zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
Center of Innovative and Applied Bioprocessing (CIAB) Sector-81, Knowledge City, PO Manauli, S.A.S Nagar, Mohali 140306, Punjab, India नवोन्मेषी एवं अनुप्रयुक्त जैव - प्रसंस्करण कें द्र (सीo आईo ऐo बीo) A National Institute the Department of Biotechnology (Govt. of India) CIAB/1(640)17-18/N Pur 12.04.2018 CORRIGENDUM SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION OF ION CHROMATOGRAPHY SYSTEM Attention is invited to the Open Tender ref no. CIAB/1(640)17-18/N Pur for the supply and installation OF ION CHROMATOGRAPHY SYSTEM. The required specifications of ION CHROMATOGRAPHY SYSTEM has been changed as per the following details:
plan achievement or risk management issues except in circumstances driven by crisis or external funder or regulator demands. Neither the agency’s annual Audit nor the 990 Reports are presented to the Board for review. 2—approaching achievement of standard The Board receives periodic financial and program updates but one or both are not reported in a plan vs. actual format or, in compliance with standards (e.g., ROMA), are not provided in advance of meetings and may be outdated or inaccurate. Reports on Strategic Plan progress are not provided on at least an annual basis. meets standard The receives timely, accurate financial and program reports in an appropriate format and in compliance with applicable standards in advance of meetings. Reports on Strategic Plan benchmarks, Audited Financials and 990 Reports are provided to the Board on an annual basis. 4—exceeds standard; approaching excellence The agency has developed and is using dashboard metrics to summarize financial and possibly other areas (e.g., Program, Human Resources, Strategic Plan, Fundraising) of agency performance. 5—excellent The Board conducts an annual performance assessment which includes questions regarding the frequency and utility of Committee and management reporting. The Board receives an annual update on agency Customer Satisfaction. Score: Scoring Rationale: 4. Keeping the Board Informed Assessment Questions: 1. Describe the types and frequency of financial, program performance and Strategic Plan progress information provided to the Board on a monthly, quarterly and annual basis. 2. Are reports consistently provided to Board members in advance of scheduled Board meetings? 3. Is the Board familiar with ROMA Program evaluation requirements? Are Reports provided the Board which detail program performance using outcome plan vs. actual measures? 4 Does the receive an Audit Report presented by the agency’s Auditor or Treasurer? Are copies of the agency’s 990 Report distributed to Board members for review? 5. If the agency conducts a Board Assessment, does the assessment include one or more questions regarding the utility of existing Board reports?
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Top of Form Full Report Sanctioned (Approved) Intake Academic Year 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15 2013-14 2012-13 2011-12 UG [4 Years Program(s)] 270 360 360 360 --- --- Total Actual Student Strength (Program(s) Offered by Your Institution) (All of all years) No. of Male No. of Within State (Including male & female) Outside (Including male & female) Outside Country (Including male & female) Economically Backward (Including male & female) Socially Challenged (SC+ST+OBC Including male & female) No. of students receiving Freeships / Scholarships from the State and Central Government No. of students receiving Freeships / Scholarships from Institution Funds No. of students receiving Freeships / Scholarships from the Private Bodies No. of students who are not receiving any Freeships / Scholarships UG [4 458 161 433 186 0 250 329 579 0 0 0 Placement & Higher Studies UG [4 Years Program(s)]: Placement & higher studies for previous 3 years Ph.D Student Details Ph.D (Student pursuing doctoral program till 2016-17; Students admitted in the academic year 2017-18 should no be entered here). No. of Ph.D students graduated (including Integrated Ph.D) 9
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Organization Driver: Decision Support Data System Who will be responsible for collecting and analyzing performance assessment data? Student outcome data? What will be your Implementation Team’s responsibilities related to supporting the quality of the data collection, analysis, and report preparation processes (support, guidance, oversight)? Who else plays a role? What other teams at which level (e.g. Building Implementation Team, District, Regional, State)? How important is data collection, analysis, and report preparation to achieving the desired outcomes for the selected innovation? What are the next right steps for activating the Decision Support Data System? Activities Time Frame Person(s) Responsible Resources needed
List/Edit In NIRS v1.0 located in the subnavigation menu, “List/Edit”. In NIRS v2.0 “List/Edit” was renamed to “Manage Product”. No functional changes. Product Dissemination NIRS v1.0- found in subnavigation under the Products header NIRS v2.0- found in subnavigation under the Products header. No functional changes. Dictionary Link to the top right location. Dataset Overview NIRS v1.0 Dataset NIRS v2.0 Goals Dataset What’s New in Goals Dataset, NIRS v2.0 Sub-nav menu Two columns: Left: MANAGE DATASET Add Goal Manage Goal Right: VIEW DATA Standard Reports Custom Reports Reports One page “Reports” in NIRS v1.0 split to two separate sections, Standard Reports and Custom Reports, in NIRS v2.0. Goals Dataset Functionality Comparison NIRS v1.0 and NIRS 2.0 Search NIRS v1.0-found in the subnavigation under the Goals Header- NIRS v2.0- “Advanced Search “, located in the upper right hand corner of the dataset view.
Brief Description of the Study Area The area of study, Bhalki Gram Panchayat, is located in Ausgram-II block of Burdwan district, predominantly a backward area with semi-arid climatic conditions and red lateritic sandy soils. The average annual rainfall is around 1200 mm most of which is received during the monsoons (personal communication with block officials, 2011-12). Around two-thirds of the total population in the area belong to the backward classes. The project village, Bhalki as well as the control villages are located on the upper parts of the drainage basin of Ajay-Kunnur river system, tributaries of the Damodar river, at a distance of 45 kilometres from Burdwan, 25 kilometres from Durgapur and 20 kilometres from Bolpur. Watershed development measures have been undertaken in the village utilising the funds from NABARD’s micro-watershed development programme. The area is a bit undulated with slope less than 3 per cent. Most of the farm households are marginal land holders, with many of them working as share croppers. The project village lies on the boundary of the forested lands locally known as Jungle Mahal, covering around a third of the total village area. Before the commencement of the micro-watershed development project, agricultural activity in the treatment village was limited to the rainy season only. Mainly, paddy was grown having low productivity. Project Development In 2001, some villagers along with the local block development officer (BDO) came forward to organise the inhabitants of the villages into different SHGs to undertake micro-watershed development programme. Through meetings, awareness was generated by the change agents among the inhabitants about the importance of soil and water conservation measures and the benefits that can be shared by them. People were convinced about the arguments put forth; many of them joined as members of self help groups (SHGs). During the pre-project phase, saplings of arjun, akashmoni, sonajhuri, shirish, bamboo were planted on the wastelands covering around 100
Table 7: Estimates of Impact on Unit Net Returns Variable Matching Method Multivariate Imbalance Measure SATT Effect Point Estimate Confidence Interval Unit Net Returns Automated 0.642 Local Homogeneous 757.96 0.32 [-762.18, 2278.10] 733.44 0.00 [296.14, 1170.74] Global Homogeneous 1148.22 0.05 [225.28, 2071.17] 1528.33 0.00 [1442.70, 1614.08] Match I 0.583 Homogeneous 1179.66 0.06 [-19.23, 2378.55] 1110.10 0.00 [872.62, 1347.58] Global Homogeneous 1323.34 0.03 [467.34, 2179.33] 1544.13 0.00 [1467.11, 1621.15] II 0.699 Local Homogeneous 918.14 0.07 [-80.44, 1916.71] 887.65 0.00 [675.50, 1099.80] Global Homogeneous 1309.83 0.06 [477.59, 2142.07] 1535.52 0.00 [1441.40, 1629.63]
Document Revision History Date Version Description July 1, 2013 0.1 Draft Version July 9, 2013 0.2 Added “General Consideration of Porting From uC/OS II To Linux” July 25, 2013 0.3 Added code snippets to show Altera SoC Abstraction Layer (SOCAL) usage July 30, 2013 0.4 1. Added “64-Bit Host Development Machine Consideration” section 2. Added a simple example of uC/OS II code to illustrate the area of porting
Generic “Makefile” Construction Usually NIOS uC/OS II “Makefile” is generated automatically through Eclipse GUI, the content of the “Makefile” is standard except the “C_ARCH_FLAGS” which is processor architecture dependent. Figure 1 shows the generic “Makefile” example for building application software for ARM Cortex–A9 under LINUX environment. User need to be aware that “CROSS_COMPILER”, COMPILER_DIR” and “ARM_SCM_DIR” are location/tool specific and need to change accordingly. Figure : Makefile
Preliminary Evaluations Competition evaluations Age Awards Pool Evaluation Competency Beach Evaluation (Run-Swim-Run) Under 6 Kick on wall with face in water 30 second float Nil (shallow water activities only) NA (No Competition) Surf Play 1 Under 7 Torpedo (push off wall with face in the water) 30 second float Nil (shallow water activities only) NA (No Competition) Surf Play 2 8 Foam Board 25 metre swim (freestyle) 1 minute survival float 25m-25m-25m Run-Wade-Run 25m-25m-25m Run-Wade-Run Surf Aware 1 Under 9 Foam 50 metre swim (freestyle) 1 minute survival 50m-50m-50m Run-Swim-Run Minimum 150m open water swim (competition course distance as per competition manual) Surf Aware 2 10 Foam Board 50 metre swim (freestyle) 1.5 minute survival float 50m-50m-50m Run-Swim-Run Minimum 150m open water swim (competition course distance as per competition manual) Surf Safe 1 Under 11 Fibreglass Board 100 metre swim (freestyle) 2 minute survival float 50m-100m-50m Run-Swim-Run Minimum 288m open water swim (competition course distance as per competition manual) Surf Safe 2 Under 12 Fibreglass Board 100 metre swim (freestyle) 2 minute survival float 50m-100m-50m Run-Swim-Run Minimum 288m open water swim (competition course distance as per competition manual) Surf Smart 1 13 Fibreglass 150 metre swim (freestyle) 3 minute survival float 100m-100m-100m Run-Swim-Run Minimum 288m open water swim (competition course distance as per competition manual) Resuscitation Award is a pre-requisite to Surf Smart 2 Under 14 Mal paddle 200 metre swim (freestyle, less than 5 minutes) 3 minute survival float 100m-100m-100m Run-Swim-Run Minimum 288m open water swim (competition course distance as per competition manual) Surf Rescue Certificate
HTML5’s Local Storage Primarily when a survey is being conducted, the user moves between the different views, and if the data entered in each view is not preserved, it will be lost during the transition. And without completing the survey for each party, incomplete data cannot be sent to the database. To overcome this hurdle and prepare it for the database, the data between views is saved using HTML5’s Local Storage API. This HTML5 Local Storage API is reminiscent of a key-value pair used in any programming language and most popularly used in web browser’s cookies. The key is given a variable name similar to any other Javascript variable while the value is in the form of a string. In some instances, the variable stores a single string value, e.g. to remember whether the “Tabular View” toggle is turned on or off or to remember the counter values in the interface, but in cases where the data is much more complex such as angler’s data and their corresponding fish caught data, then they are stored in a JSON array and converted to a string before setting it to a local storage variable. JSON arrays are extremely useful and convenient in storing these data. They are easy to maneuver and creating, modifying, and removing them is extremely convenient. Consequently, when retrieving the JSON array from the local storage, it must be parsed prior to manipulating the array data. There is an exceptional case when it comes to saving the image data. The application is able to take pictures of the fish caught but needs to store that information as it will be uploaded later to the database. However, as cameras in tablets produce high quality images, the image size is quite large and storing it in the JSON array or even the SQLite database can lead to performance and memory issues causing the application to crash. To avoid these problems, the image is stored in the temporary
“Road Safety Audits”, by Dr.Nishi Mittal 27.4.11, MOSRTH New Delhi “Need for Psycho Physical Studies for Road Users” by Dr.Nishi Mittal 16.5.11, ICMR, New Delhi “Accident Recording Procedures in India” by Dr.Nishi Mittal 21.2.12, WHO Roundtable Conference New Delhi “Accident Data Collection System Using ITS for Better Safety & Enforcement” by Dr.Nishi Mittal 28.2.12, Intelligent Transport System, New Delhi
SPECIES INFORMATION SPECIES CODE (ex: ACRE3) SPECIES COMMON NAME (ex. Russian Knapweed) PLANT PHENOLOGY (circle one) ESTIMATED PERCENT COVER (circle one) BARE GROUND – BOLT – BUD – DORMANT – FLOWER – MATURE – PRE-BUD – ROSETTE – SEED SET – SCENESCENT - VEGETATIVE (Less than 1%) – Low (1-5%) – Medium (5-25%) - High (25-100%) BARE GROUND – BOLT – BUD – DORMANT – FLOWER – MATURE – PRE-BUD – ROSETTE – SEED SET – SCENESCENT - VEGETATIVE Trace (Less than 1%) – Low (1-5%) – Medium (5-25%) - High (25-100%) BARE GROUND – BOLT – BUD – DORMANT – FLOWER – MATURE – PRE-BUD – ROSETTE – SEED SET – SCENESCENT - VEGETATIVE (Less than 1%) – Low (1-5%) – Medium (5-25%) - High (25-100%) ***If more species treated, attach another form and record there.
NISIMS Infestation Record Infestation Record ID__________________ *Indicates Required Fields Note: Only report one species per infestation record LOCATION INFORMATION Exact Location of Infested Site*: (ex:38.468218, -108.101364) State*: County*: BLM Field Office*: INFESTATION INFORMATION Date* (ex. 6/1/2014) Species Code* (ex: ACRE3) Species Common Name* (ex: Russian Knapweed) Estimated Percent Cover* (circle one) Trace (Less than 1%) - Low (1-5%) - Medium (5-25%) - High (25-100%) Observation Method* (circle one) DAUBENMIRE – OCCULAR – PHOTO POINT – RANDOM SAMPLE - TRANSECT Phenology* (circle one) BARE GROUND – BOLT – BUD – DORMANT – FLOWER – MATURE – PRE-BUD – ROSETTE – SEED SET – SCENESCENT - VEGETATIVE Quantity of Plants/ Unit of Measure (Optional) (ex. 50 PER TOTAL AREA) PER ACRE PER HECTARE PER SQUARE FEET PER SQUARE METERE PER TOTAL AREA Quantity Method (Optional) (circle one) ACTUAL ESTIMATE OCCULAR ESTIMATE TRANSECT Infestation Distribution (Optional) (circle one) CLUMPED – ISOLATED - PERVASIVE – SCATTERED Recorder* (ex: John Doe) Role* (Circle one) APPLICATOR – COOPERATOR – CONTRACTOR EMPLOYEE – MAITENANCE PROVIDER General Text (Optional) Land Use Categories (Optional) (circle all that apply) BOAT LAUNCH – BUILDINGS – BURNED AREA – CHAINED – DIRT ROAD – DOMESTIC GRAZING – DRAINAGE DITCH – FENCE LINE – FLOODPLAIN – IRRIGATION DITCH – LOGGING AREA – OHV AREA – ORV ACTIVITY – PAVED ROAD – RECREATION SITE – RURAL DEVELOPMENT – SENSITIVE SITE – TRAILHEAD – TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR – URBAN DEVELOPMENT – UTILITY DEVELOPMENT – WATER IMPOUNDMENT – WILDLIFE HABITAT
NISIMS Manual Treatment Record Treatment Record ID _____________ LOCATION INFORMATION BLM Project Name Exact Location of Treatment Site: (ex:38.468218, -108.101364) State: County: BLM Field Office: TREATMENT INFORMATION Treatment Date (ex: 6/1/2014) Treatment End Date (ex: 6/1/2014) Recorder (ex: John Doe) Role (Circle one) APPLICATOR – COOPERATOR – CONTRACTOR EMPLOYEE – MAITENANCE PROVIDER Manual Treatment Type (circle one) DIGGING – HAND CUTTING – HOEING – LOPPING – PULLING – PUSH MOWER – WRENCHING - PULASKI Total Acres Treated: SPECIES INFORMATION SPECIES CODE (ex: SPECIES COMMON NAME (ex: Russian Knapweed) PHENOLOGY (circle one) ESTIMATED PERCENT COVER (circle one) BARE GROUND BOLT BUD DORMANT FLOWER MATURE PRE-BUD ROSETTE SEED SET SCENESCENT VEGETATIVE Trace (Less than 1%) Low (1-5%) Medium (5-25%) High (25-100%) BARE GROUND BOLT BUD DORMANT FLOWER MATURE PRE-BUD ROSETTE SEED SET SCENESCENT VEGETATIVE (Less than 1%) Low (1-5%) Medium (5-25%) High (25-100%) BARE GROUND BOLT BUD DORMANT FLOWER MATURE PRE-BUD ROSETTE SEED SET SCENESCENT VEGETATIVE Trace (Less than 1%) Low (1-5%) Medium (5-25%) High (25-100%) ***If more species treated, attach another form and record there.
NISIMS Mechanical Treatment Record Treatment Record ID _____________ LOCATION INFORMATION BLM Project Name Exact Location of Treatment Site: (ex:38.468218, -108.101364) County: BLM Field Office: TREATMENT INFORMATION Treatment Date (ex: 6/1/2014) Treatment End Date (ex: 6/1/2014) Recorder (ex: John Doe) Role (Circle one) APPLICATOR – COOPERATOR – CONTRACTOR EMPLOYEE – MAITENANCE PROVIDER Mechanical Treatment Type (circle one) BLADING – BULLDOZER – CHAINING – CHAINSAW – CHIPPING – CULTIVATION – DISKING – PLOWING – ROOT PLOWING - HOT FOAM – MECHANICAL MOWER Total Acres Treated: SPECIES INFORMATION SPECIES CODE (ex: SPECIES COMMON NAME (ex: Russian Knapweed) PHENOLOGY (circle one) ESTIMATED PERCENT COVER (circle one) BARE GROUND BOLT BUD DORMANT FLOWER MATURE PRE-BUD ROSETTE SEED SET SCENESCENT VEGETATIVE Trace (Less than 1%) Low (1-5%) Medium (5-25%) High (25-100%) BARE GROUND BOLT BUD DORMANT FLOWER MATURE PRE-BUD ROSETTE SEED SET SCENESCENT VEGETATIVE Trace (Less than 1%) Low (1-5%) Medium (5-25%) High (25-100%) BARE GROUND BOLT BUD DORMANT FLOWER MATURE PRE-BUD ROSETTE SEED SET SCENESCENT VEGETATIVE Trace (Less than 1%) Low (1-5%) Medium (5-25%) High (25-100%) ***If more species treated, attach another form and record there.
THE NISONGER CHILD BEHAVIOR RATING FORM Parent Version POSITIVE SOCIAL - Please tick the box that best describes the behavior as it was at home over the LAST MONTH.  Not True Somewhat or Sometimes True Very or Often True Completely or Always True Accepted redirection     Expressed clearly     Followed     Initiated positive interactions     Participated in group activities     Resisted provocation, was tolerant     Shared with or helped others     Stayed on task     Was cheerful or happy     Was patient, able to delay    
Table 4. Correlation between factor scores (summed and Bartlett scores) and relative absenteeism (population in full or part-time employment only) Summed factor scores Bartlett factor scores ρ† p-value ρ† p-value Psychosocial work environment -0.05 0.28 -0.02 0.67 Perceived vulnerability 0.05 0.27 -0.04 0.43 Rest-focused attitude towards recovery -0.08 0.11 -0.06 0.27 Attitudes towards work 0.04 0.44 -0.06 0.23 † Spearman's rho
Table 5. Raw sum factor scores comparison amongst those with or without long-term sickness absence (full/part-time employment population only) and permanent sickness/disability Long-term Sickness Absence Sick/disabled Mean (SD) t * Mean (SD) t * No (n=392) Yes (n=53) No (n=467) Yes (n=34) Perception of psychosocial work environment (higher scores indicate less work-based risk factors) 34.19 (4.80) 32.63 (6.30) 2.05 0.04 33.99 (5.07) 30.17 (5.81) 3.56 <0.01 Perceived vulnerability (higher scores indicate greater sense of vulnerability) 12.67 (3.99) 14.06 (4.07) -2.36 0.02 12.90 (4.06) 18.88 (4.73) -8.08 <0.01 Rest-focused attitude towards recovery (higher scores indicates a greater focus on the importance of rest in recovery) 13.14 (2.28) 13.66 (2.32) -1.57 0.12 13.21 (2.29) 14.03 (1.69) -1.94 0.05 Attitudes towards work (higher scores indicate more importance placed on the importance of good quality work) 19.93 (2.50) 19.74 (2.86) 0.53 0.60 19.90 (2.54) 20.67 (2.50) -1.52 0.13 * Student’s t-test
CORE VALUES Teaching & Learning We believe all students can learn, but not all at the same rate or in the same way. We believe high expectations are held by the staff for themselves and their students. We believe all students are guaranteed access to high quality curriculum. We believe in collaborative approaches for teaching, learning and management. We believe that a community is “whole” only when it has frequent, open, responsive, sustained, honest, and substantive communication. We believe in the integration of theory and practice. We believe in the pursuit of knowledge through real-life problem solving. We believe in the value of questions, of critical thinking and open inquiry, wherever it may lead. We believe that all members of the community, students and parents as well as teachers and administrators, share a personal responsibility for meeting these goals. We believe, as in the “outside” world, success in learning, teaching and management should be valued, acknowledged and rewarded. Community We believe that diversity enriches our community of learning. We believe that care is what sustains us in our common pursuits, care for our own and others’ uniqueness, consideration for one another’s feelings, and concern for who need our help and understanding. We believe that respect is the basic requirement for whatever community we hope to achieve— Respect for the truth, which is honesty; Respect for difference, which is the essence of diversity’ Respect for one’s self, which is the foundation of our human dignity; Respect for each other’s person and property which is a matter of law And a respect for the rules and the authority that govern our community, for without these there is lawlessness, and no community Finally, we believe working with members of our community to achieve these values is essential to our mission, hence implicit if not explicit in everything we do.
Informed Consent Test Company would like to thank you for participating in this study. The purpose of this study is to evaluate an electronic health records system. If you decide to participate, you will be asked to perform several tasks using the prototype and give your feedback. The study will last about 60 minutes. At the conclusion of the test, you will be compensated for your time. Agreement I understand and that as a voluntary participant in the present study conducted by Test Company I am free to withdraw consent or discontinue participation at any time. I understand and agree to participate in the study conducted and videotaped by the Test Company. I understand and consent to the use and release of the videotape by Test Company. I understand that the information and videotape is for research purposes only and that my name and image will not be used for any purpose other than research. I relinquish any rights to the videotape and understand the videotape may be copied and used by Test Company without further permission. I understand and agree that the purpose of this study is to make software applications more useful and usable in the future. I understand and agree that the data collected from this study may be shared with outside of Test Company and Test Company’s client. I understand and agree that data confidentiality is assured, because only de- identified data – i.e., identification numbers not names – will be used in analysis and reporting of the results. I agree to immediately raise any concerns or areas of discomfort with the study administrator. I understand that I can leave at any time. Please one of the following:  YES, I have read the above statement and agree to be a participant.  NO, I choose not to participate in this study. Signature: Date:
Appendix 4: EXAMPLE MODERATOR’S GUIDE Only three tasks are presented here for illustration. EHRUT Usability Test Moderator’s Guide Administrator Data Logger Date Time Participant # Location Prior to testing  Confirm schedule with Participants  Ensure EHRUT lab environment is running properly  Ensure lab and data recording equipment is running properly Prior to each participant:  Reset application  Start session recordings with tool Prior to each task:  Reset application to starting point for next task After each participant:  End session recordings with tool After all testing  Back up all video and data files
high-performance data storage and transmission over Wide Area Networks [Dart] to perform this function. Although many use cases use HPC in a batch processing style, some use cases, such as weather forecasting, may be on-line. Large jobs can use all of an HPC. Portal access sometimes is used for finding/searching-for results of calculations, and for limiting the actions of users. Communities prepare code that prioritizes work. Data from simulations published to a community to analyze. Sometimes a system needs to persist the data for reference. One approach to speeding up research is to run many simulations in parallel. OpenStack is becoming more popular. “bring your own VM” sometimes must also be supported. Sometimes: dev, test, production all on the same system. Commercial & Industry Use The increased adoption rate within the industrial and commercial sectors are becoming a significant driving force behind the evolution of HPC. Commercial applications require the processing and analysis of large amounts of data in sophisticated ways. "Big Data", databases, data mining Oil exploration Web search engines, web based business services Medical imaging and diagnosis Pharmaceutical design Financial and economic modeling Management of national and multi-national corporations Advanced graphics and virtual reality and networked video and multi-media technologies [Source: https://computing.llnl.gov/tutorials/parallel_comp/#Overview] Science and Engineering Use HPC’s are used to model complex problems in many areas that need massively parallel computation and throughput. Atmosphere, Earth, Environment Physics - applied, nuclear, particle, condensed matter, high pressure, fusion, photonics Bioscience, Biotechnology, Genetics Chemistry, Molecular Sciences Geology, Seismology Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering, Circuit Design, Microelectronics Computer Science, Mathematics
10 Outward Gate Pass Non -returnable 4 Sales Order, dispatches and Billing System 1 Sales Order. 2 D.O Generation 3 Receipt of Vehicle At Gate. 4 Loading of Vehicle. (Gross/Tare/Net) 5 Invoice Generation. 5 Time Office 1 Employee Database Management. 2 Wages/Salaries Calculation(Seasonal/Permanent). 3 Wages/Salaries Slips(Seasonal/Permanent). 4 Retaining Management System. 5 Provident Fund Management &Filling system. 6 Bonus Calculation. 7 Wage/Salary Register. 8 Over Time Management. 9 Attendance via Bio Metric. 10 Leave Management. 11 Arrear Management. 6 Warehousing of Sugar & Molasses 1 Production of New Stock And Stacking 2 Issue of stock against D.O. 3 Weight Checking 4 Year Wise & Godown Wise Stock Management. 5 Buffer Stock 6 Comparison of Budgeted V/s Actual Budgeted 7 Financial Accounting System 1 Complete Booking. 2 General & Sub-Ledger Management. 3 GST Returns. 4 Bank Reconciliation 5 Debotrs / Creditors Aging System 6 Fund Flow Management 8 Administrator 1 Service Book Management. 2 Share Holder Database Management. 3 Zones of BOD Elections 4 Voter Lists 9 Gate Management 1 Inward Gate Pass. 2 Outward Gate Pass.
i Processor Intel Dual Core /Intel i3 , (7th /8th Gen.) ii Motherboard -with 1000mbps LAN support (Gigabit LAN) Iii RAM 4GM Iv Hard Disk -1TB V Keyboard /Mouse -Wired (Dell/ HP/Intex Vi UPS-600VA (Microtek /iball/APC/Intex) Vii Monitor Viii Printer Laserjet (HP/Canon) Signature …………………………………. Mobile …………………………………….. Office Address………………………….. …………………………………………………. M/s ……………………………………. Contact No. ………………………..
FOR BANK OWN BUILDING Floor wise assessment of luminaries/light fittings Type of light fittings No of fittings Lux level of luminaries/ light fittings Total electrical load consumption Remarks (Condition of light fixtures acceptable or Not Suggestions on improvement, if any Watt Amp 2. Floor wise assessment of Air conditioning system Type of Air units No of Air Capacity of Air (TR) Total electrical load consumption Condition of air conditioning system Remarks (Condition of machine acceptable or Not Suggestions on improvement, if any Watt Amp 3.Floor wise assessment of UPS No of of (KVA) P-P Voltage of each UPS P-N Voltage each UPS Phase Currents Total electrical load Neutral Earthing & its & its Remarks (Condition of machine acceptable or Not Suggestions on improvement, if any R Y B R Y B R Y B KW A
o of Capacity of each 1. Rating 2. make 3. type P-P of each P-N each Phase Total electrical load & its & its of loaded and extant thereof in % Remarks of machine or Not on i if any R Y B R Y B R Y B KW A 7. Assessment of Elevator of . each 1. Rating 3.type P-P P-N Phase Total load Parameters of the motors & its & its of of or Not on i if any (KW) of R Y B R Y B R Y B KW A Assessment of Pump Earth
Release Advertisements in Local Language Paper (in Telugu) and National Paper (in English) after uploading the tender documents in the e-tender portal. ULB Logo ULB Name, Address, Telephone No., e-mail id ; website if any E-Tender: Municipal Waste Management and Maintenance of Sanitation – Residential Area Service Package Outsourcing – Package No. Tender Notification No. Date. E-Tender Download Start Date and Time: Bid Submission End Date and Time: E-Tender Website : E-Mail ID for Clarifications / Communication : Note: Any addendum / corrigendum / bid clarifications / time extension shall be issued on the website only. No separate press notification shall be issued. Commissioner 2. Notice Inviting Tender 3. Technical Response Forms T1 to T9 4. Financial Response Form F1 5. Draft Service Agreement The following procedures will be followed for tender technical and financial evaluations and selection of the successful bidder. Notice Inviting Tenders (NIT): Obtaining approval from EnC, (Public Health) PH &ME Department for releasing NIT through paper advertisement followed by releasing tenders in the e-procurement portal. Technical Evaluation: After the scrutiny of the tender documents at the ULB, the regional bid selection committee consisting of the officers as indicated in the Table below will undertake the technical evaluation. Regional Bid Selection Committee Constitution Committee Members Position in the Committee Commissioner Chairperson RDMA Member SE Public Health Member Head of Engineering Section in the respective ULB Member Head of Public Health Section in the respective ULB Member Convener
No: SESP/e-tender / Date:25/11/2016 ABSTRACT BID NOTIFICATION (Through e-procurement portal only) Following e-tenders are published in Karnataka Govt, e-portal .Under “GOODS” category on 24/11/2016 & 25/11/2016 as per RTPS requirements. SL No Tender Number BRIEF DETAILS OF GOODS & EMD Last Date & Time for receipt of tenders Date & Time for Opening of bids 1 SUPPLY OF FCS BATTERY PACK EMD Rs.10,100.00 22/12/2016 16:00:00 24/12/2016 16:30:00 2 SUPPLY OF DIFFERENT TYPE OF PRESSURE SWITCHES EMD Rs.6,100.00 22/12/2016 16:00:00 24/12/2016 16:30:00 3 SUPPLY OF LT MOTORS EMD Rs.6,500.00 22/12/2016 16:00:00 24/12/2016 16:30:00 4 SUPPLY OF BAG FILTER WITH CAGES & ITS FITTINGS EMD Rs.3,500.00 22/12/2016 16:00:00 24/12/2016 16:30:00 5 SUPPLY OF CONVERTER EMD Rs.11,500.00 30/12/2016 16:00:00 02/01/2017 16:30:00 6 SUPPLY OF CONDENSER EXPANSION BELLOW EMD Rs.5,900.00 30/12/2016 16:00:00 02/01/2017 16:30:00 7 SUPPLY OF DRY CHEMICAL POWDER TENDER EMD Rs.37,000.00 30/12/2016 16:00:00 02/01/2017 16:30:00 8 SUPPLY OF CPVC PIPES & FITTINGS EMD Rs.5,000.00 30/12/2016 16:00:00 02/01/2017 16:30:00 9 SUPPLY OF SHAVO COMBINATION UNIT EMD Rs.14,000.00 30/12/2016 16:00:00 02/01/2017 16:30:00 10 SUPPLY OF SPLIT AIR CONDITIONER 3 TR EMD Rs.4,500.00 30/12/2016 16:00:00 02/01/2017 16:30:00
11 SUPPLY OF MECHANICAL CONSUMABLES EMD Rs.10,000.00 22/12/2016 16:00:00 24/12/2016 16:30:00 12 SUPPLY OF GEAR BOX ASSEMBLY EMD Rs.5,700.00 30/12/2016 16:00:00 02/01/2017 16:30:00 13 SUPPLY OF SWITCHGEAR SPARES EMD Rs.5,500.00 30/12/2016 16:00:00 02/01/2017 16:30:00 14 SUPPLY OF THRUST EMD Rs.12,000.00 30/12/2016 16:00:00 02/01/2017 16:30:00 15 SUPPLY OF HYDRASTEP ELECTRONIC UNIT & SPARE ELECTRODES EMD Rs.10,800.00 30/12/2016 16:00:00 02/01/2017 16:30:00 All relevant details of the bids are available in the above mentioned e-portal .Any further details can be had from the Superintending Engineer (Stores &Purchase),RTPS, Karnataka Power Corporation Ltd, Shaktinagar-584170, Dist. Raichur Tele- FAX:08532-246121. Superintending Engineer (Stores & Purchase)
EI(P)TV Tape Cleaner / Evaluator for Tape. 1 Set 19,00,000/- 17.09.2015 at 15:00 Hrs Rs. 500/- US$ 33 Rs. 38000/- US$ 620 3 Tender document EI(P)TV Digital Peripherals Audio & Video Equipment. 5 lot 73,75,000/- 22.09.2015 At 12:00 Hrs Rs.1500 /- US$ 50 Rs. 1,47,500/- US$ 2330 3 EI(P)TV SITC of 2x20 KVA UPS System. 3 Sets 36,00,000/- 22.09.2015 0 At 15:00 Hrs Rs. 1000/- US$ 42 Rs.72000/- US$ 1150 4 Months t Pre bid conference for following tenders will be held in Conference room, 6th Phase- 1, Doordarshan Bhawan, Copernicus Marg, New Dehi-110001, as per given schedule: Tender No.: Date & Time of Pre Bid Meeting 8(5)2015-16 EI(P)TV On 31.07.2015 at 15:00 Hrs 8(6)2015-16 EI(P)TV On 03.08.2015 at 15:00 Hrs 8(7)2015-16 EI(P)TV On 04.08.2015 at 15:00 Hrs 14(5)2015-16 EI(P)TV On 05.08.2015 at 15:00 Hrs. 14(6)2015-16 EI(P)TV On 06.08.2015 at 15:00 Hrs Note:- Note:- The bid forms, General Instructions to Bidders and other details including amendments/changed can be viewed/downloaded from website www.tenderwizard.com/PB. Tender notice is also available on Doordarshan website www.ddindia.gov.in the link tender notice (engineering) or fromeprocure.gov.in/cppp. Assistant Engineer For Director General, Doordarshan
There will be no upward revision of rates quoted by the contractor for any reason whatsoever. NO ESCALATION ALLOWED The rates quoted shall be firm throughout the period of contract including the extended period. There will not be any payment towards escalation in the cost of materials or labour or any other inputs, or hike in the taxes payable by the Contractor. No escalation on any ground will be accepted, once the bids are opened by KINFRA. 1.02.21 INTERPRETING SPECIFICATIONS .01 In interpreting specification, the following order of decreasing importance shall be followed: - Specification mentioned in schedule. Technical specification. Special conditions of contract. General conditions of contract. Drawings. .02 Matters not covered by the specifications given in the contract, as a whole shall be covered by the relevant Indian Standard Codes. If such codes on a particular subject have not been framed, the decision of the Architect/KINFRA/PMC shall be final. .03 No alterations shall be made by the tenderer in the Notice Inviting Tender, Instructions to the Contractors, Contract Forms, Conditions of the Contract, Special Conditions, drawings and specifications and if any such alterations are made or any additional conditions attached, the tender is liable to be rejected 1.02.22 The acceptance of a tender rests with the authorised representative of the “KINFRA” who does not bind himself to accept the lowest tender and reserves to himself the authority to reject any or all the tenders received without assigning any reason whatsoever. The authorised representative of the “KINFRA” reserves the right of accepting the whole or any of the tenders received and the tenderer shall be bound to perform the same at the rates and amount quoted. 1.02.23 The work shall be carried out under the direction and supervision of the Architect/”KINFRA”/PMC or their representatives at site. On acceptance of the tender, the Contractor shall intimate in writing the name of his accredited representative who would be supervising the construction and would be responsible for taking instructions for carrying out the work.
item Title Priority H-high M-medium L-low Next Milestone Date End Status P-Planned O-Ongoing C-Completed Contact Person(s) Related Pubs / Standard Remarks D.1 Monitor and assess proposals for amending S- 12 M Next NIPWG meeting 2014 Permanent O S-12 In close liaison with IALA; see J.4 F.1 Assess the progress and perspectives of developing specifications for NP data layers in ECDIS and propose the way forward for consideration by HSSC H Next HSSC meeting 2015 Permanent P To be considered in the context of the IMO e-navigation strategy implementation. NIPWG to consider establishing one or more project team(s) in liaison with S-100WG as required (see J.2), in particular to continue the development of Product Specifications currently assigned to the NIPWG. F.2 Investigate the interaction between Marine Protected Area Product and ENC in ECDIS M Draft Product Specification for Marine Protected Areas (S-122) released in 2016 2015 Permanent O Chair/Sec In close liaison with the S-100 WG F.3 Model the NP data where required. H Next meeting 2004 Permanent O Chair/Sec S-100 related. To be included in domain of the FCD Register F.4 Review of objects and attributes H Next meeting 2004 Permanent O S-100 related. F.5 Propose amendments to HYDRO domain of the FCD Register H 2005 Permanent O Chair/Sec S-100 related. To be included in the FCD register
G.1.2 For Navigational services H 2012 2017 O Chair/Sec S-125 G.1.3 For Traffic management H 2012 2016 C S-127 G.1.4 For Physical environment H 2013 2016 C Chair/Sec S-126 G.2 Set up a test bed ECDIS M - - P Chair/Sec To be considered in liaison with G.3 and guidelines for displaying nautical information in ECDIS and in combined Marine Service Portfolios G.3.1 Develop basic display rules for NP data intended for use in ECDIS (NP3) M 2008 2016* O Chair/Sec S-52 Close co-operation with NCWG and S-100WG required *end date depends on NCWG schedule G.3.2 Develop guidelines showing how navigation information received by communications equipment can be displayed in a harmonized way and what equipment functionality is necessary. M 2015 2019 P S-52 e-nav IMO Strategy Implementation Plan, Task T13 (HSSC6-07.1A refers)
Annexure-‘B’ NTPC-SAIL POWER COMPANY LIMITED (A Venture of NTPC & SAIL) CPP-II, Administrative Building SAIL-RSP COMPLEX, ROURKELA-769011, DISTRICT: SUNDERGARH (ODISHA) Ph. 2520644/2510355, Fax – 0661–2513179 (Contract & Materials Department) Corrigendum No.1 to NIT NO.NSPCL/ROURKELA/17-18/03, Dated.28.08.2017 Dt.23.10.2017. Bidder’s attention is drawn to notice inviting tender (NIT) NO.NSPCL/ROURKELA/17-18/03, DATE: 28.08.2017 published in newspaper on 30.08.2017, for the following package at NSPCL, Rourkela.The date of technical BOD is hereby revised as mentioned below: NSPCL Rourkela Download Icon (For downloading Detailed NIT/NIEA/NIEOI/ Corrigendum etc) Pkg No/ID Name of Package IFB/NIT/NIEA/NIEOI Notice Type Type of Bidding (DCB/ICB) Bidding Document Sale Period Sch Bid Opening Date (Revised) Tender Coordinator emails Ref no date Start Date Close Date Enlistment of Vendors for various Civil Works at NSPCL(2 X 60MW) ,Rourkela,Odisha (For Packages-3 & 6 only) 28.08.17 to NIT DCB 05.09.17 05.10.17 07.11.17 Enlistment of Vendors for Various Civil Works at NSPCL (2 X60mw), Rourkela, Odisha 1.Package-3:Construction/Repair of Bituminous Roads 2.Package-6:Evacuation of Settled Ash from Lagoons & Disposal/filling low lying area/abandoned mining/stone quarry For QR & other conditions, please visit NIT NO.NSPCL/ROURKELA/17-18/03, Dated.28.08.2017.
(iii) Research S.No. Name and address of employer Designation From To Duration in yy/mm/dd Reasons for leaving 14. Research Activities: (Specify total No. and attach list of publication in the each category as per format given) (a) Paper publications in International Journals (i) In SCI S.No. Title of paper Co-author(s), if any Name of the Journal Vol. & Year Pages (ii) than SCI S.No. Title of paper Co-author(s), if any Name of the Journal Vol. & Year (b) Paper publications in National Journals (i) In SCI S.No. Title of paper Co-author(s), if any Name of the Journal Vol. & Year Pages (ii) than SCI S.No. Title of paper Co-author(s), if any Name of the Journal Vol. & Year Pages (c ) Papers publication in International Conferences S.No. of paper Co-author(s), if any Name of the Conference Date & year
(d) Papers publication in National Conference S.No. Title of paper Co-author(s), if any Name of the Conference Date & year (e) Number of UG and PG students guided / Ongoing UG PG Guided Ongoing Guided Ongoing (g) Patents registered/filed (with registration No. & date) S.No. Title Registration Date 15. Books/Monographs/Book chapters written: S.No. Name of book/ monograph/ Book chapters Name of if any Year of Publication Publisher with address 16. Consultancy works undertaken: S.No Period Organization Nature of Work Co-consultant, if any 17. Seminars/Short Term Courses/Summer Schools/ organized Sl No. From To Name of the course Sponsored*/ Self financed No. of participants From institutes From Industry *In case of sponsored course please provide details of sponsoring agency 18. Term Courses/Summer Schools/ attended S.No. From To Institute/Industry Sponsored by Name of the course
Annexure-‘B’ NTPC-SAIL POWER COMPANY (PVT.) LIMITED (A Joint Venture of NTPC & SAIL) CPP-II, Administrative Building SAIL-RSP COMPLEX, ROURKELA-769011, DISTRICT: SUNDERGARH (ODISHA) Ph. 2520644/2510355, Fax – 0661–2513179 (Contract & Materials Department) NOTICE INVITING TENDER DOMESTIC COMPETITIVE BIDDING DATE: 22.10.2016 NSPCL, Rourkela invites Sealed Tender for the works from reputed Agencies: Sl. No Tender No. Supply /Works Description EMD (In ₹.) / Tender Fee (In ₹.) Estimated Cost (In ₹.) Sale of Tender documents Clarification cut off date Date of Technical bid opening /Completion period in months Start Date Closing Date 01 1622076 Renovation of Quarters for Bachelor Accomodation at NSPCL,Rourkela 15,04,257.00 19.11.2016 22.11.2016 /04 months QUALIFYING REQUIREMENTS Description: RENOVATION OF QUARTERS FOR BACHELOR ACCOMODATION ,NSPCL, 1. The bidder should have experience of having successfully completed similar works within preceding 07(seven) years reckoned as on the date of bid opening, either of the following :- Three similar executed/completed works costing not less than the amount equal to ₹ 6.02 lakhs each. “OR” Two similar executed/completed works costing not less than the amount equal to ₹ 7.52 lakh each. “OR” One similar executed/completed work costing not less than the amount to ₹ 12.03 lakhs. 2. Financial Criteria: The average annual Turnover of the bidder, in the preceding three(3) financial years as on the date of bid opening, shall not be less than ₹ 45.12 lakhs (Rupees Sixty Four Lakh & Three Thousands only). NB: The phrase”similar works” means Execution of any one or in combination of civil works – Construction/Renovation/Repair of Office Building/Residential Building/Any other type of Building. The word executed means that the bidder should have achieved the progress specified at QR No.1 even if total contract/order is not completed/closed.The same shall be supported with documents as per the following.