Methods and Tasks Sample Clauses

Methods and Tasks. The Operating Agent (The United States Department of Energy) will coordinate tasks among the Annex’s Participants. Coordination will be accomplished through regular meetings, such as teleconferences or videoconferences, on an agreed-to schedule (e.g., quarterly). Additional coordination will occur through e-mail, teleconferencing, a community website (e.g., WebEx), and through presentations and discussions at various conferences and meetings. Tasks will be conducted by analysts and technical writers from the Annex’s participating countries. A contractor also will be selected, with input from Annex participants, to help with technical and analytical tasks. (See “responsible parties” for each task in Figure 1 for more information on what is to be expected from each Annex member.) Year 1 (2009): Identify potential environmental effects of ocean wave, tidal, and current energy systems; compile existing monitoring information and identify high priority information gaps; design and develop database; and begin to enter data. Specific tasks include:
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