Deep Dive definition

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Deep Dive means a dive to a depth greater than 40 m;
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Examples of Deep Dive in a sentence

  • A Deep Dive comprehensively surveys major research stakeholders’ plans and processes in order to investigate data management requirements over the next 5–10 years.

  • EPOC uses the Deep Dive process to discuss and analyze current and planned science, research, or education activities and the anticipated data output of a particular use case, site, or project to help inform the strategic planning of a campus or regional networking environment.

  • The Deep Dive process aims to understand the full science pipeline for research teams and suggest alternative approaches for the scientists, local IT support, and national networking partners as relevant to achieve the long-term research goals via workflow analysis, storage/computational tuning, identification of network bottlenecks, etc.

  • Whereas the Roadside Assistance portion of EPOC can be likened to calling someone for help when a car breaks down, the Deep Dive process offers an opportunity for broader understanding of the longer term needs of a researcher.

  • The Council will also collaborate with DLUHC if required to support further assurance through risk based Deep Dive activity.

  • EPOC uses the Deep Dive process to discuss and analyze current and planned science use cases and anticipated data output of a particular use case, site, or project to help inform the strategic planning of a campus or regional networking environment.

  • Two use cases from Aeroscience engineering participated in the Campus-Wide Deep Dive, Fuzzy AI for Predictive Modeling and the Gas Turbine Simulation Lab (GTSL).3.2.1 Fuzzy AI for Predictive Modeling Case Study3.2.1.A Science BackgroundKelly Cohen and Anoop Sathyan are working to develop fuzzy logic based artificial intelligence (AI) for various aerospace applications.

  • The Executive will oversee planning for the rolling programme of "Deep Dives" into practice including the selection of topics and the processes to be followed for each Deep Dive review.

  • It should also be noted that the Government are currently undertaking a Deep Dive review into the Governance arrangements of the SELEP; at the time of writing, it is not known whether the outcome of this review will impact on future funding allocations to SELEP.

  • This commitment was provided in response to the Deep Dive recommendations.


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