration work. The geothermal pioneers had to form entirely new, multi-disciplinary teams to solve problems unique to this resource. From discovery of fields, to environmental mitigation, to management of reservoirs and all of the steps in between, new teams had to be assembled. Geologists, geochemists, hydrologists, reservoir engineers and drilling technologists now apply their skills. Even anthropologists and biologists routinely get into the act in the environmental assessment phase of development. The care that our industry is taking today to do the job right reflects a maturing industry with high standards of performance. To be sure, mistakes were made in the early years, but the industry learned from them. We all know the value of responsible development and resource management to the long-term future of our industry. Improvements in technology and more efficient operations have helped lower our costs and improve our competitiveness. Our industry's progress has also been affected by outside factors. The price of and demand for electric power has fluctuated through economic cycles and changes in fuel prices. As our industry evolved and matured, we experienced a shakeout of ownership, with new companies arriving on the scene. We can be encouraged that today, some stable companies with solid projects lead in the development of the earth's natural steam. As more geothermal companies offer projects in competitive bidding, their names are becoming familiar to utility executives. Names like UNOCAL, Magma Power, Oxbow, Calpine, OESI, and yes, my company, California Energy. We compete, but we also benefit from one another's successes. Well-run, cost-effective geothermal plants elevate our small industry. We have matured from experimenting with emerging technologies to providing an established, reliable source of power.
Jaros, Richard
Index to place of publication of ASME Papers, 1978--1988
This index is a list of American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Papers that are reprinted in the ASME Transactions series of journals. ASME Papers are often cited only by their paper number, making it difficult to determine if the article has ever appeared in print in the journal literature. This index will be useful for tracking down those papers published as journal articles by the ASME. It will also serve as a guide for retention for subscribers to the ASME Papers and Transaction Series. Paper numbers that appear in the journals may be weeded from the collection of ASME Papers.
Youngen, G.K. (comp.)
Meta-tourism, sense of place and the rock art of the Little Karoo.
??The subject is the rock art within the region known as the Little Karoo in the Western Cape that lies between the coastal plain and� (more)
Rust, Catharine
In-Place Estimation of Wet Radome Attenuation at X Band
The effect of wet radome attenuation is estimated on a French operational X-band weather radar deployed in the Maritime Alps of southeastern France. As the radar is deployed in a remote location, the reflectivity factor in the immediate vicinity ...
Stephen J. Frasier; Fadela Kabeche; Jordi Figueras i Ventura; Hassan Al-Sakka; Pierre Tabary; Jeffrey Beck; Olivier Bousquet
"Something Terrible Happened Here": Memory and Battlefield Preservation in the Construction of Race, Place, and Nation
Environmental Assessment. Eads, Colorado: April 2006. _____,Proclamation� (Denver, Colorado, 27 June 1864). The War ofhis Experiences in the Colorado Territory 1861 � 1865 also
Hall, Susan Chase
Sodium Chloride Hideout In a Simulated Steam Generator Tube and Tube Support Place Crevice
Localized corrosion of steam generator (SG) tubing in PWRs has been a serious problem that limits the life of this component. Preliminary measurements of sodium chloride hideout in simulated PWR SG crevices have shown that hideout rate increases with heat flux and concentration of sodium chloride in the bulk water.
How community is expressed in place : spatial manifestations of two parishes
I believe that we become human only through contact with one another, and I am interested in our architectural expression and accommodation of our life in communities specifically communities larger than the family and ...
Macy, Christine
The Impact of Informal Care and Caregiver Burden on Place of Death in Palliative Home Care.
??BACKGROUND: Literature suggests that many palliative home care patients wish to die at home. This study investigated determinants of caregiver burden among palliative home care� (more)
Brink, Peter
Health risk posed by in-place asbestos called very small
Fear of asbestos in buildings among the general public is out of proportion to the existing public health risk from exposures within buildings, according to the conclusions of an International Symposium on the Health Aspects of Exposure to Asbestos in Buildings held recently by Harvard University's Energy and Environmental Policy Center. The symposium brought together experts from the United States, Europe and Canada to review scientific evidence concerning the measurement, risk assessment, regulation and control of asbestos materials in schools and public and commercial buildings prior to and after removal. It noted in its final report that removal of asbestos materials, if done improperly, may actually increase health risks not only to removal workers, but also to building occupants.
UTMB Research MarketPlace User Guide USING SEARCH TOOLS / CATALOG SEARCH
search via the Product Search tab by entering detail in one or multiple criteria fields. Click on Product Search to narrow a search by entering the Product Description, Supplier Name and Catalog Number. Click cannot remember the whole catalog number, enter a partial number and check the Include Similar Terms
Wood, James B.
Books. Littles, Marcus, Ryan Bowers, and Micah Gilmer. 2008.Marcus J. Littles, and Ryan Bowers. Momentum: SustainingLittles, Marcus J. , Ryan Bowers, and Micah Gilmer. Stepping
Lighting the Night: Technology, Urban Life and the Evolution of Street Lighting [Light in Place
Electrical 16. "Highway Lighting by So� dium Vapor Lamps,"Possibilities of Street: Lighting Improve� ments," TheLaunches Broad Street Lighting Promotion Campaign," The
Holden, Alfred
Free-hand thoracic pedicle screws placed by neurosurgery residents: a CT analysis
in a postgraduate training program: implications forneurosurgery residency training programs. This techniqueprogram does not have routine saw-bone or cadaver training
Wang, Vincent Y.; Chin, Cynthia T.; Lu, Daniel C.; Smith, Justin S.; Chou, Dean
The Formation and Evolution of Planetary Systems: Placing Our Solar System in Context with Spitzer
We provide an overview of the Spitzer Legacy Program ``Formation and Evolution of Planetary Systems" (FEPS) which was proposed in 2000, begun in 2001, and executed aboard the Spitzer Space Telescope between 2003 and 2006. This program exploits the sensitivity of Spitzer to carry out mid-infrared spectrophotometric observations of solar-type stars. With a sample of ~ 328 stars ranging in age from ~ 3 Myr to ~ 3 Gyr, we trace the evolution of circumstellar gas and dust from primordial planet-building stages in young circumstellar disks through to older collisionally generated debris disks. When completed, our program will help define the time scales over which terrestrial and gas giant planets are built, constrain the frequency of planetesimal collisions as a function of time, and establish the diversity of mature planetary architectures. In addition to the observational program, we have coordinated a concomitant theoretical effort aimed at understanding the dynamics of circumstellar dust with and without the effects of embedded planets, dust spectral energy distributions, and atomic and molecular gas line emission. Together with the observations, these efforts will provide astronomical context for understanding whether our Solar System - and its habitable planet - is a common or a rare circumstance. Additional information about the FEPS project can be found on the team website: feps.as.arizona.edu
Michael R. Meyer; Lynne A. Hillenbrand; Dana Backman; Steve Beckwith; Jeroen Bouwman; Tim Brooke; John Carpenter; Martin Cohen; Stephanie Cortes; Nathan Crockett; Uma Gorti; Thomas Henning; Dean Hines; David Hollenbach; Jinyoung Serena Kim; Jonathan Lunine; Renu Malhotra; Eric Mamajek; Pat Morris; Joan Najita; Amaya Moro-Martin; Deborah Padgett; Stanimir Metchev; Ilaria Pascucci; Jens Rodmann; Wayne Schlingman; Murray Silverstone; David Soderblom; John Stauffer; Elizabeth Stobie; Steve Strom; Dan Watson; Stuart Weidenschilling; Sebastian Wolf; Erick Young
Beyond the white box : creating innovative art spaces that transform people and places
In the past few decades, arts organizations have played an increasingly significant role in the development of vibrant spaces that improve the livelihoods of people and transform the quality of the urban environment. ...
Chan, Julie, M.C.P. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Heat transfer to and from a reversible thermosiphon placed in porous media.
??The primary focus of this work is an assessment of heat transfer to and from a reversible thermosiphon imbedded in porous media. The interest in� (more)
Kekelia, Bidzina
The Forfeiture of U.S. Patent Rights by Placing an Invention on Sale
The Federal Patent Statute states, in part, that a person loses the right to seek a patent if the invention has been "on sale in this country" more than a year prior to �...
Big Data Versus the Crowd Looking for Rela8onships in All the Right Places
models (than LR) and distant supervision scheme. · Explore other (more effec8veon Distant Supervision To Combat Inaccurate Labels in DS How does increasing Distant Supervision (DS) Given Freebase as a knowledge base find menDon pairs
Shavlik, Jude W.
A place for us : the territory of the quotidian in suburban downtown redevelopment-- Needham, Waltham, Watertown
In recent years, planners, architects, and developers alike have all begun to look to suburban downtown redevelopment as a strategy for economic development, housing development, and for creating a social and cultural ...
Houston, Kelly J. (Kelly Jean), 1970-
Bridwell KH et al (2004) Free hand pedicle screw placementpedicle screw placement: free-hand technique. Neurol India1293-1 ORIGINAL ARTICLE Free-hand thoracic pedicle screws
Putting Carbon in its Place: What You Can Do (LBNL Science at the Theater)
Science at the Theater: Berkeley Lab scientists reveal the latest research on how to reduce your carbon footprint at home, work, and when you shop. Learn how even small choices can have a big impact. Iain Walker's research focuses on optimizing the energy use and comfort of buildings. He's a staff scientist in the Energy Performance of Buildings Group, which is part of Berkeley Lab's Environmen...tal Energy Technologies Division. He's also executive editor of Home Energy Magazine. Cindy Regnier is a Project Manager in the Environmental Energy Technologies Division at Berkeley Lab. She has over 13 years of mechanical engineering design experience, with a focus on low-energy buildings. Her projects have included several LEED Platinum buildings and the design of a 200,000 sf carbon neutral, net-zero energy science museum in San Francisco. Eric Masanet is Acting Deputy Leader of the International Energy Studies Group at Berkeley Lab. His research focuses on life-cycle assessments and energy efficiency analysis. He holds a joint research appointment in the Institute of Transportation Studies at UC Berkeley.
Walker, Iain; Regnier, Cindy (LBNL, Environmental Energy Technologies Division)
Detroit -- Focus: HOPE Center for Advanced Technologies [The Place of Work
troubled economic times. In Detroit, an abandoned, 50-year-by Focus: MOPE, a Detroit civil rights organization. CAT's
Bressi, Todd W; Marcus, Galith S
Understanding place after Katrina : predatory planning and cultural resistance in New Orleans Trem� Neighborhood
The fate of New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina is uncertain. The rebuilding of the Gulf Coast presents the nation with the most massive redevelopment project in a single location ever. Reminiscent of the ...
Nagel, Kiara L
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Development of a Leave-in-Place Slab Edge Insulating Form System
Concrete slabs represent the primary foundation type in residential buildings in the fast-growing markets throughout the southern and southwestern United States. Nearly 75% of the 2005 U.S. population growth occurred in these southern tier states. Virtually all of these homes have uninsulated slab perimeters that transfer a small, but steady, flow of heat from conditioned space to outdoors during the heating season. It is estimated that new home foundations constructed each year add 0.016 quads annually to U.S. national energy consumption; we project that roughly one quarter of this amount can be attributed to heat loss through the slab edge and the remaining three quarters to deep ground transfers, depending upon climate. With rising concern over national energy use and the impact of greenhouse gas emissions, it is becoming increasingly imperative that all cost-effective efforts to improve building energy efficiency be implemented. Unlike other building envelope components that have experienced efficiency improvements over the years, slab edge heat loss has largely been overlooked. From our vantage point, a marketable slab edge insulation system would offer significant benefits to homeowners, builders, and the society as a whole. Conventional slab forming involves the process of digging foundation trenches and setting forms prior to the concrete pour. Conventional wood form boards (usually 2 x 10's) are supported by vertical stakes on the outer form board surface, and by supporting 'kickers' driven diagonally from the top of the form board into soil outside the trench. Typically, 2 x 10's can be used only twice before they become waste material, contributing to an additional 400 pounds of construction waste per house. Removal of the form boards and stakes also requires a follow-up trip to the jobsite by the concrete subcontractor and handling (storage/disposal) of the used boards. In the rare cases where the slab is insulated (typically custom homes with radiant floor heating), the most practical insulation strategy is to secure rigid foam insulation, such as Dow Styrofoam{trademark}, to the inside of the wooden slab edge forms. An alternative is to clad insulation to the perimeter of the slab after the slab has been poured and cured. In either case, the foam must have a 'termite strip' that prevents termites from creating hidden tunnels through or behind the foam on their way to the wall framing above. Frequently this termite strip is a piece of sheet metal that must be fabricated for each project. The above-grade portion of the insulation also needs to be coated for appearance and to prevent damage from construction and UV degradation. All these steps add time, complexity, and expense to the insulating process.
Marc Hoeschele; Eric Lee
and the psychological fallout from living in a demoralizedthe potential negative fallout that could come with pushing
of numerous state and local agencies have a negative impactacknowledgment by state and local agencies that they share ainformation provided by state education agencies. The second
Puertorrique�a. Humacao, Puerto Rico: Editorial Furidi,and Colonization of Puerto Rico, 1493-1599. San Juan: Centroand U.S. Imperialism in Puerto Rico. Berkeley: University of
Placing Civilization: Progressive Colonialism in Health & Education From America to the Philippines, 1899-1920
of the Governor of Puerto Rico, 1907, War Department (of the Governor of Puerto Rico, 1907. Washington: GovernmentNational Identity in Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Brazil, 1890-
Seager, Michael Allen
The people or the place? : revitalization / gentrification in San Francisco's Bayview Hunters Point
The long-neglected minority neighborhoods of Bayview and Hunters Point, San Francisco, are facing the prospect of an uncertain future. The next few years will bring to the neighborhood intense private and public investment ...
Nafici, Saara
Solar Photovoltaic Hydrogen: The Technologies and Their Place in Our Roadmaps and Energy Economics
Future solar photovoltaics-hydrogen systems are discussed in terms of the evolving hydrogen economy. The focus is on distributed hydrogen, relying on the same distributed-energy strengths of solar-photovoltaic electricity in the built environment. Solar-hydrogen residences/buildings, as well as solar parks, are presented. The economics, feasibility, and potential of these approaches are evaluated in terms of roadmap predictions on photovoltaic and hydrogen pathways-and whether solar-hydrogen fit in these strategies and timeframes. Issues with the ''hydrogen future'' are considered, and alternatives to this hydrogen future are examined.
Kazmerski, L. L.; Broussard, K.
Tri-Cities Research District A place to do business and thrive
Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL), the Port of Benton, and other economic development partners have of land surrounding the PNNL campus » Currently home to 80+ tenants that employ more than 8,000 people-mail: email@example.com http://www.pnnl.gov/edo/opportunities/research_ district.stm November 2012 PNNL
Space and Place in Business Intelligence: A Case Study of Starbucks Coffee Company in Central Ohio.
??The role of space in the planning and development of retail networks has been evident throughout much of the 20th century during which a range� (more)
Rainey, John William
Finding a Temporary Place to Stay Finding Permanent Accommodation -Living On-Campus
/Rental Agreement Things to Consider with Off-Campus Housing Utilities Legal Matters Tenancy Agreement/Lease Know at a reasonably priced "Bed and Breakfast" home or in a hotel for a few days. As soon as you are settled and Breakfast homes are similar to a hotel; they charge a per night rate and provide a full breakfast for you
Sinnamon, Gordon J.
Reflections on the Founding: Wurster Hall and The College of Environmental Design [Two Place Tales
tall buildings inevitable, the campus skyline became an issue. Locating high-rise buildings or towertall building that would mark the gateway to this newly important area. Wurster strongly favored the tower
Woodbridge, Sally
Remote Food Shopping Robot System in a Supermarket Realization of the shopping task from remote places
the experimental result performed with the integrated system. Index Terms-- Remote shopping, Foods handling, Human dailylifeRemote shopping, Foods handling, Human dailylife I. INTRODUCTION In this research we focusedRemote Food Shopping Robot System in a Supermarket Realization of the shopping task from remote
Ohya, Akihisa
Conversion of residential neighborhoods into affordable assisted age-in-place communities
The purpose of this thesis is to develop a new senior housing and service product for the aging population of the next decade. The thesis starts with an overview of the senior housing industry in its current condition in ...
Getz Schoen, Yael
The landscape's apprentice: lessons for place-centred design from grounding documentary
We propose that grounding documentaries can help designers to respond to non-western, non-urban spatial infrastructures. We describe locally-produced, in vivo video methods developed by indigenous Elders in Australia to persist and transfer their ... Keywords: conservation, felt-life, fire, habitus, indexicality, indigenous people, rural, spatiality, traditional knowledge, video
Nicola J Bidwell; Peta-Marie Standley; Tommy George; Vicus Steffensen
Place Construction, Identity, and Capital Investment: An investigation of two tourist landscapes in Michigan.
??Tourist communities exist all over the world. They are areas that are focused on tourism and are often tailored to resemble specific regions or themes� (more)
Stawarski, Andrew
Engaging rational discrimination: exploring reasons for placing regulatory constraints on decision support systems
In the future systems of ambient intelligence will include decision support systems that will automate the process of discrimination among people that seek entry into environments and to engage in search of the opportunities that are available there. ... Keywords: Ambient intelligence, Discrimination, Insurance, Privacy, Race, Surveillance, Technology assessment
Oscar H. Gandy, Jr.
A reinterpretation of "sense of place" : a study of the Stone Town of Zanzibar
This thesis attempts to understand the evolution of the Stone Town of Zanzibar, an urban fabric that had undergone a phase of upheaval that was brought about by a brief period of rapid change in its political, social and ...
De Costa, Alfred Franklin
York: Russell Sage, McLaughlin, Milbrey. Community Counts.Sociology 34: 257 �76. McLaughlin, A. E. , F. A. Campbell,Development. � 67. McLaughlin, Community Counts, 2. 68.
Formation and Evolution of Planetary Systems: Placing Our Solar System in Context with Spitzer
We summarize the progress to date of our Legacy Science Program entitled "The Formation and Evolution of Planetary Systems" (FEPS) based on observations obtained with the Spitzer Space Telescope during its first year of operation. In addition to results obtained from our ground-based preparatory program and our early validation program, we describe new results from a survey for near-infrared excess emission from the youngest stars in our sample as well as a search for cold debris disks around sun-like stars. We discuss the implications of our findings with respect to current understanding of the formation and evolution of our own solar system.
Michael R. Meyer; the FEPS Legacy Science Team
Keeping Time, Performing Place: Jazz Heterotopia in Candace Allen�s Valaida
Directory, 1816-1960: A Comprehensive Guide to Early Black Theatre Organizations,Directory, 1816-1960: A Comprehensive Guide to Early Black Theatre Organizations,
Dvinge, Anne
Zaragoza's Digital Mile: Place-Making in a New Public Realm [Media and the City
include intelligent street and building lights that can beIn particular, street furni- ture�lights, tables, awnings,
Frenchman, Dennis; Rojas, Francisca
May 1912), 783. 8. "New Street Lights Increase Trade 3 5 Perlight, including street light, became part of America'sBeautiful-inspired street� lights graced wealthy residen�
Precision calculation of blackbody radiation shifts for metrology at the 18th decimal place
We present a theoretical method to accurately treat correlation corrections in atoms with a few valence electrons, and apply it to calculate polarizabilities and the blackbody radiation (BBR) shifts of atomic frequency standards. The method combines the relativistic many-body all-order approach that is currently used in precision calculations for monovalent atoms, with the configuration-interaction approach that is applicable to many-electron systems. Our calculated polarizabilities are used to evaluate the blackbody radiation (BBR) shifts at 300K in the ns^2 - nsnp ^3P_0 clock transitions in Al+, B+, and In+. We estimate that our calculation reduces the relative uncertainty due to BBR shift at 300K in Al+ to 4x10^{-19}.
Safronova, M S; Clark, Charles W
Leave-in-Place Laser Scanning for Fatigue Damage Monitoring and ...
Mechanical Behavior in Human Cortical Bone Across Multiple Length Scales: ... Hydrogen-Accelerated Fatigue Crack Growth in a Low-Strength Pipeline Steel.
Sento at Sixth and Main - Preserving Landmarks of Japanese American Heritage [EDRA / Places Awards, 2003 -- Research
leagues ineligible for awards if they had nonwhite members.I think both [the two research award winners] are important.
Thames Landscape Strategy, Hampton to Kew [EDRA / Places Awards, 1999 -- Design
corridor / P L A C E S AWARDS P L A C E S 1 3 : 1 THAMESE D R A / P L A C E S AWARDS P L A C E S ! 3 : 1 HI .1. � �
Response to Intervention (RtI) framework, available onlinea Response to Intervention (RtI) frame- work (see Cunha etsupport Ap s du In try rti ce Transitional jobs Community-
Country Name Faculty & Department Area of International Engagement Foreign Institutional Partners; [[A] = Agreement in Place
Materials for nuclear energy system, fission reactors, nuclear fuels, energy policy, sustainability & Engineering Nanomaterials growth and characterization; piezoelectric nanogenerators and piezotronics; photovoltaic and photoelectrochemical devices; nanomaterials for energy storage; nanoelectronics; nano
Place making in new retail developments : the role of local, independently owned businesses
This thesis sets out to examine whether incorporating local independent or small regional chain retailers and restaurants along with national chain stores in new large scale open-air retail developments can help add to a ...
Laniado, Linda (Linda Caroline)
New spaces / new places: a Sound House for the performance of electroacoustic music and sonic art
The author has written articles and papers on the possibilities of differentiated spaces in the composition of electroacoustic music (Emmerson 1994, 1998). He extends this into a more practical discussion on the spaces used for the presentation of electroacoustic ...
Simon Emmerson
Veiled Sustainability: The Screen in the Work of Fumihiko Maki [Speaking of Places
Veiled Sustainability: The Screen in the Work of Fumihikohave applauded the sustainability of Fumihiko Maki�sof their buildings� sustainability. But Maki�s buildings
Levitt, Brendon
Beyond Failure and Forgiveness: The Debtor's Place in American Fiscal Identity, Bankruptcy, and Capitalism
to bring in the wage garnishment order, copies of six monthsfor example, a wage garnishment, car repossession, aevent (e.g. , wage garnishment, car repossession, lawsuit,
Coco, Linda Elizabeth
OAO Lukoil OAO Lukoil Sretensky Boulevard Moscow Russia http www lukoil com Oman Oil Company Oman Oil Company Muscat Oman http www oman oil com PetroChina Company Limited...
Media, Markets and Meaning: Placing Sustainable Development and Environmental Conservation and Enrichment at Risk
of ironic consequences, see Peter D. Hershock, Reinventing the Wheel: A Buddhist Response to the Information Age, Albany, NY: State University of New York Press, 1999. 4 To clarify the force of this claim, let me distinguish among simple, complicated... conservation. For those who have seen the media�and especially the new media emerging at the developmental edge of communication technology�as vehicles for expressing differences and resisting hegemonic social, economic, political and cultural forces...
Hershock, Peter D
Placing the Sun in Galactic Chemical Evolution: Mainstream SiC Particles
We examine the consequences and implications of the possibility that the best-fit $m$=4/3 line of the silicon isotopic ratios measured in mainstream SiC grains is identical or parallel to to the mean ISM evolution line of the silicon isotopes. Even though the mean ISM evolution proceeds along a line of unity slope when deviations are expressed in terms of the native representation (the mean ISM), the evolution line can become a slope 4/3 line in the solar representation, provided that the solar composition is displaced from the mean ISM evolution. During the course of this analysis, we introduce new methods for relating the solar composition to that of the mean ISM at the time of solar birth. These new developments offer a unique view on the meaning of the mainstream SiC particles, and affords a new way of quantitatively answering the question whether the sun has a special composition relative to the mean ISM at solar birth. If the correlation slope of the silicon isotopes in the mean ISM could be decisively established, then its value would quantify the difference between the solar and mean ISM silicon abundances. Our formalism details the transformations between the two representations, and applies not only to $^{29}$Si and $^{30}$Si, but to any two purely secondary isotopes of any element (O, Ne, Mg, and perhaps S). Both the advantages and disadvantages of this technique are critically reviewed.
F. X. Timmes; D. D. Clayton
Thoughts on Place-Making after a Visit to Minneapolis [Forum: AIA Committee on Design
The American Institute of Architects Committee on DesignDoes it start with architects or our clients? Minneapolis,much faith in local architects. For major facilities,
Mense, Mike
San Diego, Texas -- Plazas of San Diego Texas: Signatures of Mexican-American Place Identity
1989). Moreover, most South Texas towns stage these and1978). 4. Some other South Texas Mexican- American townsPlazas of San Diego Texas: S i g n a t u r e s of Mexican-
Arreola, Daniel D
Exploring the potential of the suburban commercial building : nurturing our paths and places
In the advancement of commercial and economic interests, modern society continually litters the earth's landscapes with insensitive buildings. When I speak of the environment I mean not only the landscape in which the ...
Boomer, Marnie Lanore
NREL: News - Denver Post Names NREL as a Top Work Place
signifies how passionate they are about the work we do." The survey covered three areas: organizational health, job satisfaction and engagement. Questions were asked about NREL's...
balloons? To begin our analogy, let's say you and your family have stopped at a restaurant. While you're there, you notice a couple of hot air balloons, one hovering nearby,...
Paths and Places : The Landscape Identity of Colophon 1300-302BC.
??The ancient polis of Colophon in Ionia (the Izmir Province, Turkey) is often mentioned in a sentence in works on urbanism and fortifications but has� (more)
Aslaksen, Ole Christian
New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 1995), 155-157, 181-182. For the earliest biological laboratories
How High Up Is That Place? How Far In The Future Is That Event? - C
C. Whose phone rang first? C. Whose phone rang first? Just as an ordinary picture can show how locations are related in space, Minkowski's diagrams show how events are related in both space and time. Below, on the left, we have our positional diagram showing the locations in space of the two balloons, as seen in your frame of reference at the restaurant. On the right, we have a Minkowski diagram of the two calls to your and your brother's mobile phones, as observed from your frame of reference in your vehicle. In the first case, you saw the balloons as having different horizontal positions, but the same altitude; in the second, your and your brother's phones received calls at different spatial positions, but at the same time. Next we see, on the left, the same two balloons, but with heights as
Corrective Action Decision Document/Closure Report for Corrective Action Unit 561: Waste Disposal Areas, Nevada National Security Site, Nevada, Revision 0
CAU 561 comprises 10 CASs: (1) 01-19-01, Waste Dump; (2) 02-08-02, Waste Dump and Burn Area; (3) 03-19-02, Debris Pile; (4) 05-62-01, Radioactive Gravel Pile; (5) 12-23-09, Radioactive Waste Dump; (6) 22-19-06, Buried Waste Disposal Site; (7) 23-21-04, Waste Disposal Trenches ; (8) 25-08-02, Waste Dump; (9) 25-23-21, Radioactive Waste Dump; and (10) 25-25-19, Hydrocarbon Stains and Trench. The purpose of this CADD/CR is to provide justification and documentation supporting the recommendation for closure of CAU 561 with no further corrective action. The purpose of the CAI was to fulfill the following data needs as defined during the DQO process: (1) Determine whether COCs are present; (2) If COCs are present, determine their nature and extent; and (3) Provide sufficient information and data to complete appropriate corrective actions. The following contaminants were determined to be present at concentrations exceeding their corresponding FALs: (1) No contamination exceeding FALs was identified at CASs 01-19-01, 03-19-02, 05-62-01, 12-23-09, and 22-19-06. (2) The surface and subsurface soil within the burn area at CAS 02-08-02 contains arsenic and lead above the FALs of 23 milligrams per kilogram (mg/kg) and 800 mg/kg, respectively. The surface and subsurface soil within the burn area also contains melted lead slag (potential source material [PSM]). The soil within the waste piles contains polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) above the FALs. The contamination within the burn area is spread throughout the area, as it was not feasible to remove all the PSM (melted lead), while at the waste piles, the contamination is confined to the piles. (3) The surface and subsurface soils within Trenches 3 and 5 at CAS 23-21-04 contain arsenic and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) above the FALs of 23 mg/kg and 0.74 mg/kg, respectively. The soil was removed from both trenches, and the soil that remains at this CAS does not contain contamination exceeding the FALs. Lead bricks and counterweights were also removed, and the soil below these items does not contain contamination that exceeds the FAL for lead. (4) The concrete-like material at CAS 25-08-02 contains arsenic above the FAL of 23 mg/kg. This concrete-like material was removed, and the soil that remains at this CAS does not contain contamination exceeding the FALs. Lead-acid batteries were also removed, and the soil below the batteries does not contain contamination that exceeds the FAL for lead. (5) The surface soils within the main waste dump at the posted southern radioactive material area (RMA) at CAS 25-23-21 contain cesium (Cs)-137 and PCBs above the FALs of 72.9 picocuries per gram (pCi/g) and 0.74 mg/kg, respectively. The soil was removed from the RMA, and the soil that remains at this CAS does not contain contamination exceeding the FALs. (6) The surface and subsurface soils at CAS 25-25-19 do not contain contamination exceeding the FALs. In addition, lead bricks were removed, and the soil below these items does not contain contamination that exceeds the FAL for lead. The following best management practices were implemented: (1) Housekeeping debris at CASs 02-08-02, 23-21-04, 25-08-02, 25-23-21, and 25-25-19 was removed and disposed of; (2) The open trenches at CAS 23-21-04 were backfilled; (3) The waste piles at CAS 25-08-02 were removed and the area leveled to ground surface; and (4) The remaining waste piles at the main waste dump at CAS 25-23-21 were leveled to ground surface. Therefore, NNSA/NSO provides the following recommendations: (1) No further action for CASs 01-19-01, 03-19-02, 05-62-01, 12-23-09, and 22-19-06; (2) Closure in place with an FFACO use restriction (UR) at CAS 02-08-02 for the remaining PAH-, arsenic-, and lead-contaminated soil, and the melted lead PSM. The UR form and map have been filed in the NNSA/NSO Facility Information Management System, the FFACO database, and the NNSA/NSO CAU/CAS files; (3) No further corrective action at CAS 23-21-04, as the lead bricks and counterweights (PSM) have been removed, and the COCs of arsenic and PCBs in soil have be
Mark Krauss
a a progression of the accuracy of the 1999 data from good, to better, to best, for initial estimates to final values. These data were presented in a series of PD publications: the Weekly Petroleum Status Report (WPSR), the Winter Fuels Report (WFR), the Petroleum Supply Monthly (PSM), and the Petroleum Supply Annual (PSA). Weekly estimates in the WPSR and WFR were the first values available. Figure FE1 illustrates the progress in the accuracy from the weekly estimates to the interim monthly values to the final petroleum supply values. The monthly-from-weekly (MFW) data are the least accurate but "good." The PSM data are more accurate or "better" and the PSA data are the most accurate or "best." Although the comparison of 1999 MFW and PSM values to PSA values shows 1999 initial and interim data to be less accurate than 1998, these results may be a combination
7. 7. These data were presented in a series of PD publications: the Weekly Petroleum Status Report (WPSR), the Winter Fuels Report (WFR), the Petroleum Supply Monthly (PSM), and the Petroleum Supply Annual (PSA). Weekly estimates in the WPSR and WFR were the first values available. Figure FE1 illustrates the improving signs of accuracy from the weekly estimates to the interim monthly values to the final petroleum supply values. The monthly-from-weekly (MFW) data are the least accurate but "good." The PSM data are more accurate or "better" and the PSA data are the most accurate or "best." For 1997, 66 petroleum supply data series were analyzed to determine how close the PSM values were to the final PSA values. For these series, 45 out of the 66 were within 1 percent of the PSA values in terms of mean absolute percent error. Sixty-one petroleum supply data series
The OSHA and EPA programs on preventing chemical accidents and potential applications in the photovoltaic industry
OSHA issued in 1992, the Process Safety Management (PSM) of Highly Hazardous Substances. This rule requires owners/operators of facilities that handle hazardous chemicals in quantities greater than the listed thresholds to establish all the elements of a PSM. EPA has issued in June 1996, the rules for a Risk Management Program which also refers to specific substances and threshold quantities. These rules are applicable to all the facilities that use or store any of 139 regulated substances at quantities ranging from 100 lb to 10,000 lb. The RMP rule covers off-site hazards, while the OSHA Process Safety Management (PSM) rule covers worker safety issues within the plant boundary. Some of the listed substances may be found in photovoltaic manufacturing facilities. This brief report presents the basic elements of these two rules and discusses their potential applicability in the photovoltaic industry.
Fthenakis, V.M.
8 8 from initial estimates to final values. These data were presented in a series of PD publications: the Weekly Petroleum Status Report (WPSR), the Winter Fuels Report (WFR), the Petroleum Supply Monthly (PSM), and the Petroleum Supply Annual (PSA). Weekly estimates in the WPSR and WFR were the first values available. Figure FE1 illustrates the improving signs of accuracy from the weekly estimates to the interim monthly values to the final petroleum supply values. The monthly-from-weekly (MFW) data are the least accurate but "good." The PSM data are more accurate or "better" and the PSA data are the most accurate or "best." Although the comparison of 1998 MFW and PSM values to PSA values shows 1998 initial and interim data to be less accurate than 1997, these results may be a combination of less accurate initial and interim reporting and an outstanding
Data Data collected by the Petroleum Supply Division (PSD) of the Energy Information Administration (EIA) provided an accurate picture of petroleum supply in 1996. These data were presented in a series of PSD publications: the Weekly Petroleum Status Report (WPSR), the Winter Fuels Report (WFR), the Petroleum Supply Monthly (PSM), and the Petroleum Supply Annual (PSA). Weekly estimates in the WPSR and WFR were the first values available. Figure FE1 illustrates the improvement in accuracy from the weekly estimates to the interim monthly values to the final petroleum supply values. The monthly-from-weekly (MFW) data are the least accurate but "good." The PSM data are more accurate or "better" and the PSA data are the most accurate or "best." For 1996, 66 petroleum supply data series were analyzed to determine how close the PSM values were to the final PSA
Example process hazard analysis of a Department of Energy water chlorination process
On February 24, 1992, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) released a revised version of Section 29 Code of Federal Regulations CFR Part 1910 that added Section 1910.119, entitled ``Process Safety Management of Highly Hazardous Chemicals`` (the PSM Rule). Because US Department of Energy (DOE) Orders 5480.4 and 5483.1A prescribe OSHA 29 CFR 1910 as a standard in DOE, the PSM Rule is mandatory in the DOE complex. A major element in the PSM Rule is the process hazard analysis (PrHA), which is required for all chemical processes covered by the PSM Rule. The PrHA element of the PSM Rule requires the selection and application of appropriate hazard analysis methods to systematically identify hazards and potential accident scenarios associated with processes involving highly hazardous chemicals (HHCs). The analysis in this report is an example PrHA performed to meet the requirements of the PSM Rule. The PrHA method used in this example is the hazard and operability (HAZOP) study, and the process studied is the new Hanford 300-Area Water Treatment Facility chlorination process, which is currently in the design stage. The HAZOP study was conducted on May 18--21, 1993, by a team from the Westinghouse Hanford Company (WHC), Battelle-Columbus, the DOE, and Pacific Northwest Laboratory (PNL). The chlorination process was chosen as the example process because it is common to many DOE sites, and because quantities of chlorine at those sites generally exceed the OSHA threshold quantities (TQs).
Corrective Action Decision Document/Closure Report for Corrective Action Unit 375: Area 30 Buggy Unit Craters, Nevada National Security Site, Nevada, Revision 0
Corrective Action Unit 375 comprises three corrective action sites (CASs): (1) 25-23-22, Contaminated Soils Site; (2) 25-34-06, Test Cell A Bunker; and (3) 30-45-01, U-30a, b, c, d, e Craters. The purpose of this CADD/CR is to provide justification and documentation supporting the recommendation that no further corrective action is needed for CAU 375 based on the implementation of corrective action of closure in place with administrative controls at CAS 25-23-22, no further action at CAS 25-34-06, and closure in place with administrative controls and removal of potential source material (PSM) at CAS 30-45-01. Corrective action investigation (CAI) activities were performed from July 28, 2010, through April 4, 2011, as set forth in the Corrective Action Investigation Plan for Corrective Action Unit 375: Area 30 Buggy Unit Craters. The approach for the CAI was divided into two facets: investigation of the primary release of radionuclides, and investigation of other releases (migration in washes and chemical releases). The purpose of the CAI was to fulfill data needs as defined during the data quality objective (DQO) process. The CAU 375 dataset of investigation results was evaluated based on the data quality assessment. This assessment demonstrated the dataset is acceptable for use in fulfilling the DQO data needs. Investigation results were evaluated against final action levels (FALs) established in this document. A radiological dose FAL of 25 millirem per year was established based on the Remote Work Area exposure scenario (336 hours of annual exposure). Radiological doses exceeding the FAL were assumed to be present within the default contamination boundaries at CASs 25-23-22 and 30-45-01. No contaminants were identified at CAS 25-34-06, and no corrective action is necessary. Potential source material in the form of lead plate, lead-acid batteries, and oil within an abandoned transformer were identified at CAS 30-45-01, and corrective actions were undertaken that consisted of removing the PSM. Use restrictions and warning signs were implemented for the remaining radiological contamination at CASs 25-23-22 and 30-45-01. These use restrictions were recorded in the FFACO database; the U.S. Department of Energy, National Nuclear Security Administration Nevada Site Office (NNSA/NSO) Facility Information Management System; and the NNSA/NSO CAU/CAS files. Therefore, NNSA/NSO provides the following recommendations: (1) No further corrective actions are necessary for CAU 375; (2) A Notice of Completion to NNSA/NSO is requested from the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection for closure of CAU 375; and (3) Move CAU 375 from Appendix III to Appendix IV of the FFACO.
Streamlined Approach for Environmental Restoration (SAFER) Plan for Corrective Action Unit 114: Area 25 EMAD Facility Nevada Test Site, Nevada, Revision 0
This Streamlined Approach for Environmental Restoration (SAFER) Plan addresses the actions needed to achieve closure for Corrective Action Unit (CAU) 114, Area 25 EMAD Facility, identified in the Federal Facility Agreement and Consent Order (FFACO). Corrective Action Unit 114 comprises the following corrective action sites (CASs) located in Area 25 of the Nevada Test Site: � 25-41-03, EMAD Facility � 25-99-20, EMAD Facility Exterior Releases This plan provides the methodology for field activities needed to gather the necessary information for closing each CAS. There is sufficient information and process knowledge from historical documentation and investigations of similar sites regarding the expected nature and extent of potential contaminants to recommend closure of CAU 114 using the SAFER process. Additional information will be obtained by conducting a field investigation before selecting the appropriate corrective action for each CAS. It is anticipated that the results of the field investigation and implementation of a corrective action of clean closure will support a defensible recommendation that no further corrective action is necessary. If it is determined that complete clean closure cannot be accomplished during the SAFER, then a hold point will have been reached and the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection (NDEP) will be consulted to determine whether the remaining contamination will be closed under the alternative corrective action of closure in place. This will be presented in a closure report that will be prepared and submitted to NDEP for review and approval. The sites will be investigated based on the data quality objectives (DQOs) developed on April 30, 2009, by representatives of NDEP; U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), National Nuclear Security Administration Nevada Site Office; Stoller-Navarro Joint Venture; and National Security Technologies, LLC. The DQO process was used to identify and define the type, amount, and quality of data needed to determine and implement appropriate corrective actions for each CAS in CAU 114. The following text summarizes the SAFER activities that will support the closure of CAU 114: � Perform site preparation activities (e.g., utilities clearances, radiological surveys). � Collect environmental samples from designated target populations (e.g., stained soil) to confirm or disprove the presence of contaminants of concern (COCs) as necessary to supplement existing information. � Collect samples of materials to determine whether potential source material (PSM) is present that may cause the future release of a COC to environmental media. � If no COCs or PSMs are present at a CAS, establish no further action as the corrective action. � If COCs exist, collect environmental samples from designated target populations (e.g., clean soil adjacent to contaminated soil) and submit for laboratory analyses to define the extent of COC contamination. � If a COC or PSM is present at a CAS, either: - Establish clean closure as the corrective action. The material to be remediated will be removed, disposed of as waste, and verification samples will be collected from remaining soil, or - Establish closure in place as the corrective action and implement the appropriate use restrictions. � Confirm the selected closure option is sufficient to protect human health and the environment.
Mark Burmeister
Measuring savings in energy savings performance contracts using in-place energy management systems -- A case study
Energy Management Control Systems (EMCSs) have been used in many projects as a monitoring device to provide information necessary for estimating savings from efficiency measures. This paper discusses a case study that looked in great depth at that use for evaluating savings in Energy Savings Performance Contracting (ESPC). ESPC is one of the increasingly important mechanisms for profiting from energy efficiency in commercial buildings. With ESPC, a contractor finances and installs energy-conversion measures, and the resulting savings in energy bills are shared between the contractor and the building owner. Hence, the method used for determining savings is key to the success of this financing scheme. As a part of their effort to establish measurement and verification methods, the Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) carried out a pilot study of ESPC, and the EMCS was used in the savings verification for this ESPC contract. This case study also serves as a detailed and quantitative comparison of EMCS and conventional monitoring techniques, according to the guidelines developed in earlier work. This paper discusses the concept of different levels of monitoring savings for ESPC and presents an assessment of the use of EMCS for these levels of monitoring.
Heinemeier, K.E.; Akbari, H.; Kromer, S. [Lawrence Berkeley National Lab., CA (United States). Energy and Environment Div.
Settlement in an Amereican landscape : a place of work amidst a particle accelerator's transformation of the Texas prarie
This thesis considers the design of the research facility accompanying the Superconducting Super Collider, a large particle accelerator planned for central Texas. It will focus on this Pl'Qject as a form of human settlement ...
Falliers, Christopher B. (Christopher Basil)
National Register of Historic Places multiple property documentation form -- Historic, archaeological, and traditional cultural properties of the Hanford Site, Washington
The US Department of Energy`s Hanford Site encompasses an area of 560 square miles on the Columbia River in southeastern Washington. Since 1943, the Hanford Site has existed as a protected area for activities primarily related to the production of radioactive materials for national defense uses. For cultural resources on the Hanford Site, establishment of the nuclear reservation as a high security area, with public access restricted, has resulted in a well-protected status, although no deliberate resource protection measures were in effect to mitigate effects of facilities construction and associated activities. Thus, the Hanford Site contains an extensive record of aboriginal archaeological sites and Native American cultural properties, along with pre-Hanford Euro-American sites (primarily archaeological in nature with the removal of most pre-1943 structures), and a considerable number of Manhattan Project/Cold War era buildings and structures. The recent mission change from production to clean up and disposal of DOE lands created a critical need for development and implementation of new and different cultural resource management strategies. DOE-RL has undertaken a preservation planning effort for the Hanford Site. The intent of this Plan is to enable DOE-RL to organize data and develop goals, objectives, and priorities for the identification, evaluation, registration, protection, preservation, and enhancement of the Site`s historical and cultural properties. Decisions made about the identification, evaluation, registration and treatment of historic properties are most aptly made when relationships between individual properties and other similar properties are considered. The historic context and the multiple property documentation (NTD) process provides DOE-RL the organizational framework for these decisions. Once significant patterns are identified, contexts developed, and expected properties are defined, the NTD process provides the foundation for future decisions concerning the management of significant cultural resources on the Hanford Site.
Nickens, P.R.
Lloyd Crossing Sustainable Urban Design Plan and Catalyst Project - Portland, Oregon [2005 EDRA/Places Award -- Planning
Urban Design Plan and Catalyst Project�Portland, Oregonsensitivity. The associated Catalyst Project attempts toUrban Design Plan and Catalyst Project�Jury Comments Brager:
EEE 352, Properties of Electronic Materials Time and Place of Lectures: 10:40-11:55 MWF, PS A118
. Basic knowledge of atomic structure, chem- ical bonding, and kinetic theory; Knowledge of classical · Introduction to the electronic properties of materials, applications of the basic principles of quantum quantum mechanics of electron 4. Chemical bonding and the periodic table 5. The free-electron theory
Lai, Ying-Cheng
Utilize Cementitious High Carbon Fly Ash (CHCFA) to Stabilize Cold In-Place Recycled (CIR) Asphalt Pavement as Base Coarse
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the performance of cementitious high carbon fly ash (CHCFA) stabilized recycled asphalt pavement as a base course material in a real world setting. Three test road cells were built at MnROAD facility in Minnesota. These cells have the same asphalt surface layers, subbases, and subgrades, but three different base courses: conventional crushed aggregates, untreated recycled pavement materials (RPM), and CHCFA stabilized RPM materials. During and after the construction of the three cells, laboratory and field tests were carried out to characterize the material properties. The test results were used in the mechanistic-empirical pavement design guide (MEPDG) to predict the pavement performance. Based on the performance prediction, the life cycle analyses of cost, energy consumption, and greenhouse gasses were performed. The leaching impacts of these three types of base materials were compared. The laboratory and field tests showed that fly ash stabilized RPM had higher modulus than crushed aggregate and RPM did. Based on the MEPDG performance prediction, the service life of the Cell 79 containing fly ash stabilized RPM, is 23.5 years, which is about twice the service life (11 years) of the Cell 77 with RPM base, and about three times the service life (7.5 years) of the Cell 78 with crushed aggregate base. The life cycle analysis indicated that the usage of the fly ash stabilized RPM as the base of the flexible pavement can significantly reduce the life cycle cost, the energy consumption, the greenhouse gases emission. Concentrations of many trace elements, particularly those with relatively low water quality standards, diminish over time as water flows through the pavement profile. For many elements, concentrations below US water drinking water quality standards are attained at the bottom of the pavement profile within 2-4 pore volumes of flow.
Wen, Haifang; Li, Xiaojun; Edil, Tuncer; O'Donnell, Jonathan; Danda, Swapna
Political and Philosophical Radicalism: The place of the utility principle in Jeremy Bentham's Early writings on critical jurisprudence.
in this list of definienda is �Principle of Utility�. Mightlists a series of such �definienda�, beginning with Utility
Long, Doug
"Brown is a place where you can be who you really are." -Carl Trindle, former Brown College Principal
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Acton, Scott
Licensing stop place before laterals : a study of acoustic cues relevant to the perception of stop-lateral sequences
In phonological analyses of both adult and child language, a *dl constraint has frequently been used as a shorthand to indicate that coronal stops are dispreferred before laterals (Dinnsen et al. 2001). This dispreference ...
Michaels, Jennifer M. (Jennifer Marie)
Placing Refuge: Shell Mounds and the Archaeology of Colonial Encounters in the San Francisco Bay Area, California
mounds by hunter-gatherers and ensuing currency as foundations for cultural continuity following the closure
Schneider, Tsim Duncan
Transforming and revealing a footprint of place : new National Gallery of Art Project, San Jose, Costa Rica
The primary focus of this investigation is the insertion of a new piece in an environment where the natural elements of site and the man-made elements of city can begin to inform the ordering systems used in the design ...
Abbo, Mayer S