Field Studies. A regular faculty member teaching field school (including studies abroad) except those courses which are offered through a field school and which are a program requirement that can only be fulfilled by attendance at the field school shall be paid in accordance with Article 11.1.4.2.
Field Studies. It is the process that allows obtaining data of the geographic areas where the Mandatory Investment Commitment is to be developed, in order to evaluate them and based on this make the decisions and strategies to develop the same.
Field Studies. Apex will prepare one Aquatic Resource Delineation Report in accordance with the USACE Minimum Standards, 1987 Wetland Delineation Manual, Regional Supplement to the Corps of Engineers Wetland Delineation Manual: Great Plains Region, USACE RGL 05-05, and the NDDOT Design Manual, identifying all wetlands or waters that occur within the study area, as well as tree/shrub survey results. This includes the field work to obtain the aquatic resource and other boundaries surveyed using a sub-meter precision GPS unit. Apex will collect Ordinary High Water Mark (OHWM) and drainage locations in areas where applicable.
Field Studies. Engineers are people who use scientific thinking to design, construct, and maintain structures, engines, and machines. Watch this video to learn about different kinds of engineers: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/watch?v=owHF9iLyxic • Which kind of engineering interests you the most? Why? • What would you need to study and learn to become that kind of engineer?
Field Studies. Field studies would allow students to work with a community partner in an internship or apprentice role outside of the school. By closely working with their teacher-coach and the community partner, the student would earn a portion of their credit for subjects relating to the field studies plan.
Field Studies. In the context of the German Egyptian Long term Scholarship Program (GERLS) abroad Field Studies needed by GERLS candidates during their residence in Germany could be funded on the following conditions:
1. The candidate should inform the final selection committee about the required field study for his/her research. Therefore, the final selection committee should approve the necessity of the field studies in order to take place during the duration of the scholarship. However, if the candidate decides to include a Field Study for his/her research after the final selection, then a member of the final selection committee should be consulted and provide DAAD with the committee decision in writing.
2. For Channel & Specialization candidates: The field study may be completed either before the start of the scholarship or after finishing the scholarship according to the agreement with both supervisors. This approval by the supervisors, however, needs to be obtained before the final selection takes place and the relevant document has to be submitted to the selection committee.
3. An official letter, signed by the GERLS candidate's German supervisor, indicating his/her approval on the necessity of the Field Study for the research should be submitted to DAAD.
4. For full PhD candidates: The duration of the field study abroad should not exceed a quarter of the entire scholarship duration provided for the candidate (a maximum of 12 months). For candidates who require more than one Field Study trip, then the duration of all Field Study trips should not exceed the above mentioned limit.
5. A total of 3 months funding/allowance (that includes the full scholarship rate and other subsidies) will be paid for the Field Study trip, whether it is used during one field trip or several trips. If the duration of the entire Study Field trip(s) will take more than 3 months, then neither the scholarship rate nor the subsidies will be further provided for the candidate.
6. As for the travel allowance, it will be provided only for one Field Study trip, whether it is used to travel to the candidate's home country of origin or to another country or as a replacement of the return home journey during the scholarship.
Field Studies. Mapping - is of special interest for dam and powerhouse and reservoir locations. Aerial mapping with some ground control areas was performed of these critical areas. Detailed mapping was performed for feasibility design of dam, powerhouse, tunnels and intake and outlet areas. Reservoir area mapping was used to determine storage volume and for Geology - field studies can be categorised as either defining subsurface material properties for design and construction or for determining sources for construction materials. Major geological field investigations on this project included:
Field Studies. What is keeping the Leaning Tower of Pisa from toppling over for the past 800 years? Gravity. The tower does not fall because its center of gravity has been kept within its base. Read about it here: http:// xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/xxxxxxx-xxxxx-xx-xxxx-xxxxx/. Watch the XXX-Xx video on how it was created and remains standing today: xxxxx://xxxxx.xx/ HFqf6aKdOC0 To imitate the leaning tower, find a safe spot, stand still with both feet planted firmly together and arms to your sides. Did you feel your center of gravity shifting? Now try leaning to the other side. Did your feet move from their spot? Just like the Leaning Tower of Pisa, your center of gravity is maintaining your balance. How do engineers take the center of gravity into account when designing structures today?
