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Spears Spears Indoor Environment Group Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 1 Cyclotron Road MS 90-3058 Berkeley CA 94720 Office Location: 90-3029J (510) 486-7044 firstname.lastname@example.com This publications database is an ongoing project, and not all Division publications are represented here yet. Publications 2013 Mendell, Mark J., Ekaterina Eliseeva, Morris G. Davies, Michael Spears, Agnes B. Lobscheid, William J. Fisk, and Michael G. Apte. "Association of Classroom Ventilation with Reduced Illness Absence: A Prospective Study in California Elementary Schools." Indoor Air (2013). Download: PDF (1.57 MB) Noris, Federico, Gary Adamkiewicz, William W. Delp, Toshifumi Hotchi, Marion L. Russell, Brett C. Singer, Michael Spears, Kimberly Vermeer, and William J. Fisk. "Indoor environmental quality benefits of apartment energy
Meter as Mechanism: A Neural Network that Learns Metrical Michael Gasser, Douglas Eck and Robert Port
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Meter as Mechanism: A Neural Network that Learns Metrical Patterns Michael Gasser, Douglas Eck that apparently underlies both music and some examples of speech production is meter. Yet detailed measurements of pulses that conform to particular meters. In addition, beginning with an initial state with no biases
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SPEAR Operations
18 R. Hettel Timing System 926 C. Wermelskirchen Power Supply Control 1023 J. Liu The BAS for SPEAR3 1030 T. Rabedeau Beam Lines 1106 S. Park S. Allison RF System, RF EPICS...
SPEAR3 Update
Beam Line Update Beam Line Update Index of Topics: Third Generation Light Souce First SPEAR3 Light Seen in Early March Beam Line Availability Access to SSRL Beam Lines Third Generation Light Source SSRL entered a new era of synchrotron radiation experimentation with the completion of the SPEAR3 upgrade project in the Fall of 2003 (find more SPEAR3 news at http://www-ssrl.slac.stanford.edu/spear3/index.html). The SPEAR3 storage ring now produces beams having one to two orders of magnitude higher brightness and flux density than the old SPEAR2 ring, will accommodate new high performance insertion devices and beam lines, and will be capable of injections without ramping by virtue of its improved at-energy injection system. Brightness for new undulators will exceed 1018 at 5 keV.
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Surface Profile Analysis Reflectometer SPEAR Home Page SPEAR Technical Sheet Jaroslaw Majewski Jarek Majewski Instrument Scientist 505.667.8840 firstname.lastname@example.com Peng Wang Instrument...
Recent results from SPEAR
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Recent results from SPEAR include measurements of Cabibbo-suppressed decay modes of the tau (Mark II), and a limit on the decay J/psi ..-->.. ..gamma.. + axion (Crystal Ball).
Porter, F.C.
SPEAR3 Quarterly Report
April through June April through June 2000 TABLE OF CONTENTS A. Project Summary 1. Technical Progress 2. Cost Reporting B. Detailed Reports 1.1 Magnets & Supports 1.2 Vacuum System 1.3 Power Supplies 1.4 RF System 1.5 Instrumentation & Controls 1.6 Cable Plant 1.8 Facilities 2.1 Accelerator Physics 2.2 Environmental Safety & Health A. SPEAR 3 PROJECT SUMMARY 1. Technical Progress On June 13-14, 2000, a DOE (Lehman) review committee conducted the third construction management review of the SPEAR 3 project. The charge to the committee was to examine the technical progress together with the cost, schedule, and management of the project. We are pleased to present the following excerpts from the Executive Summary of the committee report: The project team has made very good progress on the development of
SPEAR 3 Quarterly Report
through December through December 2000 TABLE OF CONTENTS A. Project Summary 1. Technical Progress 2. Cost Reporting B. Detailed Reports 1.1 Magnets & Supports 1.2 Vacuum System 1.3 Power Supplies 1.4 RF System 1.5 Instrumentation & Controls 1.6 Cable Plant 1.8 Facilities 2.1 Accelerator Physics 2.2 Environmental Health and Safety A. SPEAR 3 PROJECT SUMMARY 1. Technical Progress Some staff changes have occurred during this quarter as shown in the organization chart (Fig. A1). The Project Management Control System (PMCS) area is now headed by Steve McNiel who replaces Teri Knight. Teri has helped set-up the PMCS operation and reporting system over the last year and we deeply appreciate her efforts. Both Steve and Teri have the experience of utilizing the Primavera/Cobra system for tracking and
SPEAR3 Beam Line Availability
Beam Line Support | Floor Support | Administrative Support SPEAR3 Beam Line Availability Beam Line BL Type Technique(s) Status 1-4 X-ray Small and Wide Angle X-ray Scattering Open...
SPEAR3 Accelerator Physics Update
SPEAR3 ACCELERATOR PHYSICS UPDATE* SPEAR3 ACCELERATOR PHYSICS UPDATE* J. Safranek # , W.J. Corbett, R. Hettel, X. Huang, Y. Nosochkov, J. Sebek, A. Terebilo, SSRL/SLAC, Menlo Park, CA, U.S.A. Abstract The SPEAR3 [1,2] storage ring at Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory has been delivering photon beams for three years. We will give an overview of recent and ongoing accelerator physics activities, including 500 mA fills, work toward top-off injection, long-term orbit stability characterization and improvement, fast orbit feedback, new chicane optics, low alpha optics & short bunches, low emittance optics, and MATLAB software. The accelerator physics group has a strong program to characterize and improve SPEAR3 performance. INTRODUCTION In this summary of the past three years of accelerator
Lattice Modeling for SPEAR3
We use measured or simulated magnetic fields for dipoles and quadrupoles to build a lattice model for SPEAR3. In a non-symplectic approach the phase space coordinate mapping on the fields is based on numerical integration of the equation of motion. In a symplectic approach we approximate the fields with proper fringe field models. Complication of the use of rectangular gradient dipoles in SPEAR3 is considered. Results of the model is compared to measurements on the real machine.
Huang, Xiaobiao; /SLAC; Safranek, James; /SLAC
BLOCK � Figure 1 LBL - SSRL UNDULATOR BLOCK MAGNETIZATIONtested at LBL for use at SSRL. It was installed in the SPEAR
Halbach, K.
Douglas Factors
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The Merit Systems Protection Board in its landmark decision, Douglas vs. Veterans Administration, 5 MSPR 280, established criteria that supervisors must consider in determining an appropriate penalty to impose for an act of employee misconduct. These twelve factors are commonly referred to as �Douglas Factors� and have been incorporated into the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Personnel Management System and various FAA Labor Agreements.
SPEAR3 Vacuum
Vacuum Vacuum Date: 11-Jan-2014 21:40:00 Energy: 3.0000 GeV Current: 493.2242 mA Ring Pres.: 6.0e-10 Torr SPEAR Vacuum Energy 3.0000 GeV Current 493.2 mA Vacuum 6.0e-10 Torr 11-Jan-2014 21:40:00 Zone 1 (01S - 04S) Average: 3.5e-10 Torr Ion gauges Ion gauges Ion pumps Valves 01S-IG1 6.9e-10 Torr 02G-IG-TSP2 2.7e-10 Torr 03G-IG-IP1 4.0e-10 Torr 03G-IG-IP2 1.9e-10 Torr 03G-IG-TSP1 3.6e-10 Torr 03G-IG-TSP2 2.6e-10 Torr 03G-IG-IP3 1.9e-10 Torr 03G-IG-TSP3 2.2e-10 Torr 03G-IG-TSP4 1.0e-10 Torr 03S-IG-BTS5 2.0e-09 Torr 04G-IG-TSP2 2.8e-10 Torr 04G-IG-SLM1 6.3e-10 Torr 04G-IG-SLM2 8.1e-10 Torr 04G-IG-BL01 5.5e-10 Torr IP1A 303 µA IP1B 119 µA IP2A 1 µA IP2B 6 µA 01S-IV1 Open SLM-IV1 Open BL1-0 IV1 Open Zone 2 (05G - 09S) Average: 1.6e-09 Torr
Douglas Sullivan
Douglas Sullivan Douglas Sullivan Indoor Environment Group Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 1 Cyclotron Road MS 90-3058 Berkeley CA 94720 Office Location: 63-0101A (510) 486-6367 firstname.lastname@example.com This publications database is an ongoing project, and not all Division publications are represented here yet. Publications 2013 Fisk, William J., Mark J. Mendell, Molly Davies, Ekaterina Eliseeva, David Faulkner, Tienzen Hong, and Douglas P. Sullivan. Demand Controlled Ventilation and Classroom Ventilation. Berkeley: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2013. Dutton, Spencer M., Wanyu R. Chan, Mark J. Mendell, Marcella Barrios, Srinandini Parthasarathy, Meera A. Sidheswaran, Douglas P. Sullivan, Katerina Eliseeva, and William J. Fisk. Evaluation of the Indoor Air Quality Procedure for Use in Retail Buildings. Berkeley: Lawrence Berkeley
Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource: SPEAR3
SPEAR History SPEAR History Experimental Facilities : The SPEAR Storage Ring Stanford University has a long history of involvement in the development and use of colliding-beam storage rings for particle physics research. The first such machine at Stanford was a small electron-electron collider, shaped like a figure eight, located on the main campus. A collaborative effort between physicists from Princeton and Stanford Universities, this project produced the first physics results ever obtained with the colliding-beam technique. Linac map showing SPEAR The next in the succession of Stanford colliders was the SPEAR (Stanford Positron Electron Accelerating Ring) machine at SLAC, completed in 1972. SPEAR consists of a single ring some 80 meters in diameter, in which counter-rotating beams of electrons and positrons were circulated at
SPEAR History | Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource
SPEAR History SPEAR History Experimental Facilities : The SPEAR Storage Ring Stanford University has a long history of involvement in the development and use of colliding-beam storage rings for particle physics research. The first such machine at Stanford was a small electron-electron collider, shaped like a figure eight, located on the main campus. A collaborative effort between physicists from Princeton and Stanford Universities, this project produced the first physics results ever obtained with the colliding-beam technique. Stanford Positron Electron Accelerating Ring The next in the succession of Stanford colliders was the SPEAR (Stanford Positron Electron Accelerating Ring) machine at SLAC, completed in 1972. SPEAR consists of a single ring some 80 meters in diameter, in which counter-rotating beams of electrons
Michael G Apte
Michael G. Apte Michael G. Apte Mike Apte Indoor Environment Group Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 1 Cyclotron Road MS 90R3058 Berkeley CA 94720 (510) 610-4172 firstname.lastname@example.com This publications database is an ongoing project, and not all Division publications are represented here yet. Publications 2013 Mendell, Mark J., Ekaterina Eliseeva, Morris G. Davies, Michael Spears, Agnes B. Lobscheid, William J. Fisk, and Michael G. Apte. "Association of Classroom Ventilation with Reduced Illness Absence: A Prospective Study in California Elementary Schools." Indoor Air (2013). Download: PDF (1.57 MB) 2012 Singer, Brett C., William W. Delp, Michael G. Apte, and Phillip N. Price. "Performance of Installed Cooking Exhaust Devices." Indoor Air 22, no. 3 (2012): 224-234. Download: PDF (819.53 KB)
Douglas Hale
Hale Hale 1 Cyclotron Road MS 90-4000 Berkeley CA 94720 (510) 486-6095 email@example.com This publications database is an ongoing project, and not all Division publications are represented here yet. Publications 2006 Eto, Joseph H., Douglas R. Hale, and Bernard C. Lesieutre. "Toward More Comprehensive Assessments of FERC Electricity Restructuring Policies: A Review of Recent Benefit-Cost Studies of RTOs." The Electricity Journal 19, no. 10 (2006). Download: PDF (170.44 KB) 2005 Eto, Joseph H., Bernard C. Lesieutre, and Douglas R. Hale. A Review of Recent RTO Benefit-Cost Studies: Toward More Comprehensive Assessments of FERC Electricity Restructuring Policies., 2005. Download: PDF (196.15 KB) This Speaker's Seminars Electricity Transmission in a Restructured Industry: Data Needs for Public Policy Analysis
SPEAR3 | A Brighter Source at SSRL
500 mA news : last update July 19, 2005 500 mA news : last update July 19, 2005 SPEAR3 2004 Closeout Report SPEAR3 Commissioning Update First SPEAR3 Beam into SSRL Beam Line Hutch A major milestone for the SPEAR3 commissioning occurred at 17:56 on Monday, March 8, 2004, when the first SPEAR3 synchrotron light was observed on a monitor located inside BL9-3's monochromator housing (Fig. 1). This was followed by threading the beam through the focusing optics to deliver beam inside the experimental hutch enclosure some 20 mins later. The in-hutch picture of the beam (Fig. 2) shows banding, which is consistent with the effect of the separated pole pairs in the wiggler viewed at the 5-mrad off-axis observation angle of BL9-3. This effect could not be seen with the old SPEAR2 ring as its source size was so big that the radiation from each pole pair could not be resolved. Thus even in this first photo the effect of the reduced source size on SPEAR3 is immediately seen.
Michael Spears, Douglas P. Sullivan, and Amber L. Trout. Indoor Air Quality Assessment of the San Francisco Federal Building. Berkeley: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2009...
Melissa M. Lunden, Anna G. Mirer, Michael Spears, and Douglas P. Sullivan. Natural Gas Variability in California: Environmental Impacts and Device Performance - Experimental...
Toshifumi Hotchi
SPEAR3 500mA first beam line operation SPEAR3 500mA first beam line operation Screen Shot showing BL 6-2 open at 500 mA - click for large version SPEAR3 at 500mA July 19, 2005 For the first time, on July 19, 2005, a beam line on SPEAR3 was opened and successfully operated at a current of 500 mA. This is a significant milestone along the path of bringing all the beam lines to sustained 500 mA operation. Furthermore, the previous evening saw successful first operation of SPEAR3 at 500 mA with all insertion device gaps closed. Beam Line 6-2, which was rebuilt for 500 mA last year, was used for this test. Rocking curve measurements and radiation surveys were conducted at 25, 100, 200, 300, 400, and 500 mA. These measurements were made using both the Si(111) and Si(333) reflections to observe any changes in the rocking
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Douglas Factors Douglas Factors The Merit Systems Protection Board in its landmark decision, Douglas vs. Veterans Administration, 5 MSPR 280, established criteria that supervisors must consider in determining an appropriate penalty to impose for an act of employee misconduct. These twelve factors are commonly referred to as "Douglas Factors: (1) The nature and seriousness of the offense, and its relation to the employee's duties, position, and responsibilities, including whether the offense was intentional or technical or inadvertent, or was committed maliciously or for gain, or was frequently repeated; (2) the employee's job level and type of employment, including supervisory or fiduciary role,
Douglas E. Fremont
Mr. Douglas E. Fremont is the Chief and Associate Administrator for the Office of Defense Nuclear Security at the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA).� Mr. Fremont is responsible...
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through December through December 2002 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page A. Project Summary 1. Technical Progress 3 2. Cost Reporting 4 B. Detailed Reports 1.1 Magnets & Supports 7 1.2 Vacuum System 9 1.3 Power Supplies 14 1.4 RF System 21 1.5 Instrumentation & Controls 24 1.6 Cable Plant 25 1.7 Beam Line Front Ends 26 1.8 Facilities 26 1.9 Installation 27 2.1 Accelerator Physics 29 2.2 ES&H 31 3 A. SPEAR 3 PROJECT SUMMARY 1. Technical Progress A DOE Lehman Review was held December 4-5, 2002. While a major focus of this review was the up-coming installation plan, general progress in most technical areas was also presented. The Summary Status with General Comments from the review committee report provides a good evaluation of the progress for the period of this report as follows:
Study of Lower Emittance Lattices for SPEAR3
We study paths to significantly reduce the emittance of the SPEAR3 storage ring. Lattice possibilities are explored with the GLASS technique. New lattices are designed and optimized for practical dynamic aperture and beam lifetime. Various techniques are employed to optimize the nonlinear dynamics, including the Elegant-based genetic algorithm. Experimental studies are also carried out on the ring to validate the lattice design. The SPEAR3 storage ring is a third generation light source which has a racetrack layout with a circumference of 234.1 m. The requirement to maintain the photon beamline positions put a significant constraint on the lattice design. Consequently the emittance of SPEAR3 is not on par with some of the recently-built third generation light sources. The present operational lattice has an emittance of 10 nm. For the photon beam brightness of SSRL to remain competitive among the new or upgraded ring-based light sources, it is necessary to significantly reduce the emittance of SPEAR3. In this paper we report our ongoing effort to develop a lower emittance solution for SSRL. We first show the potential of the SPEAR3 lattice with results of the standard cell study using the GLASS technique. This is followed by a discussion of the design strategy for full-ring linear lattices. Several lattice options are compared. We then show the methods and results for dynamic aperture optimization. Experiments were also conducted on the SPEAR3 ring to implement the lattice and to measure the key lattice parameters.
Huang, Xiaobiao; Nosochkov, Yuri; Safranek, James A.; Wang, Lanfa; /SLAC
Booster Synchrotron RF System Upgrade for SPEAR3
Recent progress at the SPEAR3 includes the increase in stored current from 100 mA to 200 mA and top-off injection to allow beamlines to stay open during injection. Presently the booster injects 3.0 GeV beam to SPEAR3 three times a day. The stored beam decays to about 150 mA between the injections. The growing user demands are to increase the stored current to the design value of 500 mA, and to maintain it at a constant value within a percent or so. To achieve this goal the booster must inject once every few minutes. For improved injection efficiency, all RF systems at the linac, booster and SPEAR3 need to be phase-locked. The present booster RF system is basically a copy of the SPEAR2 RF system with 358.5 MHz and 40 kW peak RF power driving a 5-cell RF cavity for 1.0 MV gap voltage. These requirements entail a booster RF system upgrade to a scaled down version of the SPEAR3 RF system of 476.3 MHz with 1.2 MW cw klystron output power capabilities. We will analyze each subsystem option for their merits within budgetary and geometric space constraints. A substantial portion of the system will come from the decommissioned PEP-II RF stations.
Park, Sanghyun; /SLAC; Corbett, Jeff; /SLAC
Quantum electrodynamics with the spear magnetic detector
One makes a study of quantum electrodynamic processes which are present at the SPEAR colliding beam magnetic detector. We begin by describing the experiment performed by the SLAC-LBL collaboration and the results concerning the strong interaction. Then the interactions e$sup +$e$sup -$ $Yields$ e$sup +$e$sup -$ and e$sup +$e$sup -$ $Yields$ $mu$$sup +$$mu$$sup -$ are considered along with their third-order radiative corrections. These events, previously used to determine new limits for cutoff parameters in QED breakdown models, are further studied to show that the full distribution in coplanarity angle fits the theoretical prediction well. The major focus is on the fourth order two-photon process, e$sup +$e$sup -$ $Yields$ e$sup +$e$sup -$A$sup +$A$sup -$, which only recently has been realized to be significant in such experiments. Cross sections are derived and calculated exactly for this process and the results compared to a Weizacker-Williams equivalent photon calculation. The two-photon data are then isolated and fit to the calculation. A special experiment was done where the small-angle scattered electron or positron is ''tagged'' along with particles in the main detector. Cross sections and coplanarity distributions are measured and compared to calculation. Through these studies, one feels confident that one understand the nature of the two-photon process in the detector. One further explores the hadronic physics of the two-photon process, e$sup +$e$sup -$ $Yields$ e$sup +$e$sup -$ hadrons, measuring pion cross sections, searching for resonances, and discussing future experiments. (auth)
Zipse, J.E.
JAMES H. DOUGLAS Governor
JAMES H. DOUGLAS JAMES H. DOUGLAS Governor State of Vermont OFFICE O F THE GOVERNOR March 19,2009 The Honorable Steven Chu Secretary U.S. Department of Energy 1000 Independence Avenue, S. W. Washington, D.C. 20585 Re: State Energy Program Formula Grants Governor's Assurance Dear Secretary Chu: Pursuant to the guidance provided by the U.S. Department of Energy in its March 12,2009 Solicitation for State Energy Program Formula Grants under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009, I am providing the attached preliminary "Governor's Assurance" as part of the State of Vermont's initial application. Vermont is committed to robust improvements in energy efficiency and renewable energy, as well as a balanced State energy policy. I want to assure you that,
Michael Stadler
of Michael Stadler Michael Stadler Grid Integration Group Microgrids Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 1 Cyclotron Road MS 90-1121 Berkeley CA 94720 Office Location: 90-1129...
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Michael Sohn Michael Sohn Sustainable Energy Systems Group Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 1 Cyclotron Road MS 90R2002 Berkeley CA 94720 Office Location: 90-2008 (510)...
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Michael Strayer
Michael Strayer is the Associate Director of Advanced Scientific Computing in the Office of Science.
Observation of Beam ION Instability in Spear3
Weak vertical coupled bunch instability with oscillation amplitude at {mu}m level has been observed in SPEAR3. The instability becomes stronger when there is a vacuum pressure rise by partially turning off vacuum pumps and it becomes weaker when the vertical beam emittance is increased by turning off the skew quadrupole magnets. These confirmed that the instability was driven by ions in the vacuum. The threshold of the beam ion instability when running with a single bunch train is just under 200 mA. This paper presents the comprehensive observations of the beam ion instability in SPEAR3. The effects of vacuum pressure, beam current, beam filling pattern, chromaticity, beam emittance and bunch-by-bunch feedback are investigated in great detail. In an electron accelerator, ions generated from the residual gas molecules can be trapped by the beam. Then these trapped ions interact resonantly with the beam and cause beam instability and emittance blow-up. Most existing light sources use a long single bunch train filling pattern, followed by a long gap to avoid multi-turn ion trapping. However, such a gap does not preclude ions from accumulating during one passage of the single bunch train beam, and those ions can still cause a Fast Ion Instability (FII) as predicted by Raubenheimer and Zimmermann. FII has been observed in ALS, and PLS by artificially increasing the vacuum pressure by injecting helium gas into the vacuum chamber or by turning off the ion pumps in order to observe the beam ion instability. In some existing rings, for instance B factory, the beam ion instability was observed at the beginning of the machine operation after a long period of shutdown and then it automatically disappeared when the vacuum was better. However, when the beam emittance becomes smaller, the FII can occur at nominal conditions as observed in PLS, SOLEIL and SSRF. This paper reports the observations of beam ion instabilities in SPEAR3 under different condition during a period of one year, which includes single bunch train instability (FII) and multi-bunch train instability. Note that the instability may be not the same even with the same beam due to the change of the vacuum with time. SPEAR3 has a circumference of 234 m with a harmonic number of 372. SPEAR3 runs with six bunch train filling pattern in order to suppress the possible beam ion instability. Table 1 lists the main parameters of SPEAR3. The vacuum of SPEAR3 ranges from 0.1 to 0.5 nTorr, which varies from section to section.
Teytelman, D.; /Dimtel, Redwood City; Cai, Y.; Corbett, W.J.; Raubenheimer, T.O.; Safranek, J.A.; Schmerge, J.F.; Sebek, J.J.; Wang, L.; /SLAC
Characterization of Slow Orbit Motion in the SPEAR3
SPEAR3 is a third-generation synchrotron light source storage ring. The beam stability requirements are {approx}10% of the beam size, which is about 1 micron in the vertical plane. Hydrostatic level system (HLS) measurements show that the height of the SPEAR3 tunnel floor varies by tens of microns daily. We present analysis of the HLS data, including accounting for common-mode tidal motion. We discuss the results of experiments done to determine the primary driving source of ground motion. We painted the accelerator tunnel walls white; we temporarily installed Mylar over the asphalt in the center of the accelerator; and we put Mylar over a section of the tunnel walls.
Sunilkumar, Nikita; /Southern California U.; Gassner, Georg; /SLAC; Safranek, James; /SLAC; Yan, Yiton; /SLAC
The SPEAR Instrument and On-Orbit Performance
The SPEAR (or 'FIMS') instrumentation has been used to conduct the first large-scale spectral mapping of diffuse cosmic far ultraviolet (FUV, 900-1750 AA) emission, including important diagnostics of interstellar hot (10^4 K - 10^6 K) and photoionized plasmas, H_2, and dust scattered starlight. The instrumentation's performance has allowed for the unprecedented detection of astrophysical diffuse far UV emission lines. A spectral resolution of 550 and an imaging resolution of 5' is achieved on-orbit in the Short (900 - 1175 AA) and Long (1335 - 1750 AA) bandpass channels within their respective 7.4 deg x 4.3' and 4.0 deg x 4.6' fields of view. We describe the SPEAR imaging spectrographs, their performance, and the nature and handling of their data.
Jerry Edelstein; Eric Korpela; Joe Adolfo; Mark Bowen; Michael Feuerstein; Jeffrey Hull; Sharon Jelinsky; Kaori Nishikida; Ken McKee; Peter Berg; Ray Chung; Jorg Fischer; Kyoung-Wook Min; Seung-Han Oh; Jin-Guen Rhee; Kwangsun Ryu; Jong-Ho Shinn; Wonyong Han; Ho Jin; Dae-Hee Lee; Uk-Won Nam; Jang-Hyun Park; Kwang-Il Seon; In-Soo Yuk
Timing and RF Synchrotronization for Filling PEP/SPEAR with the SLC Damping Rings
e- bunches from the SLC Damping Rings (VRF = 714 MHz) intothe storage rings PEP (VRF = 353MHz) and SPEAR (VRF = 358 MHz). The required relalive
Ronan, M.T.
Microsoft Word - SPEAR3 2004 Close-out Report.doc
1 - 1 - The SPEAR 3 Upgrade Project Close-out Report April 2004 - 2 - The SPEAR 3 Project 1. The Beginning - Project Plan and Approval 2. The Project Start - Design and Fabrication Progress 2.10 CY 1999 2.20 CY 2000 2.30 CY 2001 2.40 CY 2002 2.50 CY 2003 3. The Installation Program 4. Project Completion 5. Start-up and Commissioning 6. Acknowledgements Appendices: A1. Milestones A2. SPEAR 3 Project Participants A3. Lessons Learned A4. Publications & References - 3 - 1. The Beginning - Project Plan and Approval The Stanford Positron Electron Asymmetric Ring (SPEAR) has provided the source of radiation for experiments at the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory (SSRL) for many years. While SPEAR was originally designed as a high-energy physics colliding
Measurement of Beam Lifetime and Applications for SPEAR3
Beam lifetime studies for the SPEAR3 storage ring are presented. The three lifetime components are separated with lifetime measurements under various combinations of beam currents and fill patterns and vertical scraper scans. Touschek lifetime is studied with rf voltage scans and with the horizontal or vertical scrapers inserted. The measurements are explained with calculations based on the calibrated lattice model. Quantum lifetime measurements are performed with reduced longitudinal and horizontal apertures, respectively, from which we deduce the radiation energy loss down to a few keV per revolution and the horizontal beam size.
Huang, Xiaobiao; Corbett, Jeff; /SLAC
Bunch Length and Impedance Measurements at SPEAR3
Streak camera measurements were made at SPEAR3 to characterize longitudinal coupling impedance. For the nominal optics, data was taken at three rf voltages and a single-bunch current range of 0-20mA. Both bunchcentroid phase shift and bunch lengthening were recorded to extract values for resistive and reactive impedance. An (R+L) and a Q=1 model were then back-substituted into the Haissinski equation and compared with raw profile data. In the short bunch (low-{alpha}) mode, distribution 'bursting' was observed.
Corbett, W.J.; Cheng, W.X.; Fisher, A.S.; Huang, X.; /SLAC
conferences. In recent years, Michael has been focusing more and more on microgrids and smart grids as well as combined heat and power. Education 2001, MS Electrical Engineering,...
Michael Frenklach
Radmilovic, Thomas J. Richardson, and Michael Frenklach. "Clean and Highly-Ordered Graphene Synthesized in the Gas-Phase." Chemical Communications (2009): 6095-6097. Lee,...
Michael Heyeck
Date: 10202008 11:09 AM 1 Michael Heyeck Senior Vice President Transmission American Electric Power 700 Morrison Road Gahanna, OH 43230 October 20, 2008 Mr. John Schnagl...
Omen: identifying potential spear-phishing targets before the email is sent.
We present the results of a two year project focused on a common social engineering attack method called %22spear phishing%22. In a spear phishing attack, the user receives an email with information specifically focused on the user. This email contains either a malware-laced attachment or a link to download the malware that has been disguised as a useful program. Spear phishing attacks have been one of the most effective avenues for attackers to gain initial entry into a target network. This project focused on a proactive approach to spear phishing. To create an effective, user-specific spear phishing email, the attacker must research the intended recipient. We believe that much of the information used by the attacker is provided by the target organization's own external website. Thus when researching potential targets, the attacker leaves signs of his research in the webserver's logs. We created tools and visualizations to improve cybersecurity analysts' abilities to quickly understand a visitor's visit patterns and interests. Given these suspicious visitors and log-parsing tools, analysts can more quickly identify truly suspicious visitors, search for potential spear-phishing targeted users, and improve security around those users before the spear phishing email is sent.
Wendt, Jeremy Daniel
SPEAR 3 Quarterly Report Jul-Sep 2000
July through Sept July through Sept 2000 TABLE OF CONTENTS A. Project Summary 1. Technical Progress 2. New Project Baseline B. Detailed Reports 1.1 Magnets & Supports 1.2 Vacuum System 1.3 Power Supplies 1.4 RF System 1.5 Instrumentation & Controls 1.6 Cable Plant 1.8 Facilities 2.1 Accelerator Physics A. SPEAR 3 PROJECT SUMMARY 1. Technical Progress The gradient dipole (145D) prototype was completed. Magnetic measurements at IHEP and at SLAC confirmed the required field quality and full production is underway. The first quadrupole (34Q) was also completed with excellent results for both electrical and mechanical tests. Details of optimization of the pole tip and chamfer are provided in Section 1.1. Sextupole laminations are being analyzed for final approval. The engineering design for the combined function horizontal/vertical correctors
SPEAR3 Jan-Mar 03 Qtrly Rpt.doc
3 3 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page A. Project Summary 1. Technical Progress 3 2. Future Reporting 5 2. Current Costs 7 B. Detailed Reports 1.1 Magnets & Supports 10 1.2 Vacuum System 10 1.3 Power Supplies 16 1.4 RF System 18 1.5 Instrumentation & Co ntrols 20 1.6 Cable Plant 22 1.7 Beam Line Front Ends 22 1.8 Facilities 23 1.9 Installation 24 2.1 Accelerator Physics 25 3 A. SPEAR 3 PROJECT SUMMARY 1. Technical Progress In general most of the technical systems have been completed; howeve r, completion of some components, particularly in the Vacuum, RF, and I&C areas will extend to June and July. This delay should not impact the installation program which was initiated on schedule starting March 31, 2003. The installation completion is scheduled for the end of October 2003.
Michael Knotek
Dr. Michael Knotek is the Deputy Undersecretary for Science and Energy at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and currently oversees the day-to-day operations of the Office of the Under Secretary...
Michael Colbert
Michael Colbert is the Deputy Director of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion at the Department of Energy, where he is working to create and sustain an organizational culture that values...
Low Dose Radiation Research Program: Douglas Boreham
Douglas Boreham McMaster University Past Funded Projects The Adaptive Response i p53 Cancer-prone Mice: Loss of Heterozygosity and Chromosome Instability Technical Abstracts 2003...
EA-1945: Northern Mid-Columbia Joint Project; Grant, Douglas...
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Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Update (EIA)
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NREL: Computational Science - Michael Sprague
Michael Sprague Senior Scientist I: Computational Science and Applied Mathematics Photo of Michael Sprague Phone: (303) 275-4367 Email: email@example.com Dr. Michael...
Dr. Michael Halter
Dr. Michael Halter. Michael Halter received his Ph.D. in Bioengineering from the University of Washington at Seattle in 2004. ...
Spearing High Net Wealth Individuals: The Case of Online Fraud and Mature Age Internet Users
Every day dangerous criminals are targeting high net wealth members of our community as they venture onto the internet. Statements from twenty-nine community organizations and mature age internet users were analyzed using structured coding techniques ... Keywords: Criminal, Fraud, Internet, Mature, Phishing, Spear
Nigel Martin, John Rice
Results of Dose Control and Measurement Plans Appliedfor SPEAR3 Commissioning Year (FY04)
Dose control and measurement plans for the SPEAR3 Booster and storage ring have taken place during the SPEAR3 commissioning. The initial commissioning period (SPEAR3 start-up) covered the time period from the beginning of November 2003 to the early part of March 2004. The period from the beginning of March to the beginning of August 2004 has been mostly dedicated to the scientific program. The initial commissioning period was characterized with frequent injection and significantly higher losses. In comparison, the scientific program period was characterized with more stable beam operation with limited number of injections per day and lower beam losses. Three types of dose measurements, passive, active and special measurements, were implemented around the SPEAR3 Booster and storage ring. Based on the expected radiation hazards, several dose control measures were adopted at several stages of the commissioning. In the early stages of commissioning, areas within 4.5 m from the walls of the Booster and storage ring were designated as Radiation Areas (RA). Areas outside RA were classified as Radiologically Controlled Area (RCA). Access to these areas required less training than the radiation areas. A monthly review of the accelerator operation conditions and radiation measurement results were used to determine the changes needed for the RA classification status and associated dose control measures.
Khater, Hesham; Liu, James; Prinz, Alyssa; Allan, Jim; Rokni, Sayed; /SLAC
Michael Ravnitzky
24, 2009 24, 2009 Michael Ravnitzky 1905 August Drive Silver Spring, MD 20902 Re: FOIA-2009-000360 Dear Mr. Ravnitzky: This is in final response to the request for information that you sent to the Department of Energy (DOE) under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. § 552. You asked for copies of each Weekly Departmental Report for the Department of Energy produced between January 1, 2009 and May 1, 2009. Your request was assigned to the Office of the Executive Secretariat for responsive documents. A search was conducted of the Electronic Document Online Correspondence and Concurrence System of the Office of the Executive Secretariat. This system tracks all correspondence to and from the Offices of the Secretary, Deputy Secretary, and Under Secretaries of Energy. The
Doc #378064.v1 Date: 10/20/2008 11:09 AM Doc #378064.v1 Date: 10/20/2008 11:09 AM 1 Michael Heyeck Senior Vice President Transmission American Electric Power 700 Morrison Road Gahanna, OH 43230 October 20, 2008 Mr. John Schnagl Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability (OE-20) U.S. Department of Energy 1000 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, D.C. 20585 Submitted via email to: email@example.com Re: Coordination of Federal Authorizations for Electric Transmission Facilities - Interim Final Rule and Proposed Rule (DOE, 10 CR Part 900) RIN 1901-AB18 Dear Mr. Schnagl: The utility operating companies of the American Electric Power System 1 ("AEP") commend the Department of Energy ("DOE") for its ongoing commitment to implement the provisions of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 ("EPAct"), specifically, as addressed
Microsoft Word - SPEAR3 Jul-Sep 02 Qtrly Rpt.doc
through September through September 2002 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page A. Project Summary 1. Technical Progress 3 2. Cost Reporting 5 B. Detailed Reports 1.1 Magnets & Supports 8 1.2 Vacuum System 10 1.3 Power Supplies 16 1.4 RF System 19 1.5 Instrumentation & Controls 20 1.6 Cable Plant 21 1.7 Beam Line Front Ends 22 1.8 Facilities 22 1.9 Installation 23 2.1 Accelerator Physics 26 2.2 ES&H 29 3 A. SPEAR 3 PROJECT SUMMARY 1. Technical Progress FY2002 was the third full year of design and fabrication for SPEAR3. The project was reviewed by the DOE in February and July of this year. The executive summary of the July review noted that "The Review Committee found that adequate progress was being made to meet baseline objectives. The SPEAR 3 installation plan can succeed, but is tight in both schedule and cost,
On convergence rate of the Douglas-Rachford operator splitting ...
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NREL: Technology Transfer - Ruth Douglas Miller Named One of the ...
Douglas Miller was included for her work on wind and solar. Read the article. Printable Version. Technology Transfer Home; About Technology Transfer;
Douglas Electric Cooperative - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program
Douglas Electric Cooperative - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Douglas Electric Cooperative - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program Douglas Electric Cooperative - Residential Energy Efficiency Rebate Program < Back Eligibility Residential Savings Category Home Weatherization Commercial Weatherization Appliances & Electronics Heating & Cooling Construction Commercial Heating & Cooling Design & Remodeling Heat Pumps Windows, Doors, & Skylights Program Info State Oregon Program Type Utility Rebate Program Rebate Amount Clothes Washers: $50 PTCS Heat Pumps: $1000 Ductless Heat Pumps: $1000 Energystar Manufactured Homes: $500 Weatherization: 25% - Up To $350 Provider Central Electric Cooperative Douglas Electric Cooperative offers rebates to its members for the purchase of energy efficient products and measures. Rebates include clothes washers,
Michael J. Banda
Michael J. Banda Print Deputy Division Director, Operations, Advanced Light Source, Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Advanced Light Source Lawrence Berkeley...
Michael Monagan: Publications - CECM
Submitted August 2012 to eJMT (electronic Journal of Mathematics and Technology). Michael ... Communications in Computer Algebra, 44:4 (2010) 205? 209.
Michael Procario | Department of Energy
Procario About Us Michael Procario - Associate Director, High Energy Physics Michael Procario is the acting Associate Director for High Energy Physics...
Michael Wilde | Argonne National Laboratory
Michael Wilde Software Architect Michael Wilde is a software architect and a Fellow in the Computation Institute. Research Interests Parallel programming Parallel scripting...
Michael W. Locatis, III
As the Chief Information Officer (CIO) for the Department of Energy (DOE), Michael Locatis serves as the principal information management advisor to the Secretary of Energy and as the senior IT...
Douglas Electric Coop, Inc | Open Energy Information
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Electric Coop, Inc Electric Coop, Inc Place Oregon Utility Id 5327 Utility Location Yes Ownership C NERC Location WECC NERC WECC Yes Activity Transmission Yes Activity Distribution Yes References EIA Form EIA-861 Final Data File for 2010 - File1_a[1] LinkedIn Connections CrunchBase Profile No CrunchBase profile. Create one now! This article is a stub. You can help OpenEI by expanding it. Utility Rate Schedules Grid-background.png No rate schedules available. Average Rates Residential: $0.0933/kWh Commercial: $0.0929/kWh Industrial: $0.0814/kWh References ↑ "EIA Form EIA-861 Final Data File for 2010 - File1_a" Retrieved from "http://en.openei.org/w/index.php?title=Douglas_Electric_Coop,_Inc&oldid=410594" Categories: EIA Utility Companies and Aliases Utility Companies
Michael Hess | Department of Energy
Michael Hess Michael Hess About Us Michael Hess - Former Digital Communications Specialist, Office of Public Affairs Michael Hess Michael joined the Office of New Media at the Energy Department in August 2011 to write and promote stories about science technology, basic and applied science, technology transfer, commercialization, research and development, and the National Labs. In a previous life, Michael was an enlisted Air Force public affairs representative where he worked as the editor of RAF Lakenheath's Jet48 before being stationed in Tucson as a media relations specialist. Michael proudly confesses to being an Ohio native where most of his family still lives. Also within Ohio's fair borders he studied journalism and linguistics at Ohio University. Michael prides himself on lightning-quick
David Lee, Douglas Osheroff, Superfluidity, and Helium 3
David Lee, Douglas Osheroff, Superfluidity, and Helium 3 David Lee, Douglas Osheroff, Superfluidity, and Helium 3 Resources with Additional Information David M. Lee and Douglas D. Osheroff received the 1996 Nobel Prize in Physics for 'their discovery of superfluidity in helium-3'. "In 1976, Lee shared with Richardson and Osheroff their earliest recognition for studies of superfluidity, the Simon Memorial Prize of the British Physical Society. The Buckley Prize of the American Physical Society followed for the trio in 1981. ... Douglas D. Osheroff Douglas D. Osheroff Courtesy AIP Emilio Segrè Visual Archives, AIP Meggers Gallery of Nobel Laureates David Lee David M. Lee Photo by Janerik Henriksson, Courtesy AIP Emilio Segrè Visual Archievs, W.F. Meggers Gallery of Nobel Laureate From 1966-67, Lee was a visiting scientist at Brookhaven National Laboratory ... ."1 His research at Cornell University includes " Low Temperature Physics: Normal and superfluid 3He, studies of the orientation of solid helium by optical birefringence, solid 3He and 4He, lambda phase diagram of 3He - 4He mixtures, quasiparticle tunneling in superconductors, magnetic resonance and ultrasound techniques, cooling by adiabatic demagnetization and the Pomeranchuk technique, spin waves in spin polarized hydrogen gas, high concentrations of hydrogen and nitrogen atons via matrix isolation by impurity-helium solids, magnetism, electron spin resonance."2
Quantum chaology Michael Berry
1 Quantum chaology Michael Berry Physics Department, University of Bristol Physics pp104-5 of Quantum: a guide for the perplexed by Jim Al-Khalili (Weidenfeld and Nicolson 2003) The quantum world appears very different from the world of classical physics that it superseded. Quantum energy levels
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Douglas Electric Coop, Inc (South Dakota) | Open Energy Information
Douglas Electric Coop, Inc Douglas Electric Coop, Inc Place South Dakota Utility Id 5328 Utility Location Yes Ownership C NERC Location MRO NERC MRO Yes Activity Distribution Yes References EIA Form EIA-861 Final Data File for 2010 - File1_a[1] LinkedIn Connections CrunchBase Profile No CrunchBase profile. Create one now! This article is a stub. You can help OpenEI by expanding it. Utility Rate Schedules Grid-background.png Commercial and Industrial Lighting and Power Commercial Commercial and Industrial Lighting and Power Off Peak Option General Service Commercial Average Rates Residential: $0.0914/kWh Commercial: $0.0886/kWh References ↑ "EIA Form EIA-861 Final Data File for 2010 - File1_a" Retrieved from "http://en.openei.org/w/index.php?title=Douglas_Electric_Coop,_Inc_(South_Dakota)&oldid=41059
City of Douglas, Georgia (Utility Company) | Open Energy Information
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Notices Title of Collection: Paul Douglas Teacher Scholarship Program
5 Federal Register 5 Federal Register / Vol. 77, No. 35 / Wednesday, February 22, 2012 / Notices Title of Collection: Paul Douglas Teacher Scholarship Program Performance Report. OMB Control Number: 1840-0787. Agency Form Number(s): ED Form 40-31P. Total Estimated Number of Annual Responses: 30. Total Estimated Annual Burden Hours: 360. Abstract: The purpose of this collection is to ensure that state education agencies are monitoring the fulfillment of the scholarship obligations by former Douglas scholars in accordance with legislation and regulations that governed the Paul Douglas Teacher Scholarship Program when the scholarships were granted. The respondents to this collection are former participating state education agencies (SEAs). This performance report is the only vehicle by which
Michael K Patterson
adfa, p. 1, 2011. adfa, p. 1, 2011. © Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2011 TUE, a new energy-efficiency metric applied at ORNL's Jaguar Michael K Patterson 1,5 , Stephen W Poole 2,5 , Chung-Hsing Hsu 2,5 , Don Maxwell 2 , William Tschudi 3,5 , Henry Coles 3,5 , David J Martinez 4,5 , Natalie Bates 5 1 Intel Architecture Group, Intel Corporation, Dupont, Washington, USA firstname.lastname@example.com 2 Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, USA 3 Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, California, USA 4 Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA 5 Energy Efficient HPC Working Group, Anderson Island, Washington, USA Abstract. The metric, Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE), has been successful in improving energy efficiency of data centers, but it is not perfect. One chal-
Michael Ohl | ORNL Neutron Sciences
Michael Ohl Lead Instrument Scientist: Neutron Spin Echo Spectrometer (NSE), SNS http:www.jcns.info Education PhD in Physics, University of Augsburg, Germany Description of...
ORISE Research Team Experiences: Michael Smith
Astrophysicist Uses Celestial Knowledge to Cultivate Rising Stars Michael Smith ORNL Nuclear Astrophysicist Michael Smith inspects the framework of what will eventually become...
Douglas County, Colorado: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
Douglas County, Colorado: Energy Resources Douglas County, Colorado: Energy Resources Jump to: navigation, search Equivalent URI DBpedia Coordinates 39.2587106°, -104.9388853° 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":39.2587106,"lon":-104.9388853,"alt":0,"address":"","icon":"","group":"","inlineLabel":"","visitedicon":""}]}
Microsoft Word - CX_Memo_DouglasPUD_LURR.docx
Miroslava Rivera Miroslava Rivera Project Manager - TEP-TPP-1 Proposed Action: Douglas County Public Utility District (PUD) Fiber Land Use Review Request; Case # 20130491 Categorical Exclusion Applied (from Subpart D, 10 C.F.R. Part 1021): B4.9 Multiple use of powerline rights-of-way Location: Douglas County, Washington Proposed by: Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) Description of the Proposed Action: BPA proposes to approve a request from the PUD to use existing 4-inch conduit and two customer vaults at BPA's Columbia Substation to install 400 feet of fiber optic cable. The PUD is expanding their fiber system and would like to use existing facilities to the greatest extent possible to minimize disturbance. The PUD's fiber would enter BPA facilities from a structure on the Grant PUD Columbia-Rocky Ford 115-
Michael Levitt and Computational Biology
Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI)
Michael Levitt and Computational Biology Michael Levitt and Computational Biology Resources with Additional Information · Publications Michael Levitt Courtesy of Linda A. Cicero / Stanford News Service Michael Levitt, PhD, professor of structural biology at the Stanford University School of Medicine, has won the 2013 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. ... Levitt ... shares the ... prize with Martin Karplus ... and Arieh Warshel ... "for the development of multiscale models for complex chemical systems." Levitt's work focuses on theoretical, computer-aided analysis of protein, DNA and RNA molecules responsible for life at its most fundamental level. Delineating the precise molecular structures of biological molecules is a necessary first step in understanding how they work and in designing drugs to alter their function. ...
Michael Milner | Department of Energy
Michael Milner Michael Milner About Us Michael Milner - Assistant Inspector General for Investigations Michael S. Milner became the Assistant Inspector General for Investigation in July 2012. Prior to this he was Director of the Computer Crime Investigative Unit with the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command. Mr. Milner is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Office of Investigations. The Office of Investigations, which includes the Hotline and Analysis Section, conducts investigations that focus on contract and grant fraud; environmental violations, computer crimes; and issues that reflect on the integrity and credibility of Department officials. The Office of Investigations also includes a Technology Crimes Section, which is staffed by Special Agents with specialized technology and investigative skills
DOE - Office of Legacy Management -- Hunter Douglas Aluminum Plant Div of
Office of Legacy Management (LM)
Hunter Douglas Aluminum Plant Div Hunter Douglas Aluminum Plant Div of Bridgeport Brass Co - CA 11 FUSRAP Considered Sites Site: HUNTER DOUGLAS ALUMINUM PLANT, DIV. OF BRIDGEPORT BRASS CO. (CA.11 ) Eliminated from consideration under FUSRAP Designated Name: Not Designated Alternate Name: Hunter Douglas Aluminum Corporation CA.11-1 Location: 3016 Kansas Avenue , Riverside , California CA.11-1 Evaluation Year: 1995 CA.11-2 Site Operations: Fabricated uranium metal tubing during the late 1950s. CA.11-1 Site Disposition: Eliminated - No Authority - NRC licensed CA.11-2 Radioactive Materials Handled: Yes Primary Radioactive Materials Handled: Uranium Metal CA.11-1 Radiological Survey(s): No Site Status: Eliminated from consideration under FUSRAP Also see Documents Related to HUNTER DOUGLAS ALUMINUM PLANT, DIV. OF BRIDGEPORT
Michael C. Billone - Engineering Development and Applications...
Michael C. Billone DEPARTMENTS Engineering Analysis Nuclear Systems Analysis Research & Test Reactor Nonproliferation and National Security Detection & Diagnostic Systems...
NREL: Energy Analysis - Michael Woodhouse
Woodhouse Woodhouse Photo of Michael Woodhouse Michael Woodhouse is a member of the Technology Systems and Sustainability Analysis Group in the Strategic Energy Analysis Center. Solar PV Technologies and Economics Analyst On staff since 2008 Phone number: 303-384-7623 E-mail: email@example.com Areas of expertise Fundamental science of photovoltaics (PV) and solar hydrogen technologies Economics of PV - From manufacturing to levelized cost of energy (LCOE) Primary research interests Manufacturing costs, systems-level installation costs and LCOE estimates for PV technologies Capital costs and LCOE estimates for other power generating technologies, including other renewables and also the traditional sources Serve as Associate Editor for The Journal of Renewable and
Minimal Liouville Gravity correlation numbers from Douglas string equation
We continue the study of $(q,p)$ Minimal Liouville Gravity with the help of Douglas string equation. We generalize the results of \\cite{Moore:1991ir}, \\cite{Belavin:2008kv}, where Lee-Yang series $(2,2s+1)$ was studied, to $(3,3s+p_0)$ Minimal Liouville Gravity, where $p_0=1,2$. We demonstrate that there exist such coordinates $\\tau_{m,n}$ on the space of the perturbed Minimal Liouville Gravity theories, in which the partition function of the theory is determined by the Douglas string equation. The coordinates $\\tau_{m,n}$ are related in a non-linear fashion to the natural coupling constants $\\lambda_{m,n}$ of the perturbations of Minimal Lioville Gravity by the physical operators $O_{m,n}$. We find this relation from the requirement that the correlation numbers in Minimal Liouville Gravity must satisfy the conformal and fusion selection rules. After fixing this relation we compute three- and four-point correlation numbers when they are not zero. The results are in agreement with the direct calculations in Minimal Liouville Gravity available in the literature \\cite{Goulian:1990qr}, \\cite{Zamolodchikov:2005sj}, \\cite{Belavin:2006ex}.
Alexander Belavin; Boris Dubrovin; Baur Mukhametzhanov
Chemical Emissions of Residential Materials and Products: Review of Available Information
Improving Ventilation and Saving Energy: Final Report on Indoor Environmental Quality and Energy Monitoring in Sixteen Relocatable Classrooms Michael G. Apte, Bourassa Norman, David Faulkner, Alfred T. Hodgson, Toshfumi Hotchi, Michael Spears, Douglas P. Sullivan, Duo Wang Environmental Energy Technologies Division Indoor Environment Department Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 4 April 2008 This research was sponsored by the California Energy Commission through the Public Interest Energy Research program as the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Classroom HVAC: Improving Ventilation and Saving Energy research project, CEC Contract Number 500-03-041. The study was
Improving Ventilation and Saving Energy: Final Report on Indoor Environmental Quality and Energy Monitoring in Sixteen Relocatable Classrooms
03E 03E Improving Ventilation and Saving Energy: Final Report on Indoor Environmental Quality and Energy Monitoring in Sixteen Relocatable Classrooms Michael G. Apte, Bourassa Norman*, David Faulkner, Alfred T. Hodgson, Toshfumi Hotchi, Michael Spears, Douglas P. Sullivan, and Duo Wang 4 April 2008 Indoor Environment Department Environmental Energy Technologies Division Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory *Now with the California Energy Commission PIER Program, Sacramento CA. This research was sponsored by the California Energy Commission through the Public Interest Energy Research program as the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Classroom HVAC: Improving Ventilation and Saving Energy research project, CEC Contract Number 500-03-041.
Disastrous Equations J. Douglas Wright Drexel University Department
Disastrous Disastrous Equations J. Douglas Wright Drexel University Department of Mathematics Science on Saturday 1 Earthquakes far out in the ocean gener- ate massive water waves called tsunami. When such waves hit coastlines they can cause massive damage. 2 The 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami: 100' waves. 230,000 deaths. (photo by David Rydevik) 3 The 2011 T¯ ohoku Tsunami: 130' waves. 15,000 deaths + Nuclear accidents. (photo from National Geographic) 4 The 2011 T¯ ohoku Tsunami: 130' waves. 15,000 deaths + Nuclear accidents. (photo from National Geographic) 5 6 7 8 Tsunami behavior The waves which leave from the quake zone: 1. are NOT very high, around five feet; 2. are extremely wide, around one hundred miles; 3. move very fast, order of 500 mph; 4. go long distances, like halfway around the world, and do not "disperse" as they travel. 9 Tsunami behavior So long as they are in deep water,
TBH-0096 - In the Matter of Douglas L. Cartledge | Department of Energy
6 - In the Matter of Douglas L. Cartledge 6 - In the Matter of Douglas L. Cartledge TBH-0096 - In the Matter of Douglas L. Cartledge This Initial Agency Decision involves a whistleblower complaint filed by Douglas L. Cartledge ("Cartledge" or "the Complainant") under the Department of Energy (DOE) Contractor Employee Protection Program, 10 C.F.R. Part 708. The Complainant was an employee of Parsons Corporation ("Parsons" or "the Contractor"), a first-tier contractor at the DOE Savannah River Site (SRS) in Aiken, South Carolina, where he was employed as a laborer. On August 6, 2009, he filed a complaint of retaliation ("the Complaint") against Parsons with the DOE SRS Employee Concerns Program (ECP) Office. In the Complaint, Cartledge contends that he made
NREL: Energy Sciences - Michael Resch
Resch Resch Research Scientist Phone: (303) 384-7854 Email: email@example.com At NREL Since: 2008 Michael Resch holds a Ph.D. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from Colorado State University. His dissertation work focused on the biophysical and structural properties of nucleosomes and chromatin arrays in vitro in the laboratories of Dr. Karolin Luger and Dr. Jeffery Hansen at Colorado State University. Dr. Resch's NREL career began in 2008 as a postdoctoral researcher working on enzyme characterization in the context of cellulosomes and free enzyme cellulase and hemicellulase systems. In early 2011, he was hired as a research scientist and has focused on purifying and characterizing cell-free cellulosomes and individual hemi-cellulase enzymes. He uses protein crystallography, small-angle X-ray scattering, analytical
NREL: About NREL - Michael Himmel - Research Fellow
Michael Himmel is a biochemist whose work on cellulase greatly simplified and lowered the cost of converting biomass to fuel. A principal scientist in the Energy Sciences Center,...
Michael K. Lempke | National Nuclear Security Administration
Michael K. Lempke | National Nuclear Security Administration Our Mission Managing the Stockpile Preventing Proliferation Powering the Nuclear Navy Emergency Response Recapitalizing...
Dennis Michael Miotla | Department of Energy
Michael Miotla Michael Miotla About Us Dennis Michael Miotla - Chief Operating Officer & Acting Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary Dennis Michael Miotla Mr. Miotla currently serves as Chief Operating Officer and acting Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Office of Nuclear Energy. Mr. Miotla shares responsibilities with the Assistant Secretary for all research, development, demonstration, and deployment activities of the Office. Prior to his current position, Mr. Miotla was Deputy Director for Nuclear Facility Operations. In that position he was responsible for the Idaho National Laboratory site programs. He previously served as the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Operations and the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Power Deployment. He was also the interim manager of
84 results: 84 results: BibTex RIS RTF XML Sort by: Author Title Type [ Year (Desc) ] Filters: Author is Michael G. Apte [Clear All Filters] 2013 Mendell, Mark J., Ekaterina Eliseeva, Morris G. Davies, Michael Spears, Agnes B. Lobscheid, William J. Fisk, and Michael G. Apte. "Association of Classroom Ventilation with Reduced Illness Absence: A Prospective Study in California Elementary Schools." Indoor Air (2013). 2012 Singer, Brett C., William W. Delp, Michael G. Apte, and Phillip N. Price. "Performance of Installed Cooking Exhaust Devices." Indoor Air 22, no. 3 (2012): 224-234. Bennett, Deborah H., William J. Fisk, Michael G. Apte, X. Wu, Amber L. Trout, David Faulkner, and Douglas P. Sullivan. "Ventilation, temperature, and HVAC characteristics in small and medium commercial buildings in
Michael E. Durst 44 Cummington St.
Michael E. Durst 44 Cummington St. Department of BME Boston University Boston, MA 02215 durstme sections, and graded all homework and exams #12;Michael Durst p. 2 SKILLS Nonlinear optical techniques of America 2004- present member PUBLICATIONS A. A. Straub, M. E. Durst, and C. Xu. "Video rate multiphoton
Method for promoting Michael addition reactions
DOE Patents (OSTI)
Homogeneously dispersed solid reaction promoters having an average particle size from 0.01 .mu.m to 500 .mu.m are disclosed for preparing curable mixtures of at least one Michael donor and at least one Michael acceptor. The resulting curable mixtures are useful as coatings, adhesives, sealants and elastomers.
Shah, Pankaj V. (Crystal Lake, IL); Vietti, David E. (Cary, IL); Whitman, David William (Harleysville, PA)
Michael Andersen, LLC | Open Energy Information
Michael Andersen, LLC Michael Andersen, LLC Jump to: navigation, search Logo: Michael Andersen, LLC Name Michael Andersen, LLC Place Denver, Colorado Zip 80202 Sector Services Product Renewable Energy Artwork / Photography Number of employees 1-10 Website http://www.MichaelAndersenLLC. Coordinates 39.7541032°, -105.0002242° 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":39.7541032,"lon":-105.0002242,"alt":0,"address":"","icon":"","group":"","inlineLabel":"","visitedicon":""}]}
National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA)
Michael K. Lempke | National Nuclear Security Administration Michael K. Lempke | National Nuclear Security Administration Our Mission Managing the Stockpile Preventing Proliferation Powering the Nuclear Navy Emergency Response Recapitalizing Our Infrastructure Continuing Management Reform Countering Nuclear Terrorism About Us Our Programs Our History Who We Are Our Leadership Our Locations Budget Our Operations Media Room Congressional Testimony Fact Sheets Newsletters Press Releases Speeches Events Social Media Video Gallery Photo Gallery NNSA Archive Federal Employment Apply for Our Jobs Our Jobs Working at NNSA Blog Home > About Us > Our Leadership > Michael K. Lempke Michael K. Lempke Associate Principal Deputy Administrator Lempke Michael K. Lempke is the Associate Principal Deputy Administrator for the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and serves as the Deputy
Microsoft Word - Final EA Pope-Douglas Unit 3 5-7-10-1.doc
9 9 FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT POPE/DOUGLAS THIRD COMBUSTOR EXPANSION PROJECT ALEXANDRIA, MINNESOTA U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY National Energy Technology Laboratory MAY 2010 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK COVER SHEET Responsible Agency: U.S. Department of Energy Title: Final Environmental Assessment for the Pope/Douglas Third Combustor Expansion Project (DOE/EA-1699) Location: Alexandria, Minnesota Contact: Mark Lusk, Document Manager National Energy Technology Laboratory U.S. Department of Energy 3610 Collins Ferry Road P.O. Box 880, MS B07 Morgantown, WV 26507-0880 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Fax: (304) 285-4403
Deborah Hall Bennett
Spears, Douglas P. Sullivan, and Amber L. Trout. Indoor Air Quality Assessment of the San Francisco Federal Building. Berkeley: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2009....
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6 results: 6 results: BibTex RIS RTF XML Sort by: Author Title Type [ Year (Desc) ] Filters: Author is Donald Lucas [Clear All Filters] 2012 Holder, Amara L., Brietta J. Carter, Regine Goth-Goldstein, Donald Lucas, and Catherine P. Koshland. "Increased Cytotoxicity of Oxidized Flame Soot." Atmospheric Pollution Research 3, no. 1 (2012): 25-31. 2009 Keenan, Christina R., Regine Goth-Goldstein, Donald Lucas, and David L. Sedlak. "Oxidative Stress Induced by Zero-Valent Iron Nanoparticles and Fe(II) in Human Bronchial Epithelial Cells." Environmental Science & Technology 43, no. 12 (2009): 4555-4560. Singer, Brett C., Michael G. Apte, Douglas R. Black, Toshifumi Hotchi, Donald Lucas, Melissa M. Lunden, Anna G. Mirer, Michael Spears, and Douglas P. Sullivan. Natural Gas Variability in California: Environmental Impacts
Natural Gas Variability in California: Environmental Impacts and Device
Natural Gas Variability in California: Environmental Impacts and Device Natural Gas Variability in California: Environmental Impacts and Device Performance - Experimental Evaluation of Pollutant Emissions from Residential Appliances Title Natural Gas Variability in California: Environmental Impacts and Device Performance - Experimental Evaluation of Pollutant Emissions from Residential Appliances Publication Type Report LBNL Report Number LBNL-2897E Year of Publication 2009 Authors Singer, Brett C., Michael G. Apte, Douglas R. Black, Toshifumi Hotchi, Donald Lucas, Melissa M. Lunden, Anna G. Mirer, Michael Spears, and Douglas P. Sullivan Publisher Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory City Berkeley Keywords carbon monoxide, dioxide, energy performance of buildings group, formaldehyde, indoor air quality, indoor airflow and pollutant transport, indoor environment department, liquefied natural gas, nitrogen, nitrogen oxides, particle number, pollutant exposures, ultrafine particles
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62 results: 62 results: BibTex RIS RTF XML Sort by: Author Title Type [ Year (Desc) ] Filters: Author is Mark J. Mendell [Clear All Filters] 2013 Fisk, William J., Usha Satish, Mark J. Mendell, Toshifumi Hotchi, and Douglas P. Sullivan. "Is CO2 an Indoor Pollutant? Higher Levels of CO2 May Diminish Decision Making Performance." ASHRAE Journal 55, no. 3 (2013): 84-85. Mendell, Mark J., Ekaterina Eliseeva, Morris G. Davies, Michael Spears, Agnes B. Lobscheid, William J. Fisk, and Michael G. Apte. "Association of Classroom Ventilation with Reduced Illness Absence: A Prospective Study in California Elementary Schools." Indoor Air (2013). Fisk, William J., Mark J. Mendell, Molly Davies, Ekaterina Eliseeva, David Faulkner, Tienzen Hong, and Douglas P. Sullivan. Demand Controlled
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Finding Meter in Music Using an Autocorrelation Phase Matrix and Shannon Douglas Eck
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PREDICTION OF DELAM INATION IN WIND TURBINE BLADE STRUCTURAL DETAILS John F. Mandell, Douglas S. Cairns
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Banks, Brenda From: Hoffman, Michael P
Banks, Brenda Banks, Brenda From: Hoffman, Michael P Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 12:56 PM To: Banks, Brenda Cc: Gottlieb, Paul Subject: FW: W(A)-06-009 withdrawn FYI Please update the waiver database. ----- Original Message----- From: Lally, Brian [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 11:58 AM To: Lally, Brian; Hoffman, Michael P Subject: W(A)-06-009 withdrawn Michael, Waiver No. W(A)-06-009, CH-1357 is hereby considered withdrawn. The original petition for Advanced Waiver of Patent Rights addressed the disposition of inventions arising out of DOE Instrument No. DE-FG36-05GO15185, between the University of Minnesota (UM) and DOE. More specifically, the petition addressed an assignment of rights between UM and Nu-lron Technologies LLC, a recently formed Joint Venture between JAR Acquisition Corporation (JAR) and
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Dr. Michael Agamalian Dr. Michael Agamalian Lead Scientist, Ultra-Small-Angle Neutron Scattering (USANS), SNS Education PhD in Physics, St. Petersburg Nuclear Physics Institute, Russia Description of Research Michael Agamalian and collaborators have made important contributions to the development of the ORNL Bonse-Hart Ultra-Small-Angle Neutron Scattering instrument (USANS). In particular, they adopted the classical X-ray Bonse-Hart technique for neutrons by modifying the Si channel-cut crystal and introducing an additional element, a Cd absorber. This innovation, combined with application of a specialized chemical-mechanical treatment of the diffractive surfaces of the Si channel-cut crystal, has increased the sensitivity of the ORNL USANS instrument by three orders of magnitude. This
Michael Borland named American Physical Society Fellow
Grad student is officially a GEMS Grad student is officially a GEMS NIU physicist Susan Mini lands NSF grant for APS beamline upgrades Argonne's Campuzano Honored by Hispanic Engineering Bugs in the News An R&D-100 Award for a New Mammography System APS News Archives: 2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 2000 Subscribe to APS News rss feed Michael Borland named American Physical Society Fellow DECEMBER 4, 2007 Bookmark and Share Michael Borland Michael Borland of the Argonne Accelerator Systems Division has been elected a Fellow of the American Physical Society. The honor recognizes his "outstanding contributions to fourth-generation light sources, particularly for development and support of the program ELEGANT, the first integrated accelerator code to realistically model coherent synchrotron radiation
MHK Projects/Douglas County Wave Energy Project | Open Energy Information
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Senior Technical Safety Manger - Savannah River Operations Office
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eoretical Terms without Analytic Truths Michael Strevens
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Molecular Clouds and Millimetre Michael Burton
Molecular Clouds and Millimetre Astronomy Michael Burton School of Physics, University of New South of the Astronomical Society of Australia July 21, 1995 Abstract A condensed summary of molecular cloud astrophysics is presented. Some examples of the power of combining near--IR and mm molecular line observations are given
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Baldwin, Katherine From: Hoffman, Michael P
Page 1 of 2 Baldwin, Katherine From: Hoffman, Michael P Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 1:30 PM To: 'firstname.lastname@example.com' Cc: Baldwin, Katherine Subject: FW: Pending 2002 waivers It looks like you are right on the first 2 cases, so we'll close them out. I'll fax you a copy of what we received from the field in W(1)02-004, so you can figure out what happened. Katie will try to track down the situation with W(A) 02-004 here at HQ. ----- Original Message----- From: Fisher, Robert [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 11:34 AM To: Hoffman, Michael P; Williams, Carol Cc: Kane, Lynette; Dvorscak, Mark Subject: RE: Pending 2002 waivers Hope this will make sense on your end. We have no record of W(A)-02-024. The contract, contractor, and date forwarded correspond to our
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"ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY", Dr. Michael Norman...
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Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps (2010) In 2001, Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas) is released from prison after serving eight years for
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Consumer Ready Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle Andrew Shabashevich, Douglas Saucedo, Terrence Williams, Christian Reif, Cuyler Lattoraca,
1 Year 3 Consumer Ready Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle Andrew Shabashevich, Douglas Saucedo as an all-electric vehicle, and a as a charge-sustaining, or a conventional Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) is developing a Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) to participate in the 2007 Challenge X competition
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Five Questions for Sustainable Energy Systems Group's Michael Sohn
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10 Questions for a Mechanical Engineer: Michael Brambley | Department of
10 Questions for a Mechanical Engineer: Michael Brambley 10 Questions for a Mechanical Engineer: Michael Brambley 10 Questions for a Mechanical Engineer: Michael Brambley July 17, 2013 - 1:51pm Addthis Pictured here is Michael Brambley in front of equipment that supplies chilled water to PNNL Building Diagnostics Laboratory's air handler. The cooled air from an air handler is distributed to terminal boxes, which are the last point for controlling air temperature and flow before distributing it throughout a building zone. In a new control strategy for commercial buildings, the terminal boxes would process the information collected by occupancy sensors to control the air handler's fan speed for energy savings. | Photo courtesy of Kristin Nolan, freelancer. Pictured here is Michael Brambley in front of equipment that supplies
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Page 1 of 2 Page 1 of 2 Baldwin, Katherine From: Hoffman, Michael P Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 1:30 PM To: 'email@example.com' Cc: Baldwin, Katherine Subject: FW: Pending 2002 waivers It looks like you are right on the first 2 cases, so we'll close them out. I'll fax you a copy of what we received from the field in W(1)02-004, so you can figure out what happened. Katie will try to track down the situation with W(A) 02-004 here at HQ. ----- Original Message----- From: Fisher, Robert [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 11:34 AM To: Hoffman, Michael P; Williams, Carol Cc: Kane, Lynette; Dvorscak, Mark Subject: RE: Pending 2002 waivers Hope this will make sense on your end. We have no record of W(A)-02-024. The contract, contractor, and date forwarded correspond to our
Symposium on the Nature of ScienceDouglas K. Duncan
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St. Michael Indian School Wind Project | Open Energy Information
Michael Indian School Wind Project Michael Indian School Wind Project Jump to: navigation, search Name St. Michael Indian School Wind Project Facility St. Michael Indian School Sector Wind energy Facility Type Community Wind Location AZ Coordinates 35.647106°, -109.097389° 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":35.647106,"lon":-109.097389,"alt":0,"address":"","icon":"","group":"","inlineLabel":"","visitedicon":""}]}
Internal element cycles of an old-growth Douglas-fir ecosystem in western Oregon
Information on primary production, decomposition, hydrology, and element cycling was intergrated in annual budgets of accumulation and flux among components of a mature Douglas-fir forest ecosystem. Annual N input in precipitation and dust was 2.0 kg/ha, and an estimated 2.8 kg/ha were fixed by cyanophycophilous lichens in the canopy. Annual N loss to groundwater was 1.5 kg/ha. Microparticulate litterfall provided a large input of N to the forest floor. Total annual loss to ground water was 9400 eq/ha and, because of little cation accumulation, loss exactly balanced input. Net transfers of P were small. Total annual input was 0.5 kg/ha, total loss was 0.7 kg/ha, and net accumulation was -0.2 kg/ha. Input of elements in precipitation and dryfall was small compared with that in the Eastern United States. Water chemistry profiles showed that the biologically important elements N, P, and K increased in concentration as water passed through the canopy and litter layer but decreased as water passed through the rooted part of the mineral soil. In contrast, Na increased by a factor of 20 as water passed through the rooted soil. Concentrations of all elements except Mg were lower in the stream water than in solution at 2.0-m depth in the subsoil. Total return to the forest floor in litterfall was greater than that reported for other Douglas-fir stands mainly because of plentiful microparticulate forms and coarse woody debris. Leaf fall accounted for less than half of the total litterfall input of N to the forest floor. Fluxes of hydrogen ions (H/sup +/) resulting from water flow were negligible compared with H/sup +/ release during carbonic acid dissociation and H/sup +/ removal accompanying cation release in weathering. Uptake of metalic cations by vegetation and release during decomposition exceeded uptake and release of sulfur and phophorus anions, resulting in a net H/sup +/ flux of approximately 1 x 10/sup 3/ eq x ha/yr.
Sollins, P.; Grier, C.C.; McCorison, F.M.; Cromack, K. Jr.; Fogel, R.; Fedriksen, R.L.
Energy Input and Quality of Pellets Made from Steam-Exploded Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii)
Ground softwood Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) was treated with pressurized saturated steam at 200-220 C (1.6-2.4 MPa) for 5-10 min in a sealed container. The contents of the container were released to the atmosphere for a sudden decompression. The steam-exploded wood particles were dried to 10% moisture content and pelletized in a single-piston-cylinder system. The pellets were characterized for their mechanical strength, chemical composition, and moisture sorption. The steamtreated wood required 12-81% more energy to compact into pellets than the untreated wood. Pellets made from steam-treated wood had a breaking strength 1.4-3.3 times the strength of pellets made from untreated wood. Steam-treated pellets had a reduced equilibrium moisture content of 2-4% and a reduced expansion after pelletization. There was a slight increase in the high heating value from 18.94 to 20.09 MJ/kg for the treated samples. Steam-treated pellets exhibited a higher lengthwise rigidity compared to untreated pellets.
Sokhansanj, Shahabaddine [ORNL; Bi, X.T. [University of British Columbia, Vancouver; Lim, C. Jim [University of British Columbia, Vancouver; Melin, Staffan [University of British Columbia, Vancouver
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SBOT DIST OF COLUMBIA HEADQUARTERS PROCUREMENT POC Michael Raizen
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Michael Villaran | Renewable Energy Group | Sustainable Energy Technologies
Michael Villaran Michael Villaran Principal Engineer Education Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, M.E. Electric Power Engineering SUNY at Stony Brook, B.E. Engineering Professional Engineer License, New York Experience Brookhaven National Laboratory, Principal Engineer, 1987 - Present Developed R&D instrumentation design for electric power quality monitoring at the LISF; provided technical support in development and design of BNL's new NE Solar Energy Research Center (NSERC) and the proposed Advanced Electric Grid Innovation and Support Center (AEGIS); participated in smart grid RD&D projects at BNL; participated in advanced distribution system modeling, optimization, and control projects; provided technical support and input to Smarter Electric Grid Research, Innovation,
LITHIUM-ION BATTERY CHARGING REPORT G. MICHAEL BARRAMEDA 1. Abstract This report introduces how to handle the Powerizer Li-Ion rechargeable Battery Packs. It will bring reveal battery specifications the amount of "de-Rating" the batteries have experienced. 2. Safety Guidelines · Must put battery
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(Geological & Env. Sciences) Stanford University · Stable Isotope Biogeochemistry, Laboratory Methods., Chamberlain, C.P. (In Prep for Geology) Compound- specific stable isotope records of Cenozoic climateMICHAEL T. HREN UNIVERISTY OF MICHIGAN · DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES 2534 C.C. LITTLE
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Molecular Electronics Michael Zwolak and Massimiliano Di Ventra
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Face and Eye Detection on Hard Datasets , Michael Wilber
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10 Questions for a Mechanical Engineer: Michael Brambley
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Web-based Mathematics Education Pilot Project Michael Mikusa
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Selinger, Robin L. Blumberg
Combustion characteristics of Douglas Fir planer shavings. Technical progress report No. 4, September 16, 1977--September 15, 1978
DOE Green Energy (OSTI)
Significant quantities of wood residue fuels are presently being used in industrial steam generating facilities. Recent studies indicate that substantial additional quantities of wood residue fuels are available for energy generation in the form of steam and/or electricity. A limited data base on the combustion characteristics of wood residue fuels has resulted in the installation and operation of inefficient combustion systems for these fuels. This investigation of the combustion characteristics of wood residue fuels was undertaken to provide a data base which could be used to optimize the combustion of such fuels. Optimization of the the combustion process in industrial boilers serves to improve combustion efficiency and to reduce air pollutant emissions generated in the combustion process. This report presents data on the combustion characteristics of Douglas Fir planer shavings. The data were obtained in a pilot scale combustion test facility at Oregon State Univerisity. Other technical reports present data on the combustion characteristics of: Douglas Fir bark, Red Alder sawdust, Red Alder bark, Ponderosa pine bark, Hemlock bark, and Eastern White Pine bark. An executive summary report is also available which compares the combustion characteristics of the various fuel species.
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Aircraft Cabin Environmental Quality Sensors
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10 Questions for a Senior Scientist: Michael Wang | Department of Energy
Senior Scientist: Michael Wang Senior Scientist: Michael Wang 10 Questions for a Senior Scientist: Michael Wang July 21, 2011 - 4:33pm Addthis Senior Scientist Michael Wang uses his favorite tool at Argonne -- the GREET tool he helped develop. | Courtesy of Argonne Senior Scientist Michael Wang uses his favorite tool at Argonne -- the GREET tool he helped develop. | Courtesy of Argonne Niketa Kumar Niketa Kumar Public Affairs Specialist, Office of Public Affairs Our research efforts help us understand the technology trends, their potential and the hurdles for some technologies to get into the marketplace. Michael Wang, Senior Scientist At Argonne National Laboratory's Center for Transportation Research (CTR), Dr. Wang's work spans a wide range -- from transportation fuels to advanced vehicles technologies. His team also developed GREET (Greenhouse gases,
St. Michaels, Arizona: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
Michaels, Arizona: Energy Resources Michaels, Arizona: Energy Resources Jump to: navigation, search Equivalent URI DBpedia Coordinates 35.6565°, -109.0988214° 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":35.6565,"lon":-109.0988214,"alt":0,"address":"","icon":"","group":"","inlineLabel":"","visitedicon":""}]}
J. Michael McQuade | Department of Energy
VP, United Technologies Corporation VP, United Technologies Corporation Photo of J. Michael McQuade J. Michael McQuade is Senior Vice President for Science & Technology at United Technologies Corporation. His responsibilities include providing strategic oversight and guidance for research, engineering and development activities throughout the business units of the Corporation and at the United Technologies Research Center. He also provides leadership to UTC Power, UTC's business unit responsible for the research, design, commercialization and aftermarket support of stationary and transportation fuel cells. McQuade has held senior positions with technology development and business oversight at 3M, Imation and Eastman Kodak. Prior to joining UTC in 2006 he served as Vice President of 3M's Medical Division. Previously, he was
Vice President, Science and Technology - United Vice President, Science and Technology - United Technologies Corporation J. Michael McQuade J. Michael McQuade is Senior Vice President for Science & Technology at United Technologies Corporation. His responsibilities include providing strategic oversight and guidance for research, engineering and development activities throughout the business units of the corporation and at the United Technologies Research Center. Dr. McQuade held senior positions with technology development and business oversight at 3M, Imation and Eastman Kodak. Prior to joining UTC in 2006, he served as Vice President of 3M's Medical Division. Previously, he was President of Eastman Kodak's Health Imaging Business. His early career at 3M was focused on research and development of high-end
Stem Densities of Trees from Overstocked Mixed Conifer Stands of Western Hemlock, Douglas-fir and Western Redcedar.
This report presents results from a stem density (wood and bark combined) study conducted on trees from overstocked mixed conifer stands of Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii), western hemlock (Tsuga heterophylla) and western redcedar (Thuja plicata) located on the Quilcene Ranger District, Olympic National Forest in the State of Washington. Information on the density of stem wood that is available in literature generally have been derived from trees growing in stands of normal stocking levels. Stem densities, an essential parameter in the determination of stem biomass, have not been investigated for trees growing in overstocked conditions. Predictive estimators of density based on data derived from studies of normally stocked stands can not be applied to trees growing in an overstocked condition with any reliability. There is need to specifically examine stem densities in trees grown under these adverse conditions. 3 refs., 3 tabs.
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Investigation of the particle size distribution and particle density characteristics of Douglas fir hogged fuel fly ash collected under known combustion conditions. Technical Progress Report No. 2
The increased interest in wood as a fuel source, coupled with the increasing demand to control the emission generated by wood combustion, has created a need for information characterizing the emissions that occur for given combustion conditions. This investigation characterizes the carbon char and inorganic fly ash size and density distribution for each of thirty-eight Douglas fir bark samples collected under known conditions of combustion.
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Presentation 2.2: Biofuels -A Strategic Option for the Global Forest Sector? Michael Obersteiner
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SOFC Modeling for the Simulation of Residential Cogeneration Michael J. Carl
SOFC Modeling for the Simulation of Residential Cogeneration Systems by Michael J. Carl B of Residential Cogeneration Systems by Michael J. Carl B.Sc., University of Guelph, 2005 Supervisory Committee Dr made to the fuel cell power module (FCPM) within the SOFC cogeneration simulation code developed under
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TBU-0118 - IN THE MATTER OF GORDON MICHAELS | Department of Energy
8 - IN THE MATTER OF GORDON MICHAELS 8 - IN THE MATTER OF GORDON MICHAELS TBU-0118 - IN THE MATTER OF GORDON MICHAELS Gordon Michaels appeals the dismissal of his whistleblower complaint filed under I 0 C.F .R. Patt 708, the Depattment of Energy (DOE) Contractor Employee Protection Program. Two offices having jurisdiction over the complaint, the DOE's National Nuclear Security Administration Service Center (NNSA/SC) and the DOE's Oak Ridge Office (ORO), dismissed the complaint, on Aprill2, 20 II, and May I 0, 20 II, respectively. As explained below, we affirm the dismissals of the complaint, and deny the appeals therefrom. tbu0117.pdf More Documents & Publications TBU-0117 - In the Matter of Gordon Michaels TBB-0080 - In the Matter of Thad M. Gyer, esq and Stephani L. Ayers, esq TBU-0058 - In the Matter of Donald R. Rhodes
Dr Michael P Casassa | U.S. DOE Office of Science (SC)
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Michael P Casassa Michael P Casassa Chemical Sciences, Geosciences, & Biosciences (CSGB) Division CSGB Home About Staff Listings/Contact Information What's New Research Areas Scientific Highlights Reports & Activities Principal Investigators' Meetings BES Home Staff Listings/Contact Information Dr. Michael P Casassa Print Text Size: A A A RSS Feeds FeedbackShare Page Dr. Michael P. Cassassa Team Lead Fundamental Interactions Office of Basic Energy Sciences SC-22.1/Germantown Building U.S. Department of Energy 1000 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, D.C. 20585-1290 E-Mail:firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: (301) 903-0448 Fax: (301) 903-0271 Dr. Casassa is Team Leader for Fundamental Interactions, serving previously as the program manager for the Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Sciences
Columbia River Wildlife Mitigation Habitat Evaluation Procedures Report / Scotch Creek Wildlife Area, Berg Brothers, and Douglas County Pygmy Rabbit Projects.
This Habitat Evaluation Procedure study was conducted to determine baseline habitat units (HUs) on the Scotch Creek, Mineral Hill, Pogue Mountain, Chesaw and Tunk Valley Habitat Areas (collectively known as the Scotch Creek Wildlife Area) in Okanogan County, Sagebrush Flat and the Dormaler property in Douglas County, and the Berg Brothers ranch located in Okanogan County within the Colville Reservation. A HEP team comprised of individuals from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, and the Natural Resources Conservation Service (Appendix A) conducted baseline habitat surveys using the following HEP evaluation species: mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus), sharp-tailed grouse (Tympanuchus phasianellus), pygmy rabbit (Brachylagus idahoensis), white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginiana), mink (Mustela vison), Canada goose (Branta canadensis), downy woodpecker (Picoides pubescens), Lewis woodpecker (Melanerpes lewis), and Yellow warbler (Dendroica petechia). Results of the HEP analysis are listed below. General ratings (poor, marginal, fair, etc.,) are described in Appendix B. Mule deer habitat was marginal lacking diversity and quantify of suitable browse species. Sharp-tailed grouse habitat was marginal lacking residual nesting cover and suitable winter habitat Pygmy rabbit habitat was in fair condition except for the Dormaier property which was rated marginal due to excessive shrub canopy closure at some sites. This report is an analysis of baseline habitat conditions on mitigation project lands and provides estimated habitat units for mitigation crediting purposes. In addition, information from this document could be used by wildlife habitat managers to develop management strategies for specific project sites.
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Magnetic Dichroism Spectromicroscopy at SPEAR3
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1 1 Field Testing of the Biocompetitive Exclusion Process for Control of Iron and Hydrogen Sulfides Leo A. Giangiacorno, SPE, Fluor Daniel (NPOSR), Inc.; D. Michael Dennis, Geo - Microbial Technologies, Inc. This paper was prepared for presentation at the 1997 SPE Rocky Mountain Regional Meeting held in Casper, Wyoming, 18 - 21 May 1997. This paper was selected for presentation by an SPE Program Committee following review of information contained in an abstract submitted by the author(s) Contents of the paper, as presented, have not been reviewed by the Society of Petroleum Engineers and are subject to co rrection by the author(s). The material, as presented, does not necessarily reflect any position of the Society of Petroleum Engineers, its officers, or members. Papers
MN471004, Electrical Safety Manual Sponsor: Michael W. Hazen, 4000
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EFFICIENT EFFICIENT SPARSE MATRIX-MATRIX PRODUCTS USING COLORINGS MICHAEL MCCOURT ∗ , BARRY SMITH ∗ , AND HONG ZHANG ∗ Abstract. Sparse matrix-matrix products appear in multigrid solvers and computational methods for graph theory. Some formulations of these products require the inner product of two sparse vectors, which have inefficient use of cache memory. In this paper, we propose a new algorithm for computing sparse matrix-matrix products by exploiting matrix nonzero structure through the process of graph coloring. We prove the validity of this technique in general and demonstrate its viability for multigrid methods used to solve three-dimensional boundary value problems. 1. Introduction. Matrix-matrix multiplication is a fundamental linear algebra operation [4]. The operation of concern in this work is C = AB T , which arises in algebraic multigrid and certain graph algorithms.
The Use of a Vortex Insertion Technique to Simulate the Extratropical Transition of Hurricane Michael (2000)
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100 Meter Time of Flight System for Transmission Experiments Michael Rapp, Yaron Danon, Robert Block
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FIA-13-0008 - In the Matter of Michael J. Kelly | Department of Energy
8 - In the Matter of Michael J. Kelly 8 - In the Matter of Michael J. Kelly FIA-13-0008 - In the Matter of Michael J. Kelly On March 13, 2013, the Department of Energy's (DOE) Office of Hearings and Appeals (OHA) denied a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Appeal filed by Michael J. Kelly (Appellant) of a determination issued by the Environmental Management Consolidated Business Center (EMCBC). The Appellant challenged the adequacy of EMCBC's search for responsive documents. OHA found that the requested documents were employment records and, therefore, contractor records. Only agency records or information in the possession of the agency are subject to the FOIA. Therefore, OHA denied the Appeal. FIA-13-0008.pdf More Documents & Publications FIA-13-0050 - In the Matter of Letitia A. Murphy
EIS-0489: Jordan Cove Liquefaction Project (Coos County, OR) and Pacific Connector Pipeline Project (Coos, Klamath, Jackson, and Douglas Counties, OR)
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) will prepare an EIS to analyze the potential environmental impacts of a proposal to construct and operate a liquefied natural gas facility in Coos County, Oregon, and to construct and operate a natural gas pipeline project that would cross Klamath, Jackson, Douglas, and Coos Counties, Oregon. DOE, along with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (COE), U.S. Department of Agriculture (Forest Service), and the U.S. Department of the Interior (Bureau of Land Management, Bureau of Reclamation, and Fish and Wildlife Service), are cooperating agencies.
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Michael J. Lineberry, 1982 | U.S. DOE Office of Science (SC)
Michael J. Lineberry, 1982 Michael J. Lineberry, 1982 The Ernest Orlando Lawrence Award Lawrence Award Home Nomination & Selection Guidelines Award Laureates 2000's 1990's 1980's 1970's 1960's Ceremony The Life of Ernest Orlando Lawrence Contact Information The Ernest Orlando Lawrence Award U.S. Department of Energy SC-2/Germantown Building 1000 Independence Ave., SW Washington, DC 20585 P: (301) 903-9395 E: firstname.lastname@example.com 1980's Michael J. Lineberry, 1982 Print Text Size: A A A RSS Feeds FeedbackShare Page Reactors: For unique and innovative contributions to the design analysis and interpretation of fast reactor critical experiments and their applications to fast reactor core design methodology that have resulted in significantly improved neutronics predictions and improved core design,
ESS 2012 Peer Review - Oahu Energy Storage Study - Michael Kintner-Meyer, PNNL
Maui Energy Storage Study: Comparison of Maui Energy Storage Study: Comparison of Distributed vs. Central Storage Value Michael Kintner-Meyer and Frank Tuffner Frank Tuffner email@example.com (509) 372-6799 Overview Collaborative project with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and Sandia National Laboratory (SNL) Accomplishments Started in June 2012 Next Steps Integrate NREL and SNL components into study models (January 2013) Provide final report on role of distributed energy storage systems (April 2013) Measured Solar Irradiance - Many Cloud Transients Cloud Transient 0 0.5 1 Jun-13 Jun-14 Jun-15 Feeder Output - MW Sample GridLAB-D Feeder Power PNNL-SA-90806 Michael Kintner-Meyer email@example.com (509) 375-4306 For more information, please contact: Questions What are the impacts of centralized
E. Michael Campbell, 1994 | U.S. DOE Office of Science (SC)
E. Michael Campbell, 1994 E. Michael Campbell, 1994 The Ernest Orlando Lawrence Award Lawrence Award Home Nomination & Selection Guidelines Award Laureates 2000's 1990's 1980's 1970's 1960's Ceremony The Life of Ernest Orlando Lawrence Contact Information The Ernest Orlando Lawrence Award U.S. Department of Energy SC-2/Germantown Building 1000 Independence Ave., SW Washington, DC 20585 P: (301) 903-9395 E: email@example.com 1990's E. Michael Campbell, 1994 Print Text Size: A A A RSS Feeds FeedbackShare Page National Security: For his distinguished experimental contributions and for his leadership in inertial confinement fusion and laser-plasma physics. Together they have been instrumental in advancing the applications of laser produced plasmas and in bringing the indirect drive, laser driven fusion
Michael M. May, 1970 | U.S. DOE Office of Science (SC)
Michael M. May, 1970 Michael M. May, 1970 The Ernest Orlando Lawrence Award Lawrence Award Home Nomination & Selection Guidelines Award Laureates 2000's 1990's 1980's 1970's 1960's Ceremony The Life of Ernest Orlando Lawrence Contact Information The Ernest Orlando Lawrence Award U.S. Department of Energy SC-2/Germantown Building 1000 Independence Ave., SW Washington, DC 20585 P: (301) 903-9395 E: email@example.com 1970's Michael M. May, 1970 Print Text Size: A A A RSS Feeds FeedbackShare Page Weapons: For his early and original contributions to the applications of computer techniques and theoretical calculations important to the design of nuclear weapons and for his continuing technical leadership in both the Weapons and Plowshare programs of the Atomic Energy Commission
LBNL-203E LBNL-203E Improving Ventilation and Saving Energy: Final Report on Indoor Environmental Quality and Energy Monitoring in Sixteen Relocatable Classrooms Appendix Michael G. Apte, Bourassa Norman*, David Faulkner, Alfred T. Hodgson, Toshfumi Hotchi, Michael Spears, Douglas P. Sullivan, and Duo Wang 4 April 2008 A-1 Tables Table A-1. Thermal Comfort Results - May 2005, September 2005, November 2005 Room 13 - 9/19/2005 AM/PM Time Period Operative T and RH Acceptable (% of time) Operative T and RH, and Air Velocity acceptable (% of time) Average Indoor Air T (°C) Average Indoor Air RH (%) AM AM1 66.7 0.0 21.3 67.1 PM PM1 40.0 0.0 24.9 46.8 Room 13 - 5/16/2005 AM AM1 0.0 0.0 21.1 0.4 PM PM1 0.0 0.0 20.8 55.5 Room 13 - 12/1/2005 AM AM1 0.0% 0.0% 17.8 38.5
Douglas E. Longman resume
E. Longman, P.E. E. Longman, P.E. Argonne National Laboratory Center for Transportation Research 9700 South Cass Avenue, Building 362 Argonne, IL 60439 phone: 630/252-4257, fax: 630/252-3443 e- mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Professional Experience * 1998-Present. Principal Investigator (PI) as well as facility and building manager for the Electro-Motive Diesel, Inc. locomotive engine program, a Work-for-Others program with EMD. Developed biofuel testing capability and led a multi- diciplined team of Argonne scientists and engineers to co-design biofuels and engines. Established engine CFD modeling capability at Argonne, focused on fuel spray model development. * 1991-1998. Managed diesel engine related projects including diesel engine emissions research, American Society for Testing and Materials engine testing
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>> Home >> World News Michael Richardson: Win for France over fusion reactor a big blow to Japan
, should be the site for an experimental nuclear fusion reactor. But the choice was a loss for big scienceWorld News >> Home >> World News Michael Richardson: Win for France over fusion reactor a big blow, the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor. Due largely to China's opposition, ITER will be constructed
Michael Cox (1941�1989): His Pioneering Contributions to Ocean Circulation Modeling
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Optimally Orienting Physical Networks Dana Silverbush ,1, Michael Elberfeld ,2, and Roded Sharan1
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Conjugated Polymer Photovoltaic Cells Kevin M. Coakley and Michael D. McGehee*
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Gridless Overtone Mobility Spectrometry Steven M. Zucker, Michael A. Ewing, and David E. Clemmer*
of new mobility-based techniques are under development, including traveling wave ion mobilityGridless Overtone Mobility Spectrometry Steven M. Zucker, Michael A. Ewing, and David E. Clemmer Information ABSTRACT: A novel overtone mobility spectrometry (OMS) instrument utilizing a gridless elimination
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Heart DiseaseHeart Disease--Learn to Love YourLearn to Love Your Michael McKee, M.D.Michael McKee, M.D.
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Michael Toland obtained his master's degree in Quantitative and Qualitative Methods in Education from the University of Nebraska
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Dr. Michael Sennett | U.S. DOE Office of Science (SC)
Sennett Sennett Materials Sciences and Engineering (MSE) Division MSE Home About Staff Listings/Contact Information What's New Research Areas Scientific Highlights Reports and Activities Principal Investigators' Meetings BES Home Staff Listings/Contact Information Dr. Michael Sennett Print Text Size: A A A RSS Feeds FeedbackShare Page Program Manager Materials Chemistry Materials Sciences and Engineering Division Office of Basic Energy Sciences SC-22.2/Germantown Building, Rm F-421 U.S. Department of Energy 1000 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, D.C. 20585-1290 E-Mail:firstname.lastname@example.com Phone: (301) 903-6051 Fax: (301) 903-9513 Dr. Sennett received the Ph.D. degree in chemistry from Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts. He served as a Research Chemist at the
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2: "Biofuels: Continuing Shifts in the Industry and Long-Term Outlook" 2: "Biofuels: Continuing Shifts in the Industry and Long-Term Outlook" Speakers: Michael Schaal, EIA Paul Argyropoulos, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency R. Brooke Coleman, New Fuels Alliance Peter Gross, EIA Steven Hamburg, Environmental Defense Fund [Note: Recorders did not pick up introduction of panel (see biographies for details on the panelists) or introduction of session.] Michael: To the EIA-SAIS 2010 Energy Conference. This is session 2, "Biofuels: Continuing Shifts in the Industry and Long-Term Outlook." And certainly, as we drill down into the individual energy sectors, it's clear that, for biofuels in particular, the future is changing. And it has been changing rather dramatically over the last 5 or even 10 years. And certainly, within the last couple of years this industry has grown ...
Dr Michael Markowitz | U.S. DOE Office of Science (SC)
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Dr J Michael Kuperberg | U.S. DOE Office of Science (SC)
Climate and Climate and Environmental Sciences Division (CESD) » Dr J Michael Kuperberg Biological and Environmental Research (BER) BER Home About Research Research Abstracts Searchable Archive of BER Highlights External link Biological Systems Science Division (BSSD) Climate and Environmental Sciences Division (CESD) ARM Climate Research Facility Atmospheric System Research (ASR) Program Data Management Earth System Modeling (ESM) Program William R. Wiley Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL) Integrated Assessment of Global Climate Change Regional & Global Climate Modeling (RGCM) Program Subsurface Biogeochemical Research Terrestrial Carbon Sequestration External link Terrestrial Ecosystem Science Facilities Science Highlights Benefits of BER Funding Opportunities
Stand-Level Gas-Exchange Responses to Seasonal Drought in Very Young Versus Old Douglas-fir Forests of the Pacific Northwest, USA
This study examines how stand age affects ecosystem mass and energy exchange response to seasonal drought in three adjacent Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco) forests. The sites include two early seral stands (ES) (0-15 years old) and an old-growth (OG) ({approx} 450-500) forest in the Wind River Experiment Forest, Washington, USA. We use eddy covariance flux measurements of carbon dioxide (F{sub NEE}), latent energy ({lambda}E) and sensible heat (H) to derive evapotranspiration rate (E{sub T}), bowen ratio ({beta}), water use efficiency (WUE), canopy conductance (G{sub c}), the Priestley-Taylor coefficient ({alpha}) and a canopy decoupling factor ({Omega}). The canopy and bulk parameters are examined to see how ecophysiological responses to water stress, including changes in available soil water ({theta}{sub r}) and vapor pressure deficit ({delta}e) differ among the two forest successional-stages. Despite very different rainfall patterns in 2006 and 2007, we observed distinct successional-stage relationships between E{sub T}, {alpha}, and G{sub c} to {delta}e and {theta}{sub r} during both years. The largest stand differences were (1) higher morning G{sub c} (> 10 mm s{sup -1}) at the OG forest coinciding with higher CO{sub 2} uptake (F{sub NEE} = -9 to -6 {micro}mol m{sup -2} s{sup -1}) but a strong negative response in G{sub c} to moderate {delta}e later in the day and a subsequent reduction in E{sub T}, and (2) higher E{sub T} at the ES stands because midday canopy conductance did not decrease until very low water availability levels (<30%) were reached at the end of the summer. Our results suggest that early seral stands are more likely than mature forests to experience declines in production if the summer drought becomes longer or intensifies because water conserving ecophysiological responses were only observed at the very end of the seasonal drought period in the youngest stands.
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Felix F? Camacho Governor Michael W. Cruz, M.D. Lieutenant Governor
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Perspective of Systems Engineering Jing Ke, Lynn Price, Michael McNeil, Nina Zheng Khanna, Nan
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Nan Zhou, David Fridley, Michael McNeil, Nina Khanna, Wei Feng and Jing Ke
Quantifying the potential impact Quantifying the potential impact of energy efficiency and low carbon policies for China Nan Zhou, David Fridley, Michael McNeil, Nina Khanna, Wei Feng and Jing Ke China Energy Group Environmental Energy Technologies Division Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Pre-print version of proceedings of the European Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy's 2013 Summer Study on Energy Efficiency, held in Toulon, France, June 3 - 8, 2013 March 2013 This work was supported by the China Sustainable Energy Program of the Energy Foundation through the U.S. Department of Energy under Contract No. DE-AC02- 05CH11231. ERNEST ORLANDO LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATIONAL LABORATORY LBNL-6161E Disclaimer This document was prepared as an account of work sponsored by the United States Government. While
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Letter to Science from Michael Wang, Center for Transportation Research, Argonne National Laboratory
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grants for rapid response projects to monitor the impacts of the oil spill on Louisiana's coastal marshes in the response to the Deepwater Horizon BP oil spill and NOAA's ideas for activities to improve future response the opportunity to discuss the critical roles NOAA serves during oil spills and the importance of our
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Norzoanthamine is a complex heptacyclic marine alkaloid isolated from colonial zoanthids. It potently inhibits loss of bone weight and strength in a postmenopausal osteoporosis mouse model, but its mode-of-action remains unknown. The scarcity of this natural product from its natural source and the need to access analogs for structure-activity relationship (SAR) study make it necessary to chemically synthesize this compound. However, the complex molecular skeleton, especially the highly functionalized and stereochemically complex ABC core structure of the natural product poses a significant challenge. As part of our efforts to develop a practical synthetic route to norzoanthamine, we systematically explored a transannular Michael reaction cascade in the context of the synthesis of angular 6-6-6 tricyclic ring system, a mimic of the ABC core structure of norzoanthamine. Using 1,7-bis-enones in the form of 14-membered macrocyclic lactone as model substrates, we demonstrated that both E,Z- and E,E-macrocycles underwent facile transannular reactions to give cis-syn-cis and trans-anti-trans ring systems, respectively. However, Z,E- and Z,Z- macrocycles did not cyclize under similar reactions. The similarities and differences between transannular Diels-Alder reactions and this transannular cyclization process were also disclosed. Building upon these preliminary studies, we developed a 12-linear step synthesis of the ABC carbocyclic core of norzoanthamine. It features an organocatalytic asymmetric intramolecular aldolization to set the stereochemistry of the entire molecule, a fragment coupling based on selective alkylation of a bis-enolate, and a transannular Michael reaction cascade for rapid and stereoselective synthesis of the polycyclic core. Subsequent Claisen rearrangement enabled installation of a handle for introduction of the bottom piece to complete the total synthesis. Other efforts toward the total synthesis have also been discussed.
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Comments on [open quotes]Global warming: A reduced threat [close quotes] by P. J. Michaels and D. E. Stooksbury
The author of this letter criticizes Michaels and Stooksbury (1992) for arguing that, because climate models predict more warming for the last century than has been observed, the model predictions of major greenhouse warming must be wrong. It is the position of the author that this is not a valid argument, although the warming may have been relatively mild. In this letter, the author defends the belief that the magnitude of the recent warming actually tells very little about the sensitivity of the climate system to greenhouse gas emissions. Reasons for the warming observed over the last hundred years are summarized. 4 refs.
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Amolecular compendium of genes expressed in multiple myeloma Jaime O. Claudio, Esther Masih-Khan, Hongchang Tang, Jason Goncalves, Michael Voralia, Zhi Hua Li, Vincent Nadeem, Eva Cukerman,
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ESS 2012 Peer Review - National Assessment of Energy Storage for Grid Balancing and Arbitrage - Michael Kintner-Meyer, PNNL
Assessment of Energy Storage Assessment of Energy Storage for Grid Balancing and Arbitrage October 2, 2012 1 Authors: M. Kintner-Meyer, P. Balducci, W. Colella, M. Elizondo, C. Jin, T. Nguyen, V. Viswanathan, Y.Zhang Pacific Northwest National Laboratory MICHAEL KINTNER-MEYER Energy Storage Analytics Agenda October 2, 2012 2 National Assessment of Energy Storage Considering Regional Differences October 2, 2012 3 PHASE I WECC PHASE II EIC + ERCOT Objectives: Determine: future balancing requirements needed by 2020 to accommodate assumed 20% RPS, market size for storage and respective cost targets for balancing and energy arbitrage by regions most cost-effective technologies to meet add'l balancing requirements. Value: Provides plausible market potential estimates of energy storage for the
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Improving Ventilation and Saving Energy: Laboratory Study in a Modular
Improving Ventilation and Saving Energy: Laboratory Study in a Modular Improving Ventilation and Saving Energy: Laboratory Study in a Modular Classroom Test Bed Title Improving Ventilation and Saving Energy: Laboratory Study in a Modular Classroom Test Bed Publication Type Report Year of Publication 2005 Authors Apte, Michael G., Ian S. Buchanan, David Faulkner, William J. Fisk, Chi-Ming Lai, Michael Spears, and Douglas P. Sullivan Publisher Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Abstract The primary goals of this research effort were to develop, evaluate, and demonstrate a practical HVAC system for classrooms that consistently provides classrooms with the quantity of ventilation in current minimum standards, while saving energy, and reducing HVAC-related noise levels. This research was motivated by several factors, including the public benefits of energy efficiency, evidence that many classrooms are under-ventilated, and public concerns about indoor environmental quality in classrooms. This project involved the installation and verification of the performance of an Improved Heat Pump Air Conditioning (IHPAC) system, and its comparison, a standard HVAC system having an efficiency of 10 SEER. The project included the verification of the physical characteristics suitable for direct replacement of existing 10 SEER systems, quantitative demonstration of improved energy efficiency, reduced acoustic noise levels, quantitative demonstration of improved ventilation control, and verification that the system would meet temperature control demands necessary for the thermal comfort of the occupants. Results showed that the IHPAC met these goals. The IHPAC was found to be a direct bolt-on replacement for the 10 SEER system. Calculated energy efficiency improvements based on many days of classroom cooling or heating showed that the IHPAC system is about 44% more efficient during cooling and 38% more efficient during heating than the 10 SEER system. Noise reduction was dramatic, with measured A-weighed sound level for fan only operation conditions of 34.3 dB(A), a reduction of 19 dB(A) compared to the 10 SEER system. Similarly, the IHPAC stage-1 and stage-2 compressor plus fan sound levels were 40.8 dB(A) and 42.7 dB(A), reductions of 14 and 13 dB(A), respectively. Thus, the IHPAC is 20 to 35 times quieter than the 10 SEER systems depending upon the operation mode. The IHPAC system met the ventilation requirements and was able to provide consistent outside air supply throughout the study. Indoor CO2 levels with simulated occupancy were maintained below 1000 ppm. Finally temperature settings were met and controlled accurately. The goals of the laboratory testing phase were met and this system is ready for further study in a field test of occupied classrooms
Douglas, Massachusetts: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
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Douglas Jacobsen! NERSC Bioinformatics Computing Consultant
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Douglas, Wyoming: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
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Douglas, Arizona: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
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Douglas, Michigan: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
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A Formaldehyde Exposure Assessment Tool for Occupants of FEMA Temporary Housing Units Srinandini Parthasarathy, Michael Spears, Randy L. Maddalena, Marion L Russell, Michael G. Apte Environmental Energy Technologies Division Indoor Environment Department Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Berkeley, CA 94720 October 2010 This work was supported by interagency agreement 08FED894632 by the National Center for Environmental Health (NCEH) of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Office of BuildingTechnology, State, and Community Programs of the U.S. Department of Energy
Longitudinal Bunch Pattern Measurements through Single Photon Counting at SPEAR3
The Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource (SSRL), a division of SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, is a synchrotron light source that provides x-rays for experimental use. As electrons are bent in the storage ring, they emit electromagnetic radiation. There are 372 different buckets which electrons can be loaded into. Different filling patterns produce different types of x-rays. What is the bunch pattern at a given time? Which filling pattern is better? Are there any flaws to the current injection system? These questions can be answered with this single photon counting experiment.
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SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory - SPEAR-heading X-ray Science...
added a tangential spout to the accelerator's design as an outlet for this synchrotron radiation. In a pilot project, Stanford University scientists Sebastian Doniach, Ingolf...
We present the results of far ultraviolet (FUV) observations of the broad region around the Aquila Rift including the Galactic plane. As compared with various wavelength data sets, dust scattering is found to be the major origin of the diffuse FUV continuum in this region. The FUV intensity clearly correlates with the dust extinction level for E(B - V) 0.2 due to heavy dust extinction combined with the effect of nonuniform interstellar radiation fields. The FUV intensity also correlates well with H{alpha} intensity, implying that at least some fraction of the observed H{alpha} emission could be the dust-scattered light of H{alpha} photons originating elsewhere in the Galaxy. Most of the Aquila Rift region is seen devoid of diffuse FUV continuum due to heavy extinction while strong emission is observed in the surrounding regions. Molecular hydrogen fluorescent emission lines are clearly seen in the spectrum of 'Aquila-Serpens', while 'Aquila-East' does not show any apparent line features. CO emission intensity is also found to be higher in the 'Aquila-Serpens' region than in the 'Aquila-East' region. In this regard, we note that regions of star formation have been found in 'Aquila-Serpens' but not in 'Aquila-East'.
Park, S.-J.; Min, K.-W. [Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Daejeon 305-701 (Korea, Republic of); Seon, K.-I.; Han, W.; Lee, D.-H. [Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute, Daejeon 305-348 (Korea, Republic of); Edelstein, J., E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com [Space Sciences Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720 (United States)
1, 309 (1978). Members of the SLAC-LBL Mark II collaborationBatavia, Illinois, August 2 3 - 2 9 , 1979; SLAC-PUB-2I+I9.BARYONS AND MESONS FROM THE SLAC-LBL MARK II DETECTOR AT
Goldhaber, G.
than for the two-prong event analysis, because of slightlyresults of the two-prong event analysis for data taken inl ) The two-prong event analysis has not yet been completed
Madaras, R.J.
x 19 array of lea,J-glass "back-block counters" (BB), 10.Sdeposited in the lead-glass back blocks (ESS) is (Thisactive converter (baelblock) lead-glass counter was viewed
Michael Q. Wang resume
Q. Wang Q. Wang Argonne National Laboratory Center for Transportation Research 9700 South Cass Avenue, Building 362 Argonne, IL 60439-4837 phone: 630/252-2819, fax: 630/252-3443 e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Professional Experience 1993-Present. Section manager as well as vehicle and fuel systems analyst at the Center for Transportation Research in the Energy Systems Division at Argonne National Laboratory 1992-1993. Assistant research engineer, Institute of Transportation Studies, University of California at Davis 1991-1993. Special-term scientist appointee, Center for Transportation Research, Energy Systems Division, Argonne National Laboratory 1991-1992. Postdoctoral researcher, Center for Transportation Analysis, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Interview of Michael Bate
frustrated by a red brick; I must have been four or five at the time; I do have memories going back further but may not be real; one of an air raid, where I would have been less than two, but I do remember being carried down a staircase and my mother telling... films and got free tickets to go to drive ins to see films like 'Last Tango in Paris' and comment on them; the film that made me realize this was something important was 'The Seventh Seal', shortly after which I saw 'Last Year at Marienbad' and I have...
Bate, Michael
Michael Monagan: Research - CECM
My main area of research is Computational Algebra which is also called Symbolic Computation. There I am interested in polynomial algebra, in particular, �...
BNL | Michael Bebon
supports the Lab's acquisition and property needs. The Northeast Regional Counterintelligence Office services programs at BNL, and other DOE sites in the northeast. The...
Michael J. Donahue: Presentations
... Event: MMM 2008, Austin, TX Date: 14-Nov-2008 Title: GS-02: Exploiting effective field time derivative information to improve accuracy of a norm ...
Mitch, Michael G.
... meeting of the American Physical Society ... in the Penn State Department of Physics from 1989 ... Department of Materials and Nuclear Engineering and ...
Interview with Michael Herzfeld
Campbell in a conference; and I really wanted to work with him and decided to go to Oxford; In Oxford, I wanted to work with John Campbell, who could not be my supervisor as he was in the faculty of history and so I was assigned the next thing... some recordings and I played them for her which she thought were �wailing noises� My first gift to her were the half used batteries � a very romantic first gift - don�t you think? Anyway, she seems to have forgiven me for that. The next summer things...
Herzfeld, Michael
Michael R. Souryal
... "Wireless networks for smart grid applications," D. Griffith, M. Souryal, and N. Golmie, in Smart Grid Communications and Networking. ...
Michael D. Herman
... supervises the support for NIST from the Management & Organization division which provides service in the areas of audit, management controls ...
Michael J. Duoba resume
o Responsible for developing test protocols and data acquisition systems for engines, electric motors and vehicles - technologies that have few standardized test procedures o...
Michael McNeil
Mariana Pavon, and Wolfgang F. Lutz. Design of Standards and Labeling programs in Chile: Techno-Economic Analysis for Refrigerators., 2013. Download: PDF (603.52 KB)...
as part of the Lab's Global Energy Demand Collaborative since 2005. This publications database is an ongoing project, and not all Division publications are represented here...
Michael P. Jensen | BNL
acp-11-7155-2011. Xie, S., McCoy, R. B., Klein, S. A., Cederwall, R. T., Wiscombe, W. J., Clothiaux, E. E., Gaustad, K. L., Golaz, J.-C., Hall, S., Jensen, M. P., Johnson, K....
Michael Williams University Controller
Payroll Specialist Processing/Garnish Rhonda Reynolds 51160 Accounting Specialist Benefit Refunds Voncille
McQuade, D. Tyler
Thomas 60018 Accounting Specialist Processing/Garnish Rhonda Reynolds 51160 Accounting Specialist Benefit
Dr. Michael Gaitan
... the Acoustics and Vibration Project in the ... the cif-MEMS (CMOS Integrated Circuit Foundry ... networks expertise, capabilities, and research to facilitate ...
Development Michael Short
from US EPA's Emissions and Generation Resource Integrated Database (eGRID). Forecasted marginal carbon
Tim Coltman Katina Michael
and He show how RIFD is used to support baggage handling in a major international airport in Beijing
California at Los Angeles, University of
Abstract for Michael Forbes
Forbes Forbes University of Washington The Fermion Many-Body Problem: From Cold Atoms to Cold Dark Matter In the first part of this talk, I will discuss some aspects of the universal properties of cold systems comprising two species of fermions with short-range interactions. Formally these systems are extremely simple, but they exhibit tremendous variety, and are approachable with many different tools, from experiment to Monte-Carlo simulations. Apart from being interesting in their own right, they provide a testing ground for the many-body theory required to understand other more complicated systems, such as electronic superconductors, conventional superfluids, and nuclear matter in nuclei, neutron stars, and possibly even the missing dark matter in our universe. In the second part of the talk, I will discuss the
Michael M. Thackeray resume
M. Thackeray M. Thackeray Argonne National Laboratory Chemical Sciences and Engineering Division 9700 South Cass Avenue, Building 205 Argonne, IL 60439-4837 phone: 630/252-9184, fax: 630/252-4176 Email: email@example.com Professional Experience 1994-Present. Argonne National Laboratory, Group Leader and Senior Scientist, Battery Technology Department, Chemical Sciences and Engineering Division. 1983-1994. Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), National Institute for Materials Research, Pretoria, South Africa (Group Leader, Senior Researcher, Research Manager). 1981-82; 1985. Oxford University (Postdoctoral Appointee, Academic Visitor). 1973-1982. CSIR, National Physical Research Laboratory, Pretoria, South Africa (Research Officer, Chief Research Officer).
Testimony of Michael G
Testimony of Larry Dickerman, Director or Distribution Engineering Services, Testimony of Larry Dickerman, Director or Distribution Engineering Services, American Electric Power before the House Energy and Commerce Committee March 20 th 2007 American Electric Power (AEP) is one of the nation's largest electricity generators with over 5 million retail consumers in 11 states. AEP is the leader among US utilities for deployment of large-scale battery-based energy storage. .... AEP supports the adoption of incentives for deployment of distributed stationary energy storage for improvement in security, reliability and performance of the American electric grid infrastructure. ... Testimony of Larry Dickerman Director, Distribution Engineering Services American Electric Power Before the House Science and Technology ???? Committee October 3
Secretary of Energy Advisory Board Public Meeting Committee Members: William Perry, Chair; Nicholas Donofrio, Co-Chair; Michael McQuade;
U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary of Energy Advisory Board Public Meeting Committee Members: William Perry, Chair; Nicholas Donofrio, Co-Chair; Michael McQuade; Arthur Rosenfeld; Steven Westly Date and Time: 9:00 AM- 3:30 PM, April 17, 2012 Location: Argonne National Laboratory 9700 S. Cass Avenue Lemont, IL 60439 Purpose: Meeting of the Secretary of Energy Advisory Board SEAB Staff: Alyssa Morrissey, Deputy Designated Federal Officer DOE Staff: Secretary Steven Chu; Renee Stone, Senior Advisor Argonne Staff: Eric Isaacs, Director of Argonne National Laboratory; Peter Littlewood, Associate Laboratory Director; Don Hillebrand, Energy Systems Interim Director; Ian Foster, Computation Institute Director; Mark Peters,
Contemporary Terrorist Organizations and the Threat to Michael Walzer�s Defense of a Supreme Emergency Exemption from Jus in Bello
Michael Walzer has forwarded an argument that defends an exemption from adherence to Jus in Bello when a state finds itself in a situation of "supreme emergency." The argument is morally problematic due to the fact that it defends the direct and intentional targeting of non-combatants, a restriction which has traditionally been considered as inviolable in the Just War tradition. This thesis seeks to demonstrate a further problem for Walzer's position, the fact that his argument is sufficiently broad that it may be co-opted by parties whom Walzer wishes to exclude, practitioners of contemporary terrorism. My method will be to demonstrate certain deficiencies in Walzer's argument, through analysis of the paradigm case he presents. I will then proceed to present two cases for the adoption of his "supreme emergency" defense by the terrorist organizations Al Qaeda and Hamas. I will show that both of these cases may ultimately fail under closer scrutiny, but will conclude that the ability for two such cases to be constructed demonstrates the ability for Walzer's defense to be adopted by an entity which does not suffer these same failings, ultimately dooming Walzer's argument.
Ellis, Thomas H.
LANL Pollution Prevention Award Winners LANL Pollution Prevention Award Winners Award Category Project Name Team Member Change Agents Gold Award Nominated by Rosella Atencio- Gerst Going Green with Electronic Data Management of UK Classified Information Melissa Aragon Sheila Armstrong Debbie Balog Jacqueline Bustamante Rich Castro Ray Flesner Marcie Gallegos Manuel Garcia Carl Gilbert Deborah Martinez Johnny Roybal Adam Scott Lanorra Sena Silver Award Nominated by Dom Peterson TFF 30th Anniversary Housekeeping Initiative Bryan Bennett Michael Blair Deanna Capelli Manny Chavez Sofia Chavez Nikolaus Cordes David Devlin Juan Dominguez John Dunwoody Franklin Fierro Darryl Garcia Robert Gilbertson Chris Hamilton Vaughn Hartung Douglas Hatch Markus Hehlen Douglas Hemphill Kevin Henderson
Douglas County, South Dakota: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
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PUD No 1 of Douglas County | Open Energy Information
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East Douglas, Massachusetts: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
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Douglas County, Nebraska: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
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Problems in the Geometry of Submanifolds John Douglas Moore
of ´E. Cartan, the components of with respect to a normal frame are exteriorly orthogonal symmetric in [16], shows that the second variation of energy at a harmonic map f extends to the symmetric complex imbedding theorem [11]. Second, it was already known that there was a very large supply of noncomplete
California at Santa Barbara, University of
Douglas Jacobsen, Yushu Yao! NERSC User Services Group
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Scanned Laser Displays for Head Mounted Displays Douglas E. Holmgren
the elements of a 1-dimensional LED array and using a moving mirror to sweep out a 2D virtual image. The Private Eye's LED array has 280 elements which are swept to form a 720 x 280 resolution image. The resolution of this display device could be improved by using more elements in the LED array and modulating
North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of
MEASURING SURFACE WATER FROM SPACE Douglas E. Alsdorf,1
the SRTM design to permit multitemporal mappings of h across the world's wetlands, floodplains, lakes are of the temporal and spatial variations in water stored in rivers, lakes, reservoirs, floodplains, and wetlands stored and flowing in rivers, lakes, and wetlands (see sections 2 and 3). Furthermore, the spatial extent
Howat, Ian M.
DOE - Office of Legacy Management -- Hunter Douglas Aluminum...
1995 Historical documents may contain links which are no longer valid or to outside sources. LM can not attest to the accuracy of information provided by these links. Please see...
Douglas County, Oregon: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
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Douglas County, Washington: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
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Douglas County, Wisconsin: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
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Douglas County, Kansas: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
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Douglas County, Georgia: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
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Douglas County, Minnesota: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
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Douglas County, Missouri: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
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Douglas County, Nevada: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
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Douglas County, Illinois: Energy Resources | Open Energy Information
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The Honorable Michael White The Honorable Michael White
re'spond to any concerns you may 'have..' ,I i If you ilave.any:questions,"please feel free to call me at 301-427-I721 or Dr,.W. Alexander Williams (301-427-719)-of my staff. ....
James "Jim" Douglas Captain James Douglas, one of the original four faculty members of the Construction Engineering and Management
, beginning with duty in the Aleutian Islands (Attu and Adak), and then the assault on Okinawa with the 87th the campaign on Okinawa in World War II. His long naval career moved him around the globe with his family: he
Prinz, Friedrich B.
Total Hadron Cross Section, New Particles, and Muon Electron Events in e{sup +}e{sup -} Annihilation at SPEAR
DOE R&D Accomplishments (OSTI)
The review of total hadron electroproduction cross sections, the new states, and the muon--electron events includes large amount of information on hadron structure, nine states with width ranging from 10's of keV to many MeV, the principal decay modes and quantum numbers of some of the states, and limits on charm particle production. 13 references. (JFP)
Richter, B.
Michael Samsa | Argonne National Laboratory
& nonproliferation Biotechnology for national security Decision science Emergency & disaster management Policy analysis Public health preparedness Infrastructure protection...
Curriculum Vita Michael "Bodhi" Rogers
. Netherlands Canada 9 Rep. of Korea Nigeria Colombia France Angola 10 UK Sudan Azerbaijan UK Iraq 11 Singapore Azerbaijan Malaysia Spain Libya 12 Italy Venezuela Brazil Singapore Kazakhstan 13 Australia Norway Belgium Canada Kuwait 14 Malaysia Iran Trinidad and Tobago Thailand Azerbaijan 15 Spain Algeria France Belgium
Rogers, Michael
Michael J. Donahue: Selected Abstracts
... The walls either jump with the electron flow between pinning sites, or the ... spirals and with simulations testing vortex and domain wall mobility. ...
NREL: Energy Analysis - Michael Mendelsohn
Renewable energy financing Loan Guarantee program Treasury Grant program Utility-scale solar development Electric vehicle deployment and cost-effectiveness Primary research...
Michael Bergazzi: Santa Cruz Lumbering
Calciano: Was there much use of the apprentice system?Bergazzi: You had to be an apprentice years ago. There wasthings. You had to be an apprentice to be a plumber. That
Bergazzi, Michael; Regional History Project, UC Santa Cruz Library
CURRICULUM VIT Ionel Michael Navon
for Mathe- matics and Computers in Simulation Member AMS American Mathematical Society Member ACM Society Fellow Grant Support NSF, Division of Atmospheric Sciences.PI $446, 427. 19881991. Air Force1991. Air Force Office of Scientific Research, Mathemat- ics and Atmospheric Sciences Divisions. CO/PI $500
Navon, Michael
Michael L. Graesser Theoretical Division
86The Higgs Boson and the Mystery of Mass Why is it that some elementary particles to add a new particle called the Higgs Boson to the known collection of fundamental particles. Depending on how strongly a particle such as electrons or neutrinos interacted with the Higgs Boson, it would 'pick
Michael Thackeray | Argonne National Laboratory
Sheets, Brochures and Reports Summer Science Writing Internship Browse by Topic Energy Energy efficiency Vehicles Alternative fuels Automotive engineering Biofuels Diesel Fuel...
Bibliographies By Author - Mateas, Michael
... The authors conclude that "ubiquitous computing in the form of small, integrated computational appliances supporting multiple collocated users ...
PNNL: About PNNL - Michael Kluse
Council, Washington Roundtable Board of Directors, Washington State University Tri-Cities Advisory Committee, and Washington Technology Alliance Board of Directors. He also...
NREL: Energy Sciences - Michael Crowley
modeling and computer simulation coupled with physics, chemistry, and stastistical mechanics to uncover the mechanisms of action of biological systems at the atomic and...
Browse by Discipline -- E-print Network Subject Pathways: Fission and
X Y Z X Y Z Weisberg, Deena Skolnick (Deena Skolnick Weisberg) - Department of Psychology, Temple University Weisberg, Michael (Michael Weisberg) - Department of Philosophy, University of Pennsylvania Weiss, Martin B.H.(Martin B.H.Weiss).- Department of Information Science and Telecommunications, University of Pittsburgh Wellman, Barry (Barry Wellman) - Centre for Urban and Community Studies, University of Toronto West, Sandra (Sandra West) - Department of Biology, Texas State University - San Marcos Westerlund, Julie F. (Julie F. Westerlund) - Department of Biology, Texas State University - San Marcos White, Douglas R. (Douglas R. White) - Anthropology Department, University of California, Irvine Whitlock, Paula (Paula Whitlock) - Department of Computer and Information Science, Brooklyn College, City University of New York
Secondary pollutants from ozone reactions with ventilation filters and
Secondary pollutants from ozone reactions with ventilation filters and Secondary pollutants from ozone reactions with ventilation filters and degradation of filter media additives Title Secondary pollutants from ozone reactions with ventilation filters and degradation of filter media additives Publication Type Journal Article Year of Publication 2011 Authors Destaillats, Hugo, Wenhao Chen, Michael G. Apte, Nuan Li, Michael Spears, Jérémie Almosni, Gregory Brunner, Jianshun(Jensen) Zhang, and William J. Fisk Journal Atmospheric Environment Volume 45 Start Page 3561 Issue 21 Pagination 3561-3568 Keywords commercial building ventilation & indoor environmental quality group, commercial building ventilation and indoor environmental quality group, energy analysis and environmental impacts department, indoor environment department, indoor environment group
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October, 2012 CV OF MICHAEL MEGRELISHVILI
.Sc., Mathematics and Mechanics Department, Tbilisi State Univer- sity. ACADEMIC POSITIONS 2003-present Associate., Georgian Ac. of Sciences, Tbilisi) TEACHING EXPERIENCE: a) Bar-Ilan University 1992present b) Ashkelon College 19962008 c) Ariel College 19952001 d) Tbilisi Mathematical Institute 1985-1990 e) Tbilisi State
Megrelishvili, Michael
and Mechanics Department, Tbilisi State Univer- sity. ACADEMIC POSITIONS 2003-present Associate Professor, Bar. of Sciences, Tbilisi) TEACHING EXPERIENCE: a) Bar-Ilan University 1992present b) Ashkelon College 1996present c) Ariel College 19952001 d) Tbilisi Mathematical Institute 1985-1990 e) Tbilisi State University
January, 2011 CV OF MICHAEL MEGRELISHVILI
and Topology. 1 #12;2 CV-MEGRELISHVILI 1976-1981 M.Sc., Mathematics and Mechanics Department, Tbilisi State (Bar-Ilan University) 1985-1991 Senior Researcher (Mathem. Inst., Georgian Ac. of Sciences, Tbilisi 19952001 d) Tbilisi Mathematical Institute 1985-1990 e) Tbilisi State University 1983-1984 COURSES
Michael J. Antal, Jr. Publications 1974 Present
Hydrogen from Biomass Catalytic Reforming of Pyrolysis Vapors R. Evans, L. Boyd, C. Elam, S-23, 2003 #12;Project Goals Demonstrate the production of hydrogen from biomass by pyrolysis steam catalysts and reactor configuration for fluid bed reforming of biomass pyrolysis liquid at pilot scale (500
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and participated on Quadrennial Defense Reviews that informed the Department's decision processes. He also led
Nuclear Safety Materials Disposition Decontamination & Decommissioning Nuclear Criticality Safety Nuclear Data Program Nuclear Waste Form Modeling Departments Engineering...
Michael F. Molnar, Chief Manufacturing Officer
... industrial energy efficiency. His credentials include service as a Federal Fellow in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, and ...
Michael Papka | Argonne Leadership Computing Facility
Both his laboratory leadership roles and his research interests relate to high-performance computing in support of scientific discovery. Dr. Papka holds a Senior Fellow...
NREL: Energy Sciences - John Michael Yarbrough
through sub-wavelength linear apertures flanked by periodic corrugations." Proc. SPIE (6323); p. 6323OL. Bera, S.; A. Sabbah,J.; Yarbrough, J.M.; Allen, C.G.; Winters,...
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Env., Bio. & Computation; Biosciences; Computational Science Center; Environmental Sciences; Global & Regional Solutions; Nonproliferation ...
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and exciting for me," Capozzoli said. Besides leading to a career opportunity, the skills Capozzoli learned through the internships also helped him succeed in college. For...
Michael Blasnick & Associates | Open Energy Information
Test & Evaluation Partner Partnering Center within NREL Electricity Resources & Building Systems Integration LinkedIn Connections CrunchBase Profile No CrunchBase profile. Create...
Cyclotomic Polynomials -- Andrew Arnold and Michael Monagan
Our implementation of the SPS algorithm is roughly an order of magnitude faster ... This improves on the SPS algorithm by roughly another order of magnitude.
Michael D Williams | Princeton Plasma Physics Lab
PPPL was nearing a new era when Williams joined the Lab in 1976 as a Rutgers-trained electrical engineer. Just ahead lay construction of the TFTR, which was completed in 1982...
Low Dose Radiation Research Program: Michael Weil
Dubrova, Y., Weil, M., and Brenner, D. H2AX Foci after Low Dose-Rate Irradiation Reveal a Defect in DNA DSB Processing in Cells from Unaffected Parents of...
Michael Hilliard - Research Staff - Center for Transportation...
of alternative investment plans for the improvement of a system of 19 locks. This Javaweb-based system will include an economic equilibrium model of the waterway system...
Michael Williams | Princeton Plasma Physics Lab
Join Our Mailing List A Collaborative National Center for Fusion & Plasma Research Search form Search Search Home About Overview Learn More Visiting PPPL History...
Michael Zarnstorff | Princeton Plasma Physics Lab
rights between UM and Nu-lron Technologies LLC, a recently formed Joint Venture between JAR Acquisition Corporation (JAR) and UM. However, since neither JAR, nor Nu-lron is a...
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Sciences, Northern Illinois University. 1973-1975. Research Consultant, Applied Mathematics Division, Argonne National Laboratory (Joint appointment with Northern Illinois...
Michael C Zarnstorff | Princeton Plasma Physics Lab
in physics, math or computer science. So he majored in all three at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and co-owned a computer company on the side. "My normal rule of thumb is...
Abstract for Michael Ramsey-Musolf
University of Wisconsin-Madison Electroweak baryogenesis: theoretical progress and experimental tests Explaining the origin of the visible matter of the universe is one of the...
Employee Spotlight: Michael Rosenow | Argonne National Laboratory
design ---Construction --Manufacturing -Energy sources --Renewable energy ---Bioenergy ---Solar energy --Fossil fuels ---Natural Gas --Nuclear energy ---Nuclear energy modeling &...
Michael A. Peek, PE, CCE, CFM, OECM
A. Peek, PE, CCE, CFM, OECM A. Peek, PE, CCE, CFM, OECM No matter how well you plan your project, you will encounter change. Being prepared to handle change is critical. Does your project have a disciplined, effective, and comprehensive change control system? An effective change control system allows you to maintain focus on overall project delivery and complete your project on time and within budget. Additionally, it ensures change is made only after the impacts have been carefully considered and the change is approved by a responsible party. Since change may result from a wide variety of causes, the system should be capable of handling both routine and emergency changes. The project execution plan (PEP) should detail the change control framework and include the change control board charter for your project. It should also include a summary table
Paris Cornwell Paris Cornwell Internship advances research in materials technology Paris Cornwell Schmidlin Paris Cornwell, an intern with ORNL's Laboratory Technology Program, uses a scan arm with a laser probe attachment to map samples related to vehicle technology and measure dimensions, tolerances and deviations in parts produced by additive manufacturing. Click image to enlarge. Paris Cornwell's participation in the Laboratory Technology Program at Oak Ridge National Laboratory meant trading his pizza delivery job for an opportunity to "deliver" material structure analysis that will make a future delivery person's vehicle safer and more fuel efficient. The Laboratory Technology program at ORNL, administered by the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education, which is managed by Oak Ridge
2 results: 2 results: BibTex RIS RTF XML Sort by: Author Title Type [ Year (Desc) ] Filters: Author is Marion L. Russell [Clear All Filters] 2013 Mullen, Nasim A., Marion L. Russell, Melissa M. Lunden, and Brett C. Singer. "Investigation of formaldehyde and acetaldehyde sampling rate and ozone interference for passive deployment of Waters Sep-Pak XPoSure samplers." Atmospheric Environment 80 (2013): 184-189. Noris, Federico, Gary Adamkiewicz, William W. Delp, Toshifumi Hotchi, Marion L. Russell, Brett C. Singer, Michael Spears, Kimberly Vermeer, and William J. Fisk. "Indoor environmental quality benefits of apartment energy retrofits." Building Environment 68 (2013): 170-178. Maddalena, Randy L., Amanda Parra, Marion L. Russell, and Wen-Yee Lee. Measurement of Passive Uptake Rates for Volatile Organic Compounds on
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Marion L Russell Marion L Russell Marion Russell Indoor Environment Group Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 1 Cyclotron Road MS 70-108B Berkeley CA 94720 Office Location: 70-0222 (510) 495-2915 firstname.lastname@example.com This publications database is an ongoing project, and not all Division publications are represented here yet. Publications 2013 Noris, Federico, Gary Adamkiewicz, William W. Delp, Toshifumi Hotchi, Marion L. Russell, Brett C. Singer, Michael Spears, Kimberly Vermeer, and William J. Fisk. "Indoor environmental quality benefits of apartment energy retrofits." Building Environment 68 (2013): 170-178. Download: PDF (2.56 MB) Mullen, Nasim A., Marion L. Russell, Melissa M. Lunden, and Brett C. Singer. "Investigation of formaldehyde and acetaldehyde sampling rate and
Testing and distribution of the RPS2 proposal submission system Robert E. Douglas, Jr.
/server system implemented using Tcl/Tk. The client can transparently access servers on the user's machine
Douglas Jr., Robert E.
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Rational Expectations and Biological Feasibility in the Projection of Supply and Demand for Douglas Fir Stumpage
logged, milled into either plywood or lumber, and used forthat ber and 50% of plywood (Stanford Research Institute,The widespread use of plywood and the availability of
Berck, Peter
A multifunctional heat pipe sandwich panel structure Douglas T. Queheillalt a,*, Gerardo Carbajal b
...................................................77 188.8.131.52. Heat Transfer Due to the Heat Exchange Fluid ...............................79 3., Reykjavik, Iceland, was used to simulate the impact of ground-water flow on the average heat exchange fluid response of a fluid flowing through a ground heat exchanger in a single borehole. A schematic
Wadley, Haydn
Adaptive Finite Elements and Colliding Black Holes Douglas N. Arnold, Arup Mukherjee, and Luc Pouly
construction in Hanford, Washing- ton and Livingston Parish, Louisiana. Each of the two LIGO installations, or LIGO, is now being constructed to detect gravity waves. Consequently there is great interest is possible, and several large projects to construct gravitational wave observatories are now underway
Arnold, Douglas N.
Geothermal Resource Area 5, Churchill, Douglas, Lyon and Storey Counties area development plan
Within this four county area there are many known geothermal resources ranging in temperature from 70 to over 350{sup 0}F. Thirteen of these resources are considered major and have been selected for evaluation. Various potential uses of the energy found were determined after evaluating the study area's physical characteristics, land ownership and land use patterns, existing population and projected growth rates, and transportation facilities. These factors were then compared with the site specific resource characteristics. The uses considered were divided into five main categories: electrical generation; space heating; recreation; industrial process heat; and agriculture.
Pugsley, M.
Grand Coulee Dam Wildlife Mitigation Program : Pygmy Rabbit Programmatic Management Plan, Douglas County, Washington.
The Northwest Power Planning Council and the Bonneville Power Administration approved the pygmy rabbit project as partial mitigation for impacts caused by the construction of Grand Coulee Dam. The focus of this project is the protection and enhancement of shrub-steppe/pygmy rabbit habitat in northeastern Washington.
Ashley, Paul
NSLS Electrical Equipment Inspection
Electrical Equipment Inspection Information Electrical Equipment Inspection Information A note to vendors visiting NSLS A note to users visiting NSLS Proteus Electrical Conformity Remediation Currently Certified Electrical Equipment Inspectors: First Line Contacts Email Extension Poshka, Dennis email@example.com 2825 Alternate Contacts Boerner Jr, Albert firstname.lastname@example.com 5990 Buda, Scott firstname.lastname@example.com 3914 Caruso, Michael firstname.lastname@example.com 4100 Chmiel, Robert email@example.com 8141 Church, Randolph firstname.lastname@example.com 2736 Clay, Barret email@example.com 7284 D'Alsace, Roy firstname.lastname@example.com 3973 Danneil, Christopher firstname.lastname@example.com 8609 Davila, Peter firstname.lastname@example.com 7625 De Toll, Peter email@example.com 4100 Durfee, Douglas firstname.lastname@example.com 7625 Fulkerson, Michael firstname.lastname@example.com 5194 Gallagher, John email@example.com 5770 Harder, David firstname.lastname@example.com 4978
Interview with Dieter Richter | ORNL Neutron Sciences
discusses "common thread" linking unconventional superconducting materials Dec. 2011, Interview by Deborah Counce Douglas Scalapino Professor Emeritus Douglas Scalapino....
The Advanced Light Source: Technical Design
wiggler --"" after upgrade / SSRL NSLS bend GeV) 1 eV 10 eVRadiation Laboratory (SSRL) uses the SPEAR storage ring atNSLS (VUV) NSLS (X-ray) SSRL (SPEAR) (1.9 max) (nominal)
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Los Angeles
. The major facilities at SLAC are the linac, End Station A, SPEAR and SSRL, PEP II, SLC, and the FFTB fundamental objects called quarks. The Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory (SSRL) uses the SPEAR storage
for SPEAR3 We studied the potential of the SPEAR3 storage ring optics and explored lattice options to significantly reduce the emittance. Lattices with emittance down to near 6...
Laboratory Measurement of Secondary Pollutant Yields from Ozone Reaction
Laboratory Measurement of Secondary Pollutant Yields from Ozone Reaction Laboratory Measurement of Secondary Pollutant Yields from Ozone Reaction with HVAC Filters Title Laboratory Measurement of Secondary Pollutant Yields from Ozone Reaction with HVAC Filters Publication Type Conference Proceedings Year of Publication 2009 Authors Destaillats, Hugo, Wenhao Chen, Michael G. Apte, Nuan Li, Michael Spears, Jérémie Almosni, Jianshun Zheng, and William J. Fisk Conference Name Proceedings of the Healthy Buildings 2009 Conference Conference Location Syracuse, NY Keywords building-related symptoms, hvac filter, ozone, ptr-ms, secondary pollutants Abstract We used Proton Transfer Reaction - Mass Spectrometry (PTR-MS) and conventional sampling methods to monitor and identify trace level organic pollutants formed in heterogeneous reactions between ozone and HVAC filters in real time. Experiments were carried out using a bench-scale flow tube reactor operating with dry air and humidified air (50% RH), at realistically high ozone concentrations (150 ppbv). We explored different filter media (i.e., fiberglass and cotton/polyester blends) and different particle loadings (i.e., clean filter and filters loaded with particles for 3 months at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the Port of Oakland, CA). Detailed emission dynamics of very low levels of certain organic pollutants from filter media upon ozone exposure in the presence of moisture have been obtained and analyzed.
ESS 2012 Peer Review - Oahu Energy Storage Study - Michael Kintner...
Impacts of Storage on Feeder 0 250 500 750 1000 6:00 9:00 12:00 15:00 18:00 Direct Normal Solar Radiation (Wm 2 ) Time of Day - July 2, 2011 Data from NREL MIDC Solar Database -...
Revolution and Evolution in Twentieth-Century Macroeconomics Michael Woodford
, chain of causation with a complexity to rival a Rube Goldberg cartoon. They were intended to render
Tesfatsion, Leigh
Semantic Patterns Steffen Staab, Michael Erdmann, Alexander Maedche
]), or systems that include temporal reasoning (e.g., for corporate history analysis [4]). 2 #12;the the claims we make with a case study considering as target representation systems OIL/FaCT [14], currently History When one tries to reuse semantics across boundaries stemming from the usage of different
Staab, Steffen
On closed Weingarten surfaces Wolfgang K uhnel and Michael Steller
; This list is, of course, not exhausting. It is not di#cult to obtain closed smooth Wein garten surfaces for higher genus. However, K.Voss proved in [10] that a closed analytic Wein garten surface of genus zero
Kuehnel, Wolfgang
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absolute values of thermal rate constants can now be directly determined by using the shock tube technique. Professional Organizations o American Chemical Society o Sigma Xi...
MICHAEL R. HOFFMANN Division of Engineering and Applied Science
photocatalytic activity with visible light irradiation, J. Mater. Res., 2010, 25, 149-158. Choi, J.; Park, H.; Hoffmann, M. R. Effects of single metal-ion doping on the visible light photoreactivity of TiO2, J. Phys.; Choi, W.; Hoffmann, M. R. Photocatalytic hydrogen production with visible light over Pt
Goddard III, William A.
M.tuberculosis all text and photos by michael barnes
Thomas Leyba, Marissa Grondin, Tracie James and Joseph Wilson for managing the technical details. 8, 2013, with presentations given by Regents Emeritus Professor John Alcock and Professor Emeritus by illustrating the part played by humor in Arizona's history. The keynote presenter, John Morreall
Neumark, Daniel M.
PSFC West Cell Power Presented by: Phil Michael
McDonald, Kirk
Personal Projection V. Michael Bove, Jr. and Wilfrido Sierra
Monterrey (ITESM) Campus Morelos, Mexico. He has worked at Petroleos Mexicanos (PEMEX) and Scientific
Bove Jr., V. Michael
Advanced Topics in OS: Multithreading 2 Michael Elhadad
() -- struct timeval time; time.tv�??sec = 2; time.tv�??usec = 0; for (;;) -- printf(''Otherwork...``n''); lwp timeval time; time.tv�??sec = timeout; time.tv�??usec = 0; lwp�??sleep(&time); printf(''%s slept %d secs
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Mixed-Integer Nonlinear Programming Michael R. Bussieck Armin Pruessner
, reaction, and centrifuge separation), and optimal design of gas or water transmission networks. Other areas
Neumaier, Arnold
Michael Scott Robeson II Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
of Continuous Trapping-Magnetic Activated Cell Sorter (CT-MACS) with the merits of handling a small amount, on the surface of low acid fruits and vegetables, and as spores in soil. These toxins are known
Colorado at Boulder, University of
M.S.Wright 1 NAME Dr. Michael Sinclair Wright
, Building Non-Handicapping Environments, Salford, UK. October 2001. CIBSE National Lighting Conference, York. April 1999. 1st International Symposium on Human Behaviour in Fire, Ulster, UK. September 1998. CIBSE, September 1996. Vision 96, Madrid, July 1996. CIBSE National Lighting Conference, Bath, April 1996. CIBSE
Moon, Jaekyun "Jae"
Fuel Cells for a Sustainable Future? Jane Powell, Michael Peters,
such as the molten carbonate fuel cell (MCFC) and solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) that operate at high temperatures. To improve the response time a reformate buffer can be included in the system. The internal reforming SOFC cell MCFC Molten carbonate Fuel cell SOFC Solid oxide fuel cell PEMFC/PEFC Proton exchange (membrane
Watson, Andrew
Global Change The IGBP Series Michael J. R. Fasham (Ed.)
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Moore, Keith
Dependent Interoperability Peter-Michael Osera Vilhelm Sjoberg Steve Zdancewic
) -SDS1 T1 v1, SDS2 ([v1/y]T2)v2> EVAL STM SD PAIR t - t C:S A 0 C:(y :T1) B t1 0 arg2 S2 ((x:S1.s) (SDS1 T1 y)) EVAL DTM DS ABS DS ((y:T1)T2) (S1S2) - let y = DST1 S1 u1 in on the SD boundary: SDS1S2 (y:T1)T2 -SDS1 T1 v1, SDS2 [v1/y]T2 v2> This is different from prior
Plotkin, Joshua B.
x in SDS2 ([y /y]T2)((y:T1.t) y ) eval stm sd abs SD (S1S2) ((y:T1)T2) -SDS1 T1 v1, SDS2) - t = [v/y]t1 (C v) eval dtm ds constr DS ((y:T1)T2) (S1S2) x:S1.s - y:T1.DST2 S2 ((x:S1.s) (SDS1 T1 y on the SD boundary: SDS1S2 (y:T1)T2 -SDS1 T1 v1, SDS2 [v1/y]T2 v2> This is different from prior
Low Dose Radiation Research Program: Barry D. Michael
B.D. (2006). Bystander-induced differentiation: A major response to targeted irradiation of a urothelial explant model. Mutation Research 597(1-2):43-49. Prise, K.M.,...
Symposium on the Nature of Science?Michael S. Turner
5% stuff made of the elements in the periodic table; 30% exotic dark matter; and 65% dark energy, for a grand total equalling the critical density. The exotic dark matter,...
Carbon management and biodiversity Michael A. Huston*, Gregg Marland1
of the landscape on many continents, are not good candidates for intensive harvest-and-use systems for biofuels of competitively priced biofuels will largely compete for land with agriculture (Kszos et al., 2000 that biofuels plantations on productive lands have higher animal biodiversity than do the annual agricultural
A SOFTWARE PIPELINE FOR PROTEIN STRUCTURE PREDICTION Michael S. Lee
Wilson, and Jaques Reifman DoD Biotechnology High Performance Computing Software Applications Institute U
Michael Murray, Ph.D. National Wildlife Federation
combustion may cause the oxidation of mercury, and chloride mercury #12;13 13 species may be the major form combustion and gasification flue gases, Environ. Sci. Technol. 30 (1996) 2421-2426. [23] S.B. Ghorishi, C Ms. Ref. No.: HAZMAT-D-07-00176 Accepted manuscript #12;2 2 Abstract Municipal solid waste (MSW) flue
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Enjoy Summer Grilling Safely Michael A. Davis, Ph.D.
. The maximum time it should be held without refrigeration is two (2) hours. All poultry meat (chicken, turkey. Remember that excess smoke and flare-ups are caused by fat from the meat. To avoid these, use meats that are generally low in fat or trim the fat from the meat. You can also use aluminum foil to cover the grill
Behavior-aware, Unified Service Discovery Michael Pantazoglou, Aphrodite Tsalgatidou
Athens, Greece Phone: +30 210 727 5206 {michaelp, email@example.com George Spanoudakis City University Department of Computing Northampton Square, London EC1V 0HB, UK Phone: +44 20 7040 8346 firstname.lastname@example.com rendering itself available for discovery and reuse. In terms of their exposed interfaces, both atomic
Spanoudakis, George
Interactive Drama, Art and Artificial Intelligence Michael Mateas
level that combines aspects of character and story. 1 Zoesis, the company founded by former Oz Project; the generated Java code is supported by the ABL runtime system. ABL modifies Hap in a number of ways, changing representations of the social action performed by the surface text utterance. A custom rule language (implemented
California at Santa Cruz, University of
NREL: Biomass Research - Michael T. Guarnieri, Ph.D.
Analysis of Hydrogen Production in the Green Alga Chlamydomonas moewusii through RNA-Seq. Biotechnology for Biofuels 2013, In Press. Guarnieri MT, Nag A, Yang S, Pienkos PT....
The Fuzzy Ant Valeri Rozin and Michael Margaliot
for solving Problem 1. Indeed, the real power of fuzzy logic theory is in its ability to efficiently handle, using fuzzy logic theory, obtain a mathematical model of this behavior that can be immediately, graph theory and communication engineering (see e.g., [23, 24, 25]). 3 Fuzzy modeling In this section
Margaliot, Michael
Lori Lovell Professors Michael Hamburger and John Rupp
gas consumption (USDA 2008). Facing a potential end to the Oil Age due to peak oil, climate change% of the world's population, the nation is responsible for 40% of global oil consumptionFigure 1. United States
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Michael Holland (DOE) UT Colloquium October 10, 2011
crude, biofuels, CTL/CTL/CBTL/... sold at oil price Go beyond "energy independence" to "price, 2011www.energy.gov/QTR Steven Koonin Under Secretary for Science US Department of Energy Report Logic Flow 5 Energy context Supply/demand Energy essentials Energy challenges Energy Security US
Dai, Pengcheng
with inherently tight crack widths, typically less than 80 micron, even when strained up to 5% in uniaxial tension to undergo large deformations while maintaining load capacity. Of interest to this study are the tight crack mixture. Mixing proportions of both materials are shown in Table 1. The sand used in ECC had an average
Lepech, Michael D.
SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE MATERIAL DESIGN Michael D. Lepech1
are related to material durability (i.e. freeze-thaw resistance) and structural durability (i.e. tight crack composites, substitute materials may be considered a portion of the binder (cement replacement), filler (sand ECC utilizing low cement content and replacing virgin sand with waste foundry sand. Figure 6. ECC M45
2012 SG Peer Review - Recovery Act: NSTAR Automated Mater Reading Based Dynamic Pricing - Douglas Horton, NSTAR Electric & Gas
Peer Peer Review Meeting Peer Review Meeting AMR Based Dynamic Pricing y g Doug Horton NSTAR Electric & Gas Co. 6/8/2012 AMR Based Dynamic Pricing Objective Provide two-way communication of electricity cost & consumption data utilizing the customers existing meter & Internet. Goal to achieve 5% reduction in peak and Goal to achieve 5% reduction in peak and average load. Life-cycle Funding ($K) Total Budget Total DOE Funding to Technical Scope Use customer's existing AMR meter and broadband Internet to achieve two way Total Budget Total DOE Funding Funding to Date $4,900k $2,362k $1,623k broadband Internet to achieve two way communication and "AMI" functionality Cutting-edge solution to integrate: * Existing meters E i ti I t t December 2008 * Existing Internet * Existing billing & CIS
The editorial handbook: A comprehensive document to guide authors through the editorial process at Douglas & McIntyre Publishing Group.
??This report examines the creation of and reception to an editorial handbook for authors in a trade setting; such handbooks are prevalent among university presses� (more)
Cheung, Iva
Flow Centralities: Do they Predict the Economic Rise and Fall of States? Douglas R. White and David Smith
eventually move down. Several major competing theories about mobility and centrality are tested here using and of the market depends on the ability to insert new processes into transaction chains in which products by Kaldor (1985), would suggest that the measure of centrality most relevant to mobility would
White, Douglas R.
Multi-Flash 3D Photography: Capturing Shape and Appearance Douglas Lanman Peter G. Sibley Daniel Crispell
using a calibration grid. After data capture, we rectify each image to remove any radial distortion the algorithm described in [Raskar et al. 2004], we estimate a depth edge confidence map for each viewpoint International Sympo- sium on 3D Data Processing, Visualization and Transmission. RASKAR, R., TAN, K.-H., FERIS
Taubin, Gabriel
Taiwan Aerospace and McDonnell Douglas: A Strategic Perspective on the National Interest in the Commercial Aircraft Industry
Boeing 707. "Orders by international carriers were heavy. Inheavy research and development costs for jet engines, jumbo airframes and wings, and advanced avionics, federal military grants allowed Boeing [
Tyson, Laura D'Andrea; Chin, Pei-Hsiung
EA-1891: Alvey-Fairview 230-kV Transmission Line Rebuild Lane, Douglas and Coos Counties, Oregon
This EA evaluates the environmental impacts of a proposal to rebuild DOE�s Bonneville Power Administration�s Alvey-Fairview No. 1 230-kV transmission line located between Eugene, Oregon, and Coquille, Oregon.
The Immigration Experience in Saskatchewan's Labour Market
The Immigration Experience in Saskatchewan's Labour Market Douglas Durst Faculty of Social Work April 2008 #12;© April 2008, Douglas Durst All rights reserved Douglas Durst doug.durst
Fermilab Steering Group Report
Acknowledgement Acknowledgement The Fermilab Steering Group is grateful to many members of the particle physics and accelerator community for their expert advice and contributions to the preparation of this report: Robert Abrams, Nikolai Andreev, Charles Ankenbrandt, Giorgio Apollinari, Jeff Appel, Rick Baartman, Jonathan Bagger, Wander Baldini, Barry Barish, Gerald Blazey, Dixon Bogert, Ed Bonnema, James Brau, Steven Brice, Stanley Brodsky, Daniel Broemmelsiek, Alan Bross, Charles Brown, Douglas Bryman, William Bugg, Alexey Burov, Phillip Burrows, Maksim Bychkov, Robert Cahn, Marcela Carena, Jean-Paul Carneiro, Harry Carter, Robert Carey, Brian Chase, David Christian, Michael Church, Willie Clark, Janet Conrad, John Corlett, Mary Anne Cummings, Dan Dale, Chris Damerell, Paul Debevec, André de Gouvea, Fritz DeJongh, Marcel Demarteau, Paul Derwent, Milind Diwan, Harold Lee Dodds, Gerald Dugan, Craig Dukes, Estia Eichten, Eckhard Elsen, Louis Emery, Peter Fisher, George Flanagan, Tony Favale, Gary Feldman, Buck Field, David Finley, Bonnie Fleming, Brian Foster, Emil Frlez, Kenneth Ganezer, Consolato Gattuso, Stephen Geer, Norman Gelfand, Terry Goldman, Keith Gollwitzer, Maury Goodman, Paul Grannis, Daniel Green, Terry Grimm, Alan Hahn, Reidar Hahn, Michael Harrison, Ayman Hawari, David Hertzog, Robert Hirosky, David Hitlin, Richard Holmes, Maxine Hronek, Patrick Hurh, Jim Hylen, Gerald Jackson, Andreas Jansson, David Johnson, Jeffrey Johnson, Rol Johnson, John Johnstone, Chang Kee Jung, Steven Kahn, Peter Kammel, Yuri Kamyshkov, David Kawall, Kara Keeter, Christina Keller, Robert Kephart, Harold Kirk, David Kirkby, Arkadiy Klebaner, Sergey Korenev, Ioanis Kourbanis, Andreas Kronfeld, Krishna Kumar, James Lackey, Kenneth Lande, Valeri Lebedev, Kevin Lesko, Tony Leveling, Mats Lindroos, Laurence Littenberg, Vladimir Lobashev, Kevin Lynch, William Marciano, Daniel Marlow, John Marriner, Michael Martens, Dongming Mei, Mark Messier, Peter Meyers, Phillip Miller, Shekhar Mishra, Hugh Montgomery, Kevin Munday, Homer Neal, David Neuffer, Andrew Norman, Kenneth Olsen, Peter Ostroumov, Satoshi Ozaki, Robert Palmer, Vaia Papadimitriou, Stephen Parke, Kent Paschke, Ralph Pasquinelli, Todd Pedlar, Stephen Peggs, Susan Pfiffner, Henryk Piekarz, Thomas Phillips, Dinko Pocanic, Milorad Popovic, James Popp, Eric Prebys, Chris Quigg, Regina Rameika, Ronald Ray, Lee Roberts, Tom Roberts, Natalie Roe, Jerome Rosen, Marc Ross, Howard Rubin, Randy Ruchti, Richard Sah, Niki Saoulidou, Kate Scholberg, Alan Schwartz, Yannis Semertzidis, Abraham Seiden, Melvyn Shochet, Marilyn Smith, Henry Sobel, Paul Souder, Giulio Stancari, Michelle Stancari, Raymond Stefanski, James Stone, Sheldon Stone, Michael Syphers, Alex Tarasiewicz, Eddie Tatar, Rex Tayloe, Alvin Tollestrup, Yagmur Torun, Todd Treado, Michael Turner, Fred Ullrich, John Urbin, Alexander Valishev, Leonid Vorobiev, Nick Walker, Robert Webber, Bernard Wehring, Steven Werkema, Christopher White, Herman White, James Whitmore, David Wildman, Kent Alan Williams, William Willis, Phil Winkle, William Snow, Stanley Wojcicki, Hitoshi Yamamoto, Peter Yamin, Katsuya Yonehara, Cary Yoshikawa, Albert Young, Michael Zeller, Michael Zisman, Alexander Zlobin, and Robert Zwaska
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REQUIREMENTS REQUIREMENTS FOR ASCI STUDY LEADER Roy Schwitters CONTRIBUTORS INCLUDE: Henry Abarbanel Michael Brenner John M. Cornwall William Dally Alvin Despain Paul E. Dimotakis Sidney Drell Douglas M. Eardley Robert Grober Raymond Jeanloz Jonathan Katz Steven Koonin Darrell Long Dan Meiron (Consultant) Francis Perkins Christopher Stubbs Peter Weinberger JSR-03-330 September 15, 2003 The MITRE Corporation JASON Program Office 7515 Colshire Drive McLean, Virginia 22102 (703) 883-6997 Contents 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1 2 INTRODUCTION 5 2.1 Charge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 2.2 Summer Study . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 2.3 The ASCI Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 3 ASCI PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS 9 3.1 Components of the Stockpile Stewardship Program and Their Demands on ASCI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 3.2 STS and Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
June 19, 2012 June 19, 2012 Re: Docket No. EERE- 2008-BT-STD-0005, RIN 1904-AB57 Ex parte communication Department of Energy Meeting of June 13, 2012 This memorandum for the record provides a summary of a June 13, 2012, meeting with U.S. Department of Energy staff concerning DOE's proposed rulemaking regarding amended energy conservation standards for Class A external power supplies (EPSs) and new energy conservation standards for non-Class A EPSs and battery chargers. Meeting attendees: John Cymbalsky (DOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy) Jeremy Dommu (DOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy) Daniel Cohen (DOE Office of General Counsel) Michael Kito (DOE Office of General Counsel) Douglas Johnson (Consumer Electronics Association)
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5 results: 5 results: BibTex RIS RTF XML Sort by: Author Title Type [ Year (Desc) ] Filters: Author is Srinandini Parthasarathy [Clear All Filters] 2013 Dutton, Spencer M., Wanyu R. Chan, Mark J. Mendell, Marcella Barrios, Srinandini Parthasarathy, Meera A. Sidheswaran, Douglas P. Sullivan, Katerina Eliseeva, and William J. Fisk. Evaluation of the Indoor Air Quality Procedure for Use in Retail Buildings. Berkeley: Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2013. 2012 Parthasarathy, Srinandini, Wanyu R. Chan, William J. Fisk, and Thomas E. McKone. "Modeling indoor exposures to VOCs and SVOCs as ventilation rates vary." In Healthy Buildings 2012 - 10th International Conference. Brisbane, Queensland, 2012. 2011 Parthasarathy, Srinandini, Thomas E. McKone, and Michael G. Apte.
LET and gender are critical factors in accelerating development of lymphoma in irradiated Bax transgenic C57Bl/6 mice
LET and gender are critical factors in accelerating development of lymphoma in LET and gender are critical factors in accelerating development of lymphoma in irradiated Bax transgenic C57Bl/6 mice James A. Jacobus 1 , Chester Duda 2 , Sean M. Martin 3 , Mitchell C. Coleman 1 , Kranti Mapuskar 2 , Nukhet Aykin-Burns 1 , C. Michael Knudson 3 , Douglas R. Spitz 1 . 1 Free Radical and Radiation Biology Program, 2 Human Toxicology Program, Departments of Radiation Oncology and 3 Pathology, The University of Iowa Humans are exposed to sparsely ionizing (low LET) radiation from environmental sources and radiotherapy as well as densely ionizing (high LET) radiation during radiotherapy and from cosmic radiations, particularly during space travel. To test the hypothesis that defects in mitochondrial metabolism leading to increased ROS levels could alter responses to radiation, lymphoma-prone C57Bl/6 mice over expressing the
Enhancing Reservoir Management in the Appalach
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Micro Pocket Fission Detectors (MPFD) Micro Pocket Fission Detectors (MPFD) Troy Unruh Idaho National Laboratory May 21-22, 2013 2 Project Overview Goal and Objectives * Develop, fabricate, and evaluate the performance of prototype, high temperature, compact, multi-purpose, fast and thermal fission chambers with integral temperature sensors Participants » Troy Unruh and Joy Rempe; Idaho National Laboratory » Philip Ugorowski, Douglas McGregor, and Michael Reichenberger; Kansas State University » Jean-François Villard; Commissariate a l'energie atomique DOE-R&D programs benefitting from this work * FCRD, ATR NSUF, ARC, SMR, NGNP, LWR/Reactor Safety (new), and LWRS/ Industry Programs 3 Technology Impact Robust and compact multi-purpose advanced neutron detector sorely
6 results: 6 results: BibTex RIS RTF XML Sort by: Author Title Type [ Year (Desc) ] Filters: Author is Sheng-Chieh Chang [Clear All Filters] 2008 Galitsky, Christina, Sheng-Chieh Chang, Ernst Worrell, and Eric R. Masanet. Energy Efficiency Improvement and Cost Saving Opportunities for the Pharmaceutical Industry.. LBNL, 2008. 2006 Galitsky, Christina, Sheng-Chieh Chang, Ernst Worrell, and Eric R. Masanet. Improving Energy Efficiency in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Operations., 2006. 2004 Price, Phillip N., Sheng-Chieh Chang, and Michael D. Sohn. Characterizing buildings for airflow models: What should we measure?. Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2004. Black, Douglas R., Tracy L. Thatcher, Richard G. Sextro, William W. Delp, Sheng-Chieh Chang, Emily E. Wood, Jean C. Deputy, Toshifumi Hotchi, M. R.
Mobilizing Public Markets to Finance Renewable Energy Projects: Insights from Expert Stakeholders
Mobilizing Public Markets to Mobilizing Public Markets to Finance Renewable Energy Projects: Insights from Expert Stakeholders Paul Schwabe and Michael Mendelsohn National Renewable Energy Laboratory Felix Mormann Steyer-Taylor Center for Energy Policy and Finance Stanford University Douglas J. Arent Joint Institute for Strategic Energy Analysis Technical Report NREL/TP-6A20-55021 June 2012 NREL is a national laboratory of the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy, operated by the Alliance for Sustainable Energy, LLC. National Renewable Energy Laboratory 15013 Denver West Parkway Golden, Colorado 80401 303-275-3000 * www.nrel.gov Contract No. DE-AC36-08GO28308 Mobilizing Public Markets to Finance Renewable Energy Projects: Insights from Expert
A Vortex Contactor for Carbon Dioxide Separations
Vortex Contactor for Carbon Dioxide Separations Vortex Contactor for Carbon Dioxide Separations Kevin T. Raterman (firstname.lastname@example.com; 208-526-5444) Michael McKellar (firstname.lastname@example.com; 208-526-1346) Anna Podgorney (firstname.lastname@example.com; 208-526-0064) Douglas Stacey (firstname.lastname@example.com; 208-526-3938) Terry Turner (email@example.com; 208-526-8623) Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory P.O. Box 1625 Idaho Falls, Idaho 83415-2110 Brian Stokes (email@example.com; 415-972-5591) John Vranicar (email@example.com; 415-972-5591) Pacific Gas & Electric Company 123 Mission Street San Francisco, CA 94105 Introduction Many analysts 1,2,3 identify carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) capture and separation as a major roadblock in efforts to cost effectively mitigate greenhouse gas emissions via sequestration. An assessment 4 conducted by the International Energy Agency (IEA)
Wyndham Chicago Hotel Wyndham Chicago Hotel Chicago, Illinois September 17, 2008 AGENDA 7:30 - 8:30 am Registration 8:30 - 8:45 am DOE Presentation Plans for the 2009 Congestion Study and Objectives of Workshop 8:45 - 10:00 am Panel I Panelists: Honorable Fred Butler, Commissioner, New Jersey Board of Public Utilities Dan Cleverdon, Technical Advisor, Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia Honorable Sherman Elliott, Commissioner, Illinois Commerce Commission Michael J. Kormos, Senior Vice President-Operations, PJM Interconnection Honorable Douglas Nazarian, Chairman, Maryland Public Service Commission 10:00 - 10:15 am Break 10:15 - 11:30 am Panel II Panelists: Lisa Barton, Vice President of Transmission Strategy and Business Development,
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History of the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource | Stanford...
History of the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource SPEAR Based on new applications of synchrotron radiation, SSRL began in 1973 as the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Project...
glass and allow higher temperature operation that will produce the best glass form and increase the flow and pour rate. Terry Spears, DOE Assistant Manager for Waste Disposition...
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R&D for a Soft X-Ray Free Electron Laser Facility
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Accelerator Control." SSRL Memo, March, [5] G. Portmann, �ALS (LBNL) and SPEAR3 (SSRL) but easily ports to othereffort between ALS and SSRL, many of the control functions
SSRL HEADLINES December 2002
Impurities on Silicon Wafers Using Synchrotron Radiation Holiday Greetings from the SSRL Director SPEAR3 Lehman Review Biannual Scientific Policy Committee Meeting SSRLUO-EC...
and Scheduling Procedures Current SPEAR and Beam Line Schedules SOURCE: 30-pole, 1.45-Tesla Wiggler ID Side Station BEAM LINE SPECIFICATIONS: energy range grating type resolution...
Submittal and Scheduling Procedures Current SPEAR and Beam Line Schedules SOURCE: 1.3 Tesla Bend Magnet BEAM LINE SPECIFICATIONS: energy range resolution DEE spot size flux...
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SSRL HEADLINES Mar 2002
and Opportunities of Common Interest Highlights of the Workshop on Recent Advances in the Medical Applications of Synchrotron Radiation SPEAR3 Update Upcoming Events at SSRL and...
SSRL HEADLINES March 2004
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5 November, 2000 5 November, 2000 _____________________________________________________________________________ Contents of This Issue: SPEAR2 is Still Going Strong! The SSRL Proposal Review Panel Welcomes a New Member X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy - Insights into Molecular Toxicology A New Face in the User Research Administration SSRLUO Executive Committee Election Results New Mirror for Powder Diffraction Beam Line _____________________________________________________________________________ 1. SPEAR2 is Still Going Strong! (contact: Ed Guerra - email@example.com) We are happy to report that in our efforts to prepare for SPEAR3 construction during the recent shutdown, we did not break SPEAR2. The FY2001 run, which saw first users on-line on November 1, 2000, has come off
Association of Classroom Ventilation with Reduced Illness Absence: A
Association of Classroom Ventilation with Reduced Illness Absence: A Association of Classroom Ventilation with Reduced Illness Absence: A Prospective Study in California Elementary Schools Title Association of Classroom Ventilation with Reduced Illness Absence: A Prospective Study in California Elementary Schools Publication Type Journal Article Refereed Designation Refereed LBNL Report Number LBNL-6259E Year of Publication 2013 Authors Mendell, Mark J., Ekaterina Eliseeva, Morris G. Davies, Michael Spears, Agnes B. Lobscheid, William J. Fisk, and Michael G. Apte Journal Indoor Air Keywords carbon dioxide, Illness absence, indoor environmental quality, schools, ventilation Abstract Limited evidence associates inadequate classroom ventilation rates (VRs) with increased illness absence (IA). We investigated relationships between VRs and IA in Californiaelementary schools over two school years in 162 3rd-5th grade classrooms in 28 schools in three school districts: South Coast (SC), Bay Area (BA), and Central Valley (CV). We estimated relationships between daily IA and VR (estimated from real-time carbon dioxide) in zero-inflated negative binomial models. We also compared IA benefits and energy costs of increased VRs. All school districts had median VRs below the 7.1 L/sec-person California standard. For each additional 1 L/sec-person of VR, IA was reduced significantly (p<0.05) in models for combined districts (-1.6%) and for SC (-1.2%), and non-significantly for districts providing less data: BA (-1.5%) and CV (-1.0%). Assuming associations were causal and generalizable, increasing classroom VRs from the California average (4 L/sec-person) to the State standard would decrease IA by 3.4%, increase attendance-linked funding to schools by $33 million annually, and increase costs only $4 million. Further increasing VRs would provide additional benefits. These findings, while requiring confirmation, suggest that increasing classroom VRs above the State
Improving Indoor Environmental Quality and Energy Performance of Modular
Indoor Environmental Quality and Energy Performance of Modular Indoor Environmental Quality and Energy Performance of Modular Classroom HVAC Systems Title Improving Indoor Environmental Quality and Energy Performance of Modular Classroom HVAC Systems Publication Type Conference Proceedings Year of Publication 2005 Authors Apte, Michael G., Michael Spears, Chi-Ming Lai, and Derek G. Shendell Conference Name Proceedings of Sustainable Buildings 2005 Conference Pagination 1432-1437 Conference Location Tokyo, Japan, September 27-29, 2005 Abstract The factory-built relocatable classroom (RC) is a dominant force in the school facility construction industry in the United States (U.S.) and elsewhere. It is estimated that there are approximately 650,000 RCs currently occupied in the U.S., housing about 16 million students. RCs receive public attention due to complaints about poor indoor environmental quality (IEQ). Both measured data and anecdotal evidence in California have suggested excessive acoustical noise from heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment as a central factor leading to degraded IEQ. In the U.S., RCs are typically equipped with unitary exterior wall-mount HVAC systems, and interior acoustical noise due to structural and airborne transmission can reach levels of about 58dB(A) with compressor cycling, under unoccupied conditions. Due to these noise levels teachers often simply choose to turn off the HVAC, leading to inadequate ventilation, as well as poor thermal conditioning, and thus to poor indoor air quality. Elevated levels of carbon dioxide and volatile organic compounds including formaldehyde are common. We discuss the acoustic component of our efforts to develop and test energy efficient HVAC systems that address the ventilation, controls, and acoustic requirements necessary to ensure high quality indoor environments in RCs
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Installation Restoration Program. Remedial investigation report. Site 1. Fire Training Area. Volk Field Air National Guard Base, Camp Douglas, Wi. Volume 2. Final remedial investigation report
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Installation Restoration Program. Remedial investigation report. Site 1. Fire Training Area. Volk Field Air National Guard Base, Camp Douglas, Wi. Volume 1. Final remedial investigation report
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Indoor environmental quality benefits of apartment energy retrofits
Indoor environmental quality benefits of apartment energy retrofits Indoor environmental quality benefits of apartment energy retrofits Title Indoor environmental quality benefits of apartment energy retrofits Publication Type Journal Article LBNL Report Number LBNL-6373E Year of Publication 2013 Authors Noris, Federico, Gary Adamkiewicz, William W. Delp, Toshifumi Hotchi, Marion L. Russell, Brett C. Singer, Michael Spears, Kimberly Vermeer, and William J. Fisk Journal Building Environment Volume 68 Pagination 170-178 Date Published 10/2013 Keywords Apartments; Energy; Indoor environmental quality; Retrofit; Selection Abstract Sixteen apartments serving low-income populations in three buildings were retrofit with the goal of simultaneously reducing energy consumption and improving indoor environmental quality (IEQ). Retrofit measures varied among apartments and included, among others, envelope sealing, installation of continuous mechanical ventilation systems, upgrading bathroom fans and range hoods, attic insulation, replacement of heating and cooling systems, and adding wall-mounted particle air cleaners. IEQ parameters were measured, generally for two one-week periods before and after the retrofits. The measurements indicate an overall improvement in IEQ conditions after the retrofits. Comfort conditions, bathroom humidity, and concentrations of carbon dioxide, acetaldehyde, volatile organic compounds, and particles generally improved. Formaldehyde and nitrogen dioxide levels decreased in the building with the highest concentrations, were unchanged in a second building, and increased in a third building. IEQ parameters other than particles improved more in apartments with continuous mechanical ventilation systems installed. In general, but not consistently, larger percent increases in air exchange rates were associated with larger percent decreases in indoor levels of the pollutants that primarily come from indoor sources.
1990 Activity report for 1986-1992
As discussed in last year`s Activity Report, a fairly complete analysis of SPEAR problems was performed in concert with SLAC, and a major maintenance/improvement process was initiated in the spring of 1989. This run made it apparent that SPEAR will remain a very useful and impressive synchrotron radiation storage ring for at least a decade, given a steady maintenance and improvement program. More details about SPEAR functioning during the run, as well as SPEAR improvements, are contained in Chapter I. The formal SPEAR injector construction project was completed in November, 1990, on-time and on-budget. Although DOE was not able to provide anticipated FY90 commissioning funds, preliminary commissioning was performed and 2.3 GeV injection to SPEAR was demonstrated. A discussion of the Injector project is contained in Chapter II. Commissioning of the injector and the injector/SPEAR complex is continuing in 1991 with Users participating during the May-September period. This user participation allowed normal experimentation, so that systems could be tested critically, but with the commissioning process having higher priority than data acquisition. Another major event in 1990 was the full dedication of SPEAR to the synchrotron radiation program. Previously SPEAR was considered a high energy physics machine that was partially dedicated to synchrotron radiation. The full dedication means that the accelerator can be modified and improved for synchrotron radiation research. Despite the heavy emphasis on completing the Injector, many beam line improvements were achieved, as described in Chapter IV. Among these was the optimization of stations 6-2 and 10-2, the provision of a considerably larger hutch for Station 1-5, which contains the area detector diffractometer, and the introduction of white light capability on 10-2. The provision of good beam during the month of April made an appreciable amount of experimentation possible. These and other runs are described in Chapter VI.
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Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory. Activity report for 1988
For SSRL operations, 1988 was a year of stark contrasts. The first extended PEP parasitic running since the construction of our two beam lines on that storage ring took place in November and December. Four experiments discussed below, were performed and detailed operational procedures which allowed synchrotron radiation an high energy users to coexist were established. SSRL anticipates that there will be significant amounts of beam time when PEP is run again for high energy physics. On the other hand, activity on SPEAR consisted of brief parasitic running on the VUV lines in December when the ring was operated at 1.85 GeV for colliding beam experiments. There was no dedicated SPEAR running throughout the entire calendar year. This is the first time since dedicated SPEAR operation was initiated in 1980 that there was no such running. The decision was motivated by both cost and performance factors, as discussed in Section 1 of this report. Fortunately, SLAC and SSRL have reached an agreement on SPEAR and PEP dedicated time charges which eliminates the cost volatility which was so important in the cancellation of the June-July dedicated SPEAR run. As discussed in Section 2, the 3 GeV SPEAR injector construction is proceeding on budget and on schedule. The injector will overcome the difficulties associated with the SLC-era constraint of only two injections per day. SSR and SLAC have also embarked on a program to upgrade SPEAR to achieve high reliability and performance. As a consequence, SSRL`s users may anticipate a highly effective SPEAR by 1991, at the latest. At that time, SPEAR is expected to be fully dedicated to synchrotron radiation research and operated by SSRL. Also contained in this report is a discussion of the improvements to SSRL`s experimental facilities and highlights of the experiments of the past year.
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long-term option for the future of the College's Reactor. 10. The College runs a small CONSORT nuclear reactor at Silwood Park. Ultimate responsibility for funding its end of life decommissioning currently of the liability, or postponing decommissioning by extending the life of the Reactor. The Paper proposed a method
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Engineering Ontologies using Semantic Patterns Steffen Staab, Michael Erdmann Alexander Maedche
for insurance help desk [27]), or systems that in- clude temporal reasoning (e.g., for corporate history representation systems OIL/FaCT [14], currently the most prominent semantic layer on top of RDF(S), and SiLRi [13 of its History When one tries to reuse semantics across boundaries stemming from the usage of different
Speaker Recognition in Encrypted Voice Streams Michael Backes1,2
of pauses in network traffic introduced when encoding an audio signal (above) with a VAD-enabled codec.) We encoded these speeches using the VAD-enabled voice codec Speex [36]. Speex is used by popular Vo.g., in mobile communication. 3 #12;Fig. 2. Patterns in network traffic introduced when using a VAD-enabled codec
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Connecting abstract description systems Oliver Kutz, Frank Wolter, and Michael Zakharyaschev.
allows users to refer to these systems (and any other endpoint) by simple symbolic names (e.g., alcf-performance parallel storage systems at ALCF and NERSC [5]. Each data point represents the average performance achieved configurations: running between a single data transfer node (DTN) at ALCF and NERSC ("go-single-ep"), and (the
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Modeling Resource-Coupled Computations Mark Hereld,* Joseph Insley, Eric Olson,* Michael E. Papka,*
CONTACT Argonne Leadership Computing Facility | www.alcf.anl.gov | email@example.com | (877) 737 The Argonne Leadership Computing Facility (ALCF) enables breakthrough science--science that will change our and more. Operated for the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Office of Science, the ALCF gives scientists
Capturing Episodes: May the Frame Be with You David Maier, Michael Grossniklaus, Sharmadha Moorthy, Kristin Tufte
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A Web-Accessible Protein Structure Prediction Pipeline Michael S. Lee
atomic structures. The pipeline was designed to be used with high performance computing clusters is currently installed at the Department of Defense (DoD) Maui High Performance Computing CenterD High Performance Computing Modernization Program Users Group Conference 978-0-7695-3946-1/10 $26
Rules of Engagement: Moving Beyond Combat-Based Anne Sullivan Michael Mateas Noah Wardrip-Fruin
,28] such as Planescape: Torment [13] and Fallout 3 [5], which integrates non-combat solutions to a selection of its STUDIOS. Fallout 3. Bethesda Softworks. 2008. 6 BETHESDA SOFTWORKS. Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. 2006. 7
The Effect of Data Center Temperature on Energy Efficiency Michael K Patterson
, and the chiller/cooling tower subsystems. All of these areas add to the electrical energy used by the data center cooling tower. RESULTS Server The primary power users in the server are [8] the CPU, the memory, fans. They are generally less efficient than liquid cooled evaporators and cooling towers, leading to a higher PUE. Because
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Michael H. Jones and Peter S. Curtis, editors ORNL/CDIAC-129
to CO2 assimilation on exposure of leaves of two Brassica napus cultivars to UV-B. Plant, Cell and Environment 20(5):633-640. Apex and Bristol cultivars of oilseed rape...
Dear Michael and Rae, Accelerated Transition to �Version 0 � Reliability Standards
The NERC Standards Transition Management Team (STMT) and the Standards Authorization Committee (SAC) today approved the attached �Plan for Accelerating the Adoption of NERC Reliability Standards�. The STMT and SAC are encouraged by the strong support this project is receiving throughout the industry. The goal of the project is to translate the existing NERC reliability rules, comprised of operating policies, planning standards, and compliance templates, into an integrated set of reliability standards, and to be positioned in February 2005 to move forward with one set of NERC standards administered through the ANSI-accredited process. Specific objectives are to: 1. Translate the existing reliability rules � namely the existing board-approved operating policies and planning standards, the 38 compliance templates approved by the NERC board on April 2, and all approved revisions to Operating Policies 5, 6, and 9 being balloted in April 2004 � into an initial baseline (Version 0) set of reliability standards for adoption by the NERC board at its
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Pattern-based compression of text images Andrei Broder Michael Mitzenmacher*
gray scale. Compressing these pixel maps (or pi~mups) for storage and transmission is essential. While, GRID, designedfor gray-scaleimages of documents consisting primarily of text. The GRID scheme has and extensions to lossy models. Moreover, the method underlying GRID is quite general and appears applicable
Mitzenmacher, Michael
Michael Burns: Low-Level Radioactive Waste Regulation: Science, Politics and Fear
based categories for mixed waste and waste below regulatorysite a disposal facility. Mixed wastes controlled by the EPAguidelines for siting LLRW mixed waste facilities. However,
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Storage Viability and Optimization Web Service Michael Stadler, Chris Marnay, Judy Lai, Afzal
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Mr. Michael Wasson, CTO ASKO Appliances, Inc. 4001 E. Plano Parkway
as part of the ENERGY STAR Verification Testing Pilot Program, believes that ASKO dishwasher model D5122XXLB may violate federal minimum standards for energy efficiency. DOE's...
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Differentially Private Smart Metering with Battery Michael Backes1,2
://energy.gov/oe/technology-development/smart-grid. Accessed March 2012 8 http://www.smartgrid.gov/recovery_act/overview/smart_grid_investment_grant_program 9 (~50% of total installed base) by 2015.14 ,15 10 Smartgrid.gov, "Advanced Metering Infrastructure and Customer Systems" http://www.smartgrid
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A note on the fragility of the "Michael" message integrity code
The IEEE 802.11 wireless local area network standard did not incorporate a cryptographic message integrity code into its wired equivalent privacy (WEP) protocol, and relied upon CRC-32 for message integrity. This was shown to be completely insecure since ... Keywords: Message authentication code, wireless security
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Interior of an off-campus apartment. Photo: Michael Diamond Contributor: Amanda Lanyon-LeSage
. Water and heat are included in rent, and residents are responsible for paying electricity. Free laundry of your own parking space! You really don't need a car to get into campus since the #80 Metro bus provides
Modular Robotic Platform for Silicon Micromechanical Assembly David Heriban, Michael Gauthier, Dominique Gendreau
position of the micro-object (eg. microvision) [7], and handling This work is supported by the french
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Book Review of 'Disrupting Class' by Clayton M. Christensen, Michael B. Horn, and Curtis W. Johnson
It seems like everyone these days wants to "fix" American education -- including the business community, which has produced a steady stream of books offering business-oriented solutions to the education "problem." 'Disrupting Class,' by Christensen, ...
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Integrating Portable and Distributed Storage Niraj Tolia, Jan Harkes, Michael Kozuch, and M. Satyanarayanan
allows users to treat devices they carry as merely performance and availability assists for distant file allows users to treat devices they carry as merely performance and availability assists for distant file of lookaside caching in Section 6, using three different benchmarks. We explore broader use of lookaside
Integrating Portable and Distributed Storage Niraj Tolia +# , Jan Harkes + , Michael Kozuch # , and M. Satyanarayanan +#
assists for distant file servers. Careless use of portable storage has no catastrophic consequences. Exper and availability assists for distant file servers. Careless use of portable storage has no catastrophic the performance benefit of lookaside caching in Section 6, using three different benchmarks. We explore broader
Hydrogen desorption from Si: How does this relate to film growth? C. Michael Greenliefa)
decomposition of disilane, or during silicon epitaxy using silane in a rapid thermal chemical vapor deposition and disilane adsorption and desorption are used to gain further insight into this phenomena. © 1995 American obtained are not unique to the analysis method. Atomic hydrogen, silane, and disilane are used
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Financial Automated Management Environment Kimberly D. Barnes and Michael R. Leuze
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that implement LOTO requirements, as appropriate (see "Written LOTO Procedure"). Track both active and stored written LOTO procedures to facilitate periodic inspections. ...
Uptraining for Accurate Deterministic Question Parsing Slav Petrov, Pi-Chuan Chang, Michael Ringgaard, Hiyan Alshawi
- tionBank training data (2.49%). In addition to this frequency difference, 52.43% of the WDTs in the WSJ
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Parallel Computers Take Lead in Complex Problem Michael R. Leuze 3
of a number of hardware stages, each designed to perform a specific subtask. This approach allows for a level of performance beyond that provided by his contemporary technology, parallel processing has been in computer system performance due to technological advances, but as fundamental physical limitations
VEGETABLES 525 Deyton, D.E., C.E. Sams, and J.C. Cummins. 1992. Application of dormant oil to peach-trees modifies bud twig internal atmosphere. Hortscience 27(12):1304-1305....