PPT-Griffy Field Teams and Water Sample IDs

Data Analysis and Presentation 2010 Temp pH SpC Redox DO Alkalinity F Cl NO 2 Br NO 3 PO 4 3 SO 4 2 Ca 2 Mg 2 Na K o C µScm mV mgL. Douglas R. Cobos, Ph.D.. Decagon Devices and Washington State University. Background. About the presenter. Ph.D. in Soil Physics, 2003, University of Minnesota. Director of Research and Development, Decagon Devices, Inc.. Joe T. Evans, Jr.. , Scott Chapman, Bob Howard, . Spencer Smith, Allen Gallegos. Radiant Technologies, Inc.. Energy Harvesting Workshop. 7 August 2012. In Short. We think energy may be effectively harvested from environmental energy sources using magnetoelectric devices.. Agenda . What’s New This Year?. Important Dates. Season FAQ’s. Volunteer and Team Information. Parent and Volunteer Expectations. Website and Social Media. Q&A. What’s New This Year?. SUMMARY. Doug . Cobos, Ph.D.. Decagon Devices and Washington State University. Two Variables are Needed to Describe the State of Water. Water content. and. Quantity . Extent . . . Related Measures. March 2012. Takeshi NAKAGAWA. Table of contents. starting up and shutting down. Mounting your sample. How to install sample to SQUID. Centering your sample. Status bar and Magnetic field Limit. Control . as your field technicians.. Jeff Martin, Astrea Taylor, . & Nancy Zikmanis. Next Phase of the Project Life Cycle. PLANNING:. . SAMPLING:. . ASSESSMENT:. EVALUATION: . Plan for data collection using the DQO . William G. Maddox. Environmental Specialist II, Valley Regional Office. Department of Environmental Quality. 4411 Early Road, Harrisonburg, Virginia. Office: 540-574-7831, FAX: 540-574-7878. William.Maddox@deq.virginia.gov. Suzanne Lindblom – Laboratory Manager . Mobile Area Water and Sewer System, Mobile, AL. TOPICS COVERED. Timeline Summary. PWS’s affected by this Ruling. Contaminate List and Methods. Sampling Requirements. Electrolyte Chemistry – Water properties. -0.45V. Water molecules are polar…, and polarizable. The H. 2. O electrons shift from the O-H bond towards the O-” Field”. . . 0.9V. . . . Christopher Woodall. Improving . dwm. p2+ data quality. Outline. QA/QC Analysis. What Customers Want. Measurement Errors. Hot and Cold Checks. Top Six List of Errors. Training. What customers want. A uniform DWM sample design applied across the entire United States producing per acre estimates of fuels, carbon, and wildlife habitat. ITALY MOKE INVESTIGATIONS Summer Internship Report By Sandra Santhosh 2nd year B.S (Research) at Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. 1 Table of Contents Introduction ............................. FECAL INDICATOR7.1 Donna N. Myers, Donald M. Stoeckel,Rebecca N. Bushon, Donna S. Francy, and Amie M.G. Brady7.1 Fecal indicator bacteria...................................... FIB–57.1.1Sampli Daniel Turner. Lancaster University. Daresbury Laboratory. daniel.turner@cockcroft.ac.uk. SRF limitations. SRF cavities have a large Q. 0 . (10. 10. ) and are more efficient than normal conducting cavities for continuous wave applications.. Daniel Turner. 9th ARIES WP15 meeting. 1. Why do we want to measure the field penetration?. The maximum accelerating gradient can be increased through the use of superconducting-insulating-superconducting (SIS) structures by delaying the field of first flux penetration, .