zilongwang/ReadingBank huggingface dataset:
Set Local User Policy To set the User Policy’s open up ‘Local User Policy’, then under ‘Security Settings’ select ‘Local Policies’ and Choose ‘User Rights Assignment’. In the policy list in the right hand pane, select ‘Impersonate a client after authentication’ Right click to select ‘Properties’. In the ‘Local Security Settings’ tab add the UP_HIDDEN group and choose OK. Assign Apps It is not possible to assign a user to an App, through Remote App Manager without being part of a Domain first. This method allows you to manually add Users to Apps by tricking the Computer into thinking that it is a Domain. Click Start > Administrative Tools > Windows PowerShell Modules. To switch to the Remote Desktop Services module for Windows PowerShell, type cd RDS:\ Type cd RDS:\RemoteApp\RemoteAppPrograms and then press ENTER. A dir command at this container lists all the applications that are published Type cd .\<app>\UserAssignment and then press ENTER. A dir command at this container lists all the users and groups to whom the application is assigned. (The example app below is assigned to everyone and therefore shows no users).
ACCEPTANCE WITNESS the signature of the GRANTEE this <day month, year>, and agrees to all acceptance and approval of this Site Access Agreement for itself, its successors and assignees the terms and conditions contained therein. _________________________________________________________ <Name, Contractor NOTARY Public STATE OF _________ ) COUNTY OF______________ )
Date of Site Visit Contractor Subcontractor Name: If applicable: Site Information: Site Name: Street address City County Zip code Classroom Observed: Site Contact Person (person at the facility responsible for operations): Name Phone Email Names of classroom staff: Lead teacher Assistant teacher Family support staff Health Advocate Preschool models offered at this site: Part day Full School Day Extended Day Site is in which elementary school catchment area: Site is within an elementary school? Yes No If yes, name of elementary school: Is this a full-day kindergarten site? Yes No Early Achievers Status Does this site have a published EA rating? Yes No If yes, rated level: Class start date: Number of children enrolled in the class (ECEAP and non-ECEAP): Number of ECEAP Children Number of non-ECEAP children Names of DEL staff conducting the visit: info:
E-4 Curriculum practices were culturally relevant, including: Supports ongoing development of each child's home language, while helping each child learn English Includes and demonstrates respect for diverse family structures and cultures Focuses on the daily life of families in the community, rather than only on holidays, celebrations, or people far away Does not plan religious activities in the curriculum (this does not preclude children or families from sharing their traditions) Yes No Notes: E-7 support children’s play and learning by: Noticing and responding to teachable moments. Yes No Notes: Document evidence of any of the following prohibited activities: If seen you must document Corporal punishment, Holding, grabbing, or moving the child in an aggressive manner Verbal The use of a physical restraint method injurious to the child or any closed or locked time-out room. Using or withholding food or liquids as punishment or reward. Yes No Notes: G-10 Required Postings Daily Classroom Routine Emergency medical and disaster procedures for medical, dental and poison treatment Current food worker card for at least one person in the room. Child allergies and special dietary restrictions, if applicable Yes No Notes: ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:
Additional Information Does your organization carry liability insurance? Are there any special trainings or orientations that potential volunteer teachers need to complete in order to teach at the site? Are you willing to administer evaluations to the participants and track attendance numbers? Are there any restraints or opportunities for research at the site? (restraints: internal IRBs; opportunities: someone on staff already doing related research) Does the site need yoga mats?
involved SEARCH By Police/Bomb Personnel DEFUSE By Bomb Squad EMERGENCY CONTROLLER ALL CLEAR CIVIL DISTURBANCE Refer to Figure 9 for civil disturbance or threat or notice of disturbance Figure 9: CIVIL DISTURBANCE OR THREAT OR NOTICE OF DISTURBANCE RAISE EMERGENCY ALARM ACTION NOTIFY ESTABLISH Location/Nature/Status EMERGENCY SERVICES Call 000 for assistance. Advise nature of emergency (Fire & Rescue NSW, Police & Ambulance) SITE B CONTROL ROOM OPERATOR Advise Location/Nature/Product CEASE All operations & product movement EMERGENCY CONTROLLER Advise Location/Nature/Product CLOSE All access/entry gates Isolate plant facilities TEMO Advise Location/Nature/Product DO NOT Admit public to plant without authority NSW Ports and NEIGHBOURING PROPERTIES Notify via PBER&AS ASSEMBLE Spare fire extinguishers at Control Room EMERGENCY SERVICES -If necessary, Fire Brigade ACTIVATE All fixed fire systems to standby NOTIFY as required -Relevant Company Personnel -Customers LIAISON Location/Nature/Status by Managing Director ONLY EMERGENCY CONTROLLER ALL CLEAR NATURAL PHENOMENA Refer Figure 10 For Emergency Situation Caused By Natural Phenomena.
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High School to provide educational opportunities that enable all of its students to graduate from high school prepared for a rich life experience as well as post secondary options best suited for their individual interests and abilities. Reflect- clarify, be open-minded, assume common purpose Respect- honor time, keep professional conversations private, be engaged Respond- keep it solution based, respond with grace, use integrity Presenter Agenda Item w/ Decision Making Method Outcomes and Decision Method Time Yusuf Update Graduation – 218 graduates and graduation was a success. It was held June 6th at the Mpls Convention Center. Tribute To staff and breakfast – There are a number of staff members who will not be at Henry in the fall due to budget cuts and 3 staff retiring. Staffing – There are still open 5 min
Phillips – we got it. Yusuf Minutes Review and approve the May 30th meeting minutes Meeting minutes were reviewed and there was one point of clarification to the document that was looked at in the meeting in regards to “Change the Name proposal”. May 30th Meeting Minutes were approved. 5 min Quinton By-laws Provide update Review and discuss bylaws. Discuss next steps – A total of 17 site council members the of Licensed Staff, Unlicensed Staff, Students, Parents, Community Members, and 25 min
Please list key personnel who will be involved in this trial. Attach a separate sheet if necessary. Role Name Title Phone Fax Email Address Coordinator - - - - Research Nurse - - - - Research Manager - - - - Contact - - - - - - - - s this information needed for subinvestigators?)phoblastic Leukemia)e at other institutions. rrent trials falling into this car PART III: Subject Enrollment Please provide information on open trials and subject enrollment for the cohort(s) covered by this trial. Cohort Expected accrual per Are there any competing trials currently open at your institution? Yes No Yes No PART IV: Facility Participation in this trial is subject to your institution’s ability to comply with the following protocol-specific facility requirements (*to be completed by the Coordinating Center as necessary): Procedure* Specific facility requirement* Confirmation that site is capable of complying (to be completed by the external site) Yes No Yes No PART V: Contracts Does your institution require indemnification and subject injury coverage in order to participate in an academic Investigator-Sponsored clinical trial? Yes No
Standard Operating Procedure SOP No: Version: 1 Effective Date: Title: Site Initiation, Activation, Conduct and Close-out NAME SIGNATURE DATE PREPARED BY REVIEWED BY QA UNIT AUTHORITY APPROVAL AUTHORITY 7.1 Purpose To describe the process ensures that the site is organized and prepared for the proper conduct of the research study at [INSTITUTION]. This standard operating procedure (SOP) also describes the processes to be followed at site initiation, activation, conduct and closeout of research study at [INSTITUTION]. 7.2 Scope This SOP will apply to all pharma sponsored research study initiation, activation, conduct and at [INSTITUTION]. trial out
SITE Task Order Template and Instructions (Note: Replace or delete all Blue text when completing Task Order) Project Title: [ Provide a short, descriptive title of the work to be performed. ] Organization: [ Provide the complete Customer/Agency name and address. ] BACKGROUND [ Insert a brief overview to describe the need for the services, the current environment, and the office’s mission as it relates to this requirement. ] SCOPE [ Insert a clear description of the objectives of the proposed task order. Indicate which SIA II contract task area(s) apply to the work to be performed. Include a high-level view of the procurement, its objectives, size, and projected outcomes. State whether it is an on-going or requirement. Do not include anything that won’t contribute to the expected result. Do include impacts/implications.] REQUIREMENTS [ Insert a narrative of the specific performance requirements and standards or that make up the performance requirements. Describe the work in terms of the required output, i.e., what is expected from the contractor, rather than how the work is to be accomplished or the number of hours to be provided. Number the tasks sequentially, e.g., Task 1-Title of Task and description, Task 2-Title of Task and description, etc. The requirement must be defined sufficiently for the contractor to submit a realistic proposal and for the government to negotiate a meaningful price or estimated cost. Describe the specific tasks and services required, including the results that will be provided to the Government. Be specific and include all results required under this request for services. ] APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS [ List any standards, regulatory, or policy documents that are relevant to work. Include necessary information such as title, document number, date, etc., and state where documents can be obtained. If only portions of documents apply, so state. ] INCENTIVES
[PRINTED ON RESEARCH SITE’S LETTERHEAD] [DATE] University Park Institutional Review Board (UPIRB) 1640 Marengo, St. Suite #700 Los Angeles, CA 90033 RE: [PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR’S NAME STUDENT INVESTIGATOR’S NAME (IF APPLICABLE) OF RESEARCH STUDY] To UPIRB: This letter is to convey that I/we have reviewed the proposed research study being conducted by [INSERT INVESTIGATORS’ NAMES] intended to [INSERT RESEARCH ACTIVITIES, E.G., CONDUCT RESEARCH, RECRUIT SUBJECTS, ETC.] at [INSERT NAME OF SITE/LOCATION] and find [INSERT TITLE OF STUDY] acceptable. I/we give permission for the above investigators to conduct research at this site. If you have any questions regarding site permission, please contact: [INSERT TELEPHONE NUMBER OR CONTACT INFORMATION]. Sincerely, [INSERT AUTHORIZED NAME (E.G., SCHOOL PRINCIPAL, DIRECTOR, ETC.] [INSERT TITLE]
Natural features such as streams, marshes, lakes ponds. Manmade features such as, but not limited to, existing roads and structures. Such map shall indicate which of such features are to be retained and which are to be removed or altered. Use of abutting properties shall be identified with approximate location of the structures thereon including access roads. The size and location of all existing public and private utilities and all existing landscaping. This shall include the location and size of existing public utilities that are located off-site, with which connection is planned or located within 100 feet of the site. A vicinity sketch (suggested scale 1” equals 400’) showing the location of the site in relation to the surrounding public street system. The zoning districts and boundaries for the site and up to 1,000 feet of the site shall be shown. One hundred-year flood elevation line shall be included where applicable. Proposed Plan and Information The proposed grades, drainage systems, including roof drainage, structures, and topographic contours at intervals not exceeding two (2) feet with spot elevations where grade is less than five (5) percent; otherwise not exceeding a five (5) foot contour interval. The shape, size, height, and location of the proposed structures including expansion of existing buildings. Proposed streets, driveways, parking spaces, sidewalks, with indication of direction of travel for one way streets and drives and inside radii of all curves. The width of streets, driveways, and sidewalks and the total number of parking spaces shall be shown. In addition, loading spaces and facilities associated with the structures on the site shall be shown. The size and location of all proposed public and private utilities. The location, type, and size of all proposed landscaping and screening. Exterior lighting plans and proposed signs to be located on the site. A storm drainage plan including plans for retention and slow release of storm water where necessary, and plans for snow removal and storage. A circulation plan of the interior of the lot showing provisions for both auto and pedestrian circulation. An access plan showing of access to the site and proposed changes to existing public streets including any traffic control devices necessary in conjunction with the site development plan. Construction drawings including, but not limited to, pavements, walks, steps, curbing, and drainage structures.
2.0 Required Administrative Responses Bidders MUST respond to all required Bidders MUST complete all rows of the attached Appendix A. Do NOT delete any rows. Bidders may also submit additional documentation either via inline responses to this document or as separate attachments. Incomplete bids are subject to rejection. Throughout this section and the accompanying appendices, the capitalized words MUST and SHALL are used to indicate requirements that are mandatory and must be addressed for a response to be considered complete. The capitalized words MAY and SHOULD are used to indicate desires on CENIC's part that are not requirements. However, Service Providers are expected to respond to each of these, either by meeting the desire or by providing an alternative approach to meeting the desire. Cover letter. Bidders shall provide a cover letter that includes a brief statement of intent to perform the services, qualifications for selection, and signature by an authorized officer of the firm who has legal authority in such transactions. Unsigned proposals shall be rejected. Include Bidder’s name, address, telephone, and fax numbers and the name(s) of authorized representative(s). Invoices. Each Bidder will be expected to provide a single, itemized, monthly invoice indicating all of the contracted services unless otherwise requested by CENIC. Invoices should be mailed to: The Corporation for Education Network Initiatives in California (CENIC) 16700 Valley View, Suite 400, La Mirada, CA 90638 Terms and Conditions. Bidders MUST propose Terms and Conditions in the form of a contract as part of the response. The Terms and Conditions proposed MUST include all relevant terms from this RFP. All proposed Terms and Conditions will be subject to CENIC’s approval and subject to negotiations before acceptance. Time is of the essence. CENIC anticipates this engagement to begin immediately following award and terminate upon project completion, no later than December 31, 2017. Qualifications. Bidders MUST demonstrate their ability and capacity to implement the services proposed. References. Bids will be judged in part on their experience installing services similar to those bid, on schedules similar to those proposed. Bidders MAY include references, with name and contact number, for three (3) such organizations.
Case 1a – 1b 2a – 2b 3 4 5 6 Continuum 1-Phase 2-Phase 2-Phase 2-Phase 2-Phase 2-Phase Model stresses Effective stresses Effective stresses Effective stresses Effective stresses Effective stresses Constitutive relationship Equivalent linear/ nonlinear Elastoplastic Elastoplastic Elastoplastic Elastoplastic Elastoplastic Permeability (m/s) - 0 10-5 10-4 10-3 10-2 motion Horizontal Horizontal Horizontal Horizontal Horizontal Horizontal Software Shake Dynaflow Dynaflow Dynaflow Dynaflow Dynaflow Dynaflow Case 6a – 6b 7a – 7b 8 9 Continuum 1-Phase 1-Phase 2-Phase 2-Phase Model Total stresses Effective stresses Effective stresses Effective stresses Constitutive relationship Equivalent linear/ linear Elastoplastic Elastoplastic Elastoplastic Permeability (m/s) - 0 10-5 10-2 Input motion Horizontal + vertical Horizontal + vertical Horizontal + vertical Horizontal + vertical Software Shake Dynaflow Dynaflow Dynaflow Dynaflow Notes: The material properties for the SHAKE analyses (G/Gmax curves) will be computed from the constitutive model presented in paragraph 5.0 to ensure full compatibility of the input parameters between the EQL and NL analyses. the linear calculations with Dynaflow (case 1b) will consider the strain compatible properties calculated with Shake + Rayleigh damping. The P-wave analyses in or Dynaflow (cases 6a – 6b) are run with the VS strain compatible properties calculated for the horizontal motion (no further iterations on G and ); VP will be calculated assuming a constant bulk modulus (equal to the elastic one) and the strain compatible shear modulus. The 1-Phase analyses in effective stresses (case 2a – 2b and 7a – 7b) are run with a penalty formulation for the bulk modulus.
Constitutive Model - State Parameters gravel above water table gravel water table Stiff clay Rock Soil mass density (t/m3) 1.95 2.1 2.0 2.4 Solid mass density s (t/m3) N/A 2.7 N/A N/A Fluid mass density f (t/m3) N/A 1.00 N/A N/A Porosity  N/A 0.35 N/A N/A Permeability (m/s) N/A Variable N/A N/A Notes : for the porous layer the total soil mass density is computed as = (1) s +  w = 0.65 x 2.7 + 0.35 x 1.0 = 2.1 t/m3 N/A: this parameter is not relevant for the constitutive modeling of the material.
SITE WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN Project name Project address/location Main contractor: Contractor details, including signature of authorised representative Client Name and signature Project Stages Questions to consider Tick if ‘Yes’ Comment: If ‘yes’, what action have you taken/do you propose to take? If ‘no’, why not? Policy 1 Has your organisation adopted a waste management policy? Y TO POLICY 2 Has the client signed the Site Waste Management Plan? N TO BE ARRANGED 3 Have relevant sub-contractors producing significant wastes steams been identified? Y PLASTERBOARD & PACKAGING FROM MATERIALS 4 Have the identified sub-contractors signed the Site Waste Management Plan? N TO BE INCLUDED WITHIN ORDER Procurement 5 Has a careful evaluation of materials been made so that over-ordering and site wastage is reduced? Y WITIN WORKS ORDER CONTRACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR OWN MATERIALS AND WASTE BUDGET 6 Has full consideration been given to the use of secondary and recycled materials? N NOT APPLICABLE 7 Is unwanted packaging to be returned to the supplier for recycling or re-use? N ONLY WHERE POSSIBLE BY SUPPLIER 8 Can unused materials be returned to purchaser or used on another job? Y DEPENDANT UPON MATERIAL Project planning 9 Has responsibility for waste management planning and compliance with environmental legislation been assigned to a named individual at main contractor Y YES SKANSEN SITE MANAGEMENT 10 Has a project programme been developed to include likely waste arising (how much, when, and what types)? Y WORKS PROGRAMME IDENTIFIES WORK PACKAGES
Site operations (continued) 28 Are Duty of Care procedures complied with, including provision of transfer notes and checking authorisation of registered carriers, registered exempt sites and licensed waste management facilities? Y ISSUED AFTER EACH AND EVERY LOAD TAKEN FROM SITE, COPIES HELD ON SITE 29 Are any checks made that excavation is received at the intended site? N NOT APPLICABLE 30 Is implementation of agreed waste management procedures monitored? Y YES VIA SITE AUDIT 31 Are reports regularly produced regarding waste quantities and treatment/disposal routes, and on costs incurred? Y AS PRODUCED BY WASTE CARRIER WHEN REQUESTED 32 During site operations, are barriers to good waste management practice considered and noted for incorporation into the post-completion review? Y GOOD PRACTICE METHODS USED BEFORE Post completion 33 Has a final report of use of recycled and secondary materials, waste reduction, segregation, recovery and disposal, with costs and savings identified, been completed? UPON COMPLETION 34 Has the final report been signed by the relevant and the client? UPON COMPLETION 35 Have key waste management issues been considered for action at future projects? UPON COMPLETION Please feel free to add extra sheets if you wish (e.g. if you wish to include a project site plan showing location of waste management facilities)
Fill in the blanks Roasting brings out the aroma and…………………….. that is locked inside the …………………. coffee beans. Beans are stored green, a state in which they can be kept ……………………………… loss of quality or taste. A green bean has none of the ……………………………………… of a roasted bean -- it’s soft and ………………………….. to the bite and smells…………………………………... Roasting causes ………………………. changes to take place as the beans are rapidly brought to …………………………………… temperatures. When they reach the peak of perfection, they are ……………………………..cooled to stop the process. Roasted beans smell like ………………………………, and weigh less because the moisture has been roasted out. They are………………………. to the bite, ready to be ground and brewed. Once roasted, however, they should be ………………………….as quickly as possible before the roast flavour begins to …………………………………….. Word bank: quickly, crunchy, chemical, used, diminish, flavour, spongy, without, very high, green, grassy, coffee, characteristics Multiple choice Blended coffees can be described as: (A)a smooth well rounded drinking experience (B)the result of gathering beans with different flavours, often from different countries to create a new taste (C)more popular than single origin coffee (D)all of the above Name the following mise en place for preparation of coffee beverages: Match the preparation technique to the correct coffee Cappuccino Ensure correct grind texture. Grind fresh beans right before brewing. Dose between 14 – 18 grams into the group handle and tamp evenly. Place group handle into the group head and turn on hot water. 30ml should be poured within 20-30 seconds.
SITI - Experiential Program – WEEK 1 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY AM (9:30am-12noon) Presentation: Introduction to Canada (History and Society) Class: Speaking Clearly (I) Seminar: Social Etiquette Presentation: Sustainability in a Canadian Context Seminar: Canadian Workplace Culture Independent Exploration Whistler Day Trip (Optional, Fee Extra) LUNCH BREAK (12noon-1:30pm) PM (1:30-4pm) Site Visit: Museum of Anthropology Seminar: Cultural Literacy Site Visit: UBC Biodiversity Museum Site Visit: UBC Building Tour (CIRS and C.K. Choi Building) Independent Exploration After 4pm Independent Exploration Guided Exploration: UBC Robson Square/ Vancouver Art Gallery (Optional) 7-9pm Guest Speaker Seminar #1 Independent Exploration Independent Exploration Program Schedule Summer Intensive Translation and Interpretation (SITI) - Experiential Program
SITI - Experiential Program – WEEK 2 MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY AM (9:30am-12noon) AM (10 12) Class: Speaking Clearly (II) Site Visit: Britannia Mine Museum Presentation: Canadian Food Safety Practices Presentation: BC Forestry Industry Seminar: Canadian Volunteerism and Not-for-profit Organizations Victoria Trip (Optional, Fee Extra) Independent Exploration LUNCH BREAK (12noon-1:30pm) PM (1:30-4pm) Presentation: BC Mining Industry Site Visit: Canadian Wilderness Exploration Site Visit: Whole Foods Market Site Visit: UBC Wood Processing Center Class: Business English After 4pm Independent Exploration 7-9pm Guest Speaker Seminar #2 Independent Exploration 7-9pm Guest Speaker Seminar #3 Guided Exploration: Granville Island/Aqua Bus/Science World (Optional)
NOTES “OR” in the regulation is interpreted as “and/or”, allowing a combination of increased separation distance and increased depth of casing and grout to provide special protection for downslope wells. The Form, Style and Procedure Manual for Publication of Virginia Regulations discourages the use of the term “and/or” in the Virginia Administrative Code in §3.25 and 3.48 below. § 3.25. Use of “and/or.” The term “and/or” should be avoided if possible. In general, the term “and” means to add something to what has already been said. The term “or” means in the alternative. In most cases, the word “or” is proper to convey the thought of “one, or the other, or any of them.” If emphasis is needed, use terms such as “any of the following,” “all of the following,” “either of the following,” or “or both.” … § 3.48. Commonly used words with their plain language translations. Listed in this section are commonly used words and phrases. The use of the words in the right column is preferred. AVOID USE and/or “A” or “B” or both (From the Form, Style and Procedure Manual for Publication of Virginia Regulations; ) To derive the measurements to determine a 30o arc, use trigonometry:
COMMENT FORM Building Regulations 2006 I am the adjacent relevant owner of the property at the following address: and I have sighted the plans (drawing numbers _________________) for my neighbours proposed works at: I am aware that the proposed works are designed outside the siting requirements prescribed in the Building Regulations 2006 and have: PLEASE TICK APPROPRIATE OPTION no objection to Council issuing consent to the proposed siting of the building/structure pursuant to Building Regulations Part 4 OR I request that Council not issue consent to the proposed siting of the building/structure pursuant to Building Regulations Part 4. Please provide your reasons for objecting to the proposal in order for Council to take into account your issue(s) for concern. Please print your name here: _______________________________________ Signature: ____________________________and date here,________________ Council thanks you for your comments. Note: This comment form must be signed by the legal owner of the relevant property concerned. Signatures from persons renting the property will not be accepted. Please do not hesitate to contact Councils' Building Services Department for further information on ph. 5348 1577 or at the Duke Street Office.
It was also possible to determine the degree of crystallinity of the PP and for the PP in the PP/GNP nanocomposites from the areas under the PP peaks in the WAXD patterns []. The values determined are shown in Table 1 and it can be seen that there is a small but significant increase in the degree of crystallinity with GNP loading in the nanocomposites. Fig. 2. The XRD diffraction patterns of PP/GNP nanocomposites for different GNP loadings. Table I. Summary of the microstructural characterization and mechanical properties of the PP/GNP nanocomposites for different levels of GNP loading. Nanocomposites (PP/GNP) Nominal loading (wt%) 1.0 3.0 5.0 10.0 Actual loading (wt%) 1.2 ± 0.1 4.0 ± 0.1 5.5 ± 0.2 12.0 ± 0.2 Actual loading (vol%) 0.5 ± 0.04 1.7 ± 0.05 2.3 ± 0.1 5.2 ± 0.1
Temperature for 5% weight loss (C) ± 3 369 ± 17 384 ± 7 415 ± 5 427 ± 2 Crystallization temperature, Tc (C) ± 125.1 ± 0.1 127.3 ± 0.2 127.6 ± 0.2 129.7 ± 0.4 Melting temperature, Tm (C) ± 161.2 ± 0.9 163.8 ± 0.7 165.4 ± 0.4 166.7 ± 0.1 9 8
Degree of crystallinity – DSC (%) ± 52.6 ± 1.7 54.9 ± 3.6 55.9 ± 1.6 53.3 ± 1.2 Degree of crystallinity – WAXD (%) ± 50.0 ± 1.0 52.5 ± 3.0 55.4 ± 1.0 54.8 ± 1.0 Young’s modulus (GPa) ± 1.7 ± 0.1 1.9 ± 0.1 1.9 ± 0.1 2.0 ± 0.1 4
Fracture strain (%) ± 12.6 ± 0.6 8.5 ± 0.4 7.0 ± 0.4 6.1 ± 0.3 Yield Stress (MPa) ± 32.1 ± 0.6 31.6 ± 0.6 32.8 ± 0.7 30.1 ± 0.6 Storage modulus at 25 C (GPa) ± 1.82 ± 0.02 2.05 ± 0.05 2.43 ± 0.03 2.51 ± 0.07
Annexure – II Rescue and Relief (Provisional) Name of States/ UTs Date when updated No. of persons evacuated No. of relief camps opened No. of persons accommodated in the relief camps GR paid, if any, specify the item and amount No. of medical deployed No. of cattle in cattle camps Andhra Pradesh - - - - - - Arunachal Pradesh 16.09.2016 - 44 7224 - - - Assam 25.09.2016 -- 02 916 - 26.09.2016 1670000 1351 9,88000 - 1149 327 Goa - - - - - - - Gujarat 25.08.2016 200 - - - - - Haryana - - - - - - - Himachal Pradesh - - - - - - - J & K - - - - - - - Jharkhand - - - - - - - Karnataka - - - - - - - Kerala - - - - - - - Madhya Pradesh 04.09.2016 - 240(Temporary Shelter) 55000 About 55000 people were provided food packets for 5 days. - - Mizoram - - - - - - - Maharashtra 26.09.2016 8392 11 3200 - - - Manipur - - - - - - - Meghalaya 04.08.2016 - 27 - - - Odisha 24.09.2016 3546 9 3546 Chuda-18 Q, Guda-16.5kg, Sugar-2 Q, - - Punjab 08.09.2016 07 - - - - - Rajasthan - - - - - - - Sikkim 12.09.2016 - - - - - - Telangana - - - - - - - Uttar Pradesh 14.09.2016 127411 439 128495 - - - Uttarakhand 26.09.2016 - - - - - West Bengal - - - - - - - Andaman & Nicobar - - - - - - - Dadra & Nagar Haveli - - - - - - - Daman & Diu - - - - - - - Puducherry - - - - - - -
No. of Missing Nil No. of injured Nil Houses damaged Nil Loss of livestock Nil No. of relief camp open Nil No. of persons evacuated Nil Inmates in Relief Camps Nil No. of cattle camps opened Nil Total crop area affected ( in Hectares) Nil Assistance provided by Govt. of India Nil Deployment of State Force State Forces deployed. No report received from the State wef 11.08.2017 onwards -05- ODISHA:- As per report received from Relief Commissioner Office/Disaster Management of Odisha on 14.08.2017, following loss/damages have been reported:- No. of Districts affected Nil ( Till date-12) No. of village/localities affected -- Population affected Nil (14.08.17) 5.99 Lakhs till 14.08.2017 Human live lost Nil on 14.08.2017 & total death -08 (till date) No. of Missing Nil No. of injured Nil Houses damaged Nil Loss of livestock Nil No. of relief camp open Nil on 14.08.2017, 121 till date) No. of persons evacuated -- Inmates in Relief Camps -- No. of cattle camps opened Nil Total crop area affected ( in Hectares) Nil Assistance provided by Govt. of India NDRF/CRPF Deployment of State Force No report received from the State on 15.08.2017 up to 1600 hrs ARUNACHAL PRADESH:- As per report received from Relief SEOC, Arunachal Pradesh on 15.08.2017, following loss/damages have been reported:- No. of Districts affected Nil-during last 24 hrs, till date) No. of village/localities affected Nil (199 till date) Population affected Nil (64334 till date) live lost Nil (15.08.2017) total death - 41 till date No. of Missing -- No. of injured Nil-during last 24 hrs, (total-07 till 15.08.2017) Houses damaged Nil (Fully-1027 & Partially-289) Loss of livestock - No. of relief camp open -- No. of persons evacuated -- Inmates in Relief Camps -- No. of cattle camps opened --
x. No. of persons evacuated 191670 - xi. No. of relief camp opened 387 69 xii. Inmates in the relief camps 282581 2767 xiii. Relief material distributed 2443644 190220 xiv. Total crop area affected (in hectares). 396039.86 59317.87 xv Infrastructure Damage 161 0 Assistance provided by Government of India: i. NDRF 16 teams of NDRF consisting of 462 rescuers are deployed in Uttar Pradesh. During last 24 hrs NDRF Teams evacuated 70 persons and distributed relief materials to flood affected villagers.So far teams rescued 209 persons and evacuated 25331 persons, 08 livestock, retrieved 14 dead bodies and distributed Food Pkt-304315, Dry Ration-3191 Bags,Tarpoline-4541 Nos, Water Pouches/Bottles-1893615, Candle/match box-27622 Pkt, Biscuit- 95600 Pkt, Kerosin-4380Ltr, Milk-1800 Pkt, Cloth/Sarees- 2920 Nos, Gur-3070Kg, Salt -710 Kgs and Medical assistance-22533 pers& 549 Animals. ii. Air Force & Army iii. Other Central Government Ministry/Department Deployment of State Forces: i. SDRF ii. State Police/Fire 55 20 ii. Boats 5084 292 4. Bihar Till date (during current monsoon season) During last 24 hours i. Rainfall 807.3 mm - ii. No. of districts affected with name 21 (Purnea, Nalanda, Patna, Supaul, Kishanganj, Katihar, Araria, East Champaran, West Champaran, Madhubani, Madhupura, Sitamarhi, Darbhanga 19 (Kishanganj, Katihar, Araria, East Champaran, West Champaran, Madhubani, Purnea, Supaul, Madhepura, Sitamarhi, Darbhanga ,Sheohar, Muzaffarpur, Gopalganj,
ix. Animal deaths 14240 - x. No. of persons evacuated 844536 - xi. No. of relief camp opened 5218 - xii. Inmates in the relief camps 1125140 - xiii. Relief material distributed Tarpaulin, Cooked Food Drinking water & Baby Food Tarpaulin, Cooked Food Drinking water & Baby Food. xiv. Total crop area affected (in hectares). 1150930.495 - xv Infrastructure Damage Assessment is going on Assessment is going on Assistance provided by Government of India: i. NDRF 07 of NDRF consisting of 311 rescuers are deployed in west Bengal. So far teams have rescued 253 stranded persons, evacuated 6062 flood affected persons and retrieved 09 dead bodies and distributed Food- 7050 Pkts, Water pouches/ bottles- 130632 Nos, Dry Ration (Rice, Dal, Sugar, Chura etc) – 2333 Bags, Baby food – 334 Ctns, Milk- 4280Pkts, Gur -5905 Kgs, Tarpaulin- 9509 Nos, Biscuit-22121 Pkt, Vegetable- 810 Kgs, Candle-126 Pkt, Match Box-920 Nos. Egg-900 Nos., Sanitary Napkin-1000 Pkt, Petrol- 20 Ltr, Bleaching Powder – 200 Kgs, Cloth/Saree-755 Nos and Medicines. ii. Air Force & Army - iii. Other Central Government Ministry/Department - Deployment of State Forces: i. SDRF - ii. Police/Fire - ii. Boats - 3. Uttar Pradesh Till date (during current monsoon season) During last 24 i. Rainfall 508 05 ii. No. of districts affected with name 25( Mirzapur,Gonda,Barabanki, Bahraich,Khiri,Deoria,Sitapur, Bijnore,Faizabad,Pilibhit, Farrukhabad, Mau,Basti, 06 (Gonda,Barabanki, Khiri, Mahrajganj ,Azamgarh ,Faizabad)
ii. State Police/Fire 55 18 ii. Boats 5085 109 4. Bihar Till date (during current monsoon season) During last 24 hours i. Rainfall 844.2 mm - ii. No. of districts affected with name 21 (Purnea, Nalanda, Patna, Supaul, Kishanganj, Katihar, Araria, East Champaran, West Champaran, Madhubani, Madhupura, Sitamarhi, Darbhanga ,Sheohar, Muzaffarpur ,Gopalganj, Sharsa, Khagaria, Saran and Samastipur,Siwan) 19 (Kishanganj, Katihar, Araria, East Champaran, West Champaran, Madhubani, Purnea, Supaul, Madhepura, Sitamarhi, Darbhanga ,Sheohar, Muzaffarpur, Gopalganj, Sharsa, Khagaria, Saran, Samastipur and Siwan) iii. No. of village effected 8394 - iv. Population affected 171.64 Lacs - v. Human lives lost (district wise) 514 - vi. No. of missing Nil - vii. No. of Injured Nil - viii. Houses damaged Fully-24350(Huts) Partially-1075 (Still under assessment) (Still under assessment) ix. Animal deaths 366 01 x. No. of persons evacuated 854936 - xi. No. of relief camp opened 1358 34 xii. Inmates in the relief camps 422106 11583 xiii. Relief material distributed Chana, Chura, Ghur and Poly sheets Chana, Chura, Ghur and Poly sheets xiv. Total crop area affected (in hectares). 63.86 ( under assessment) xv Infrastructure Damage Under assessment Under assessment Assistance provided by Government of India:
or No. of village effected 3147 10 iv. Population affected 2922684 6988 v. Human lives lost (district wise) 110 - vi. No. of missing 03 - vii. No. of Injured 02 - viii. Houses damaged Fully-1257 Partially-23529 Fully-Nil Partially-45 ix. Animal deaths 101 - x. No. of persons evacuated 194857 - xi. No. of relief camp opened 389 36 xii. Inmates in the relief camps 282581 1012 xiii. Relief material distributed 3245626 229403 xiv. Total crop area affected (in hectares). 396039.86 328.95 xv Infrastructure Damage 169 5 Assistance provided by Government of India: i. NDRF 08 teams of NDRF consisting of 232 rescuers are deployed in Uttar Pradesh. During last 24 hrs NDRF Teams retrieved 01 dead body. So far teams rescued 209 persons and evacuated 26916 persons, 08 livestock, retrieved 14 dead bodies and distributed Food Pkt-307462, Dry Ration-3317 Bags,Tarpoline-5291 Nos, Water Pouches/Bottles-1898815, Candle/match box-31972 Pkt, Biscuit- 104975 Pkt, Kerosin-4380Ltr, Milk-1800 Pkt, Cloth/Sarees- 4120 Nos, Gur-41105Kg, Salt -710 Kgs and Medical assistance-24060 pers& 549 Animals. ii. Air Force & Army 2 iii. Other Central Government Ministry/Department Deployment of State Forces: i. SDRF ii. State Police/Fire 55 15 ii. 5138 91 4. Bihar
ix. Animal deaths 101 - x. No. of persons evacuated 194857 - xi. No. of relief camp opened 389 13 xii. Inmates in the relief camps 282581 - xiii. Relief material distributed 3448759 500 xiv. Total crop area affected (in hectares). 396039.86 21.03 xv Infrastructure Damage 169 - Assistance provided by Government of India: i. NDRF 04 teams of NDRF consisting of 133 rescuers are deployed in Uttar Pradesh. So far teams rescued 209 persons and evacuated 26916persons, 08 livestock, retrieved 14 dead bodies and distributed Food Pkt-307462 Dry Ration-3317 Water Pouches/Bottles-1898815, Candle/match Biscuit- 104975Pkt, Kerosin-4380Ltr, Milk-1800 Pkt, Cloth/Sarees- 4120Nos, Gur-41105Kg, Salt -710 Kgs and Medical assistance-24060pers& 549 Animals. ii. Air Force & Army 2 iii. Other Central Government Ministry/Department Deployment of State Forces: i. SDRF ii. State Police/Fire 55 10 ii. Boats 5138 3 *************
Appendix-I As per information received from State Emergency Operation Centers (SEOCs), Assam and Uttar Pradesh due to flood/heavy rainfall, the following damages have been reported during current monsoon season: 1. Assam: Till date During last 24 hours i. Rainfall - - ii. No. of Districts affected with Name 31 (Golaghat, Lakhimpur, Karimganj, Dhemaji, Biswanath, Jorhat, Cachar , Sonitpur, Nalbari, Hojai, Majuli, Barpeta, Nagaon, Hailakandi, Darrang, Morigaon, Udalguri, Sivasagar, Karbi-Anglong,Kamrup, KamrupMetro, Bongaigaon, Chirang, Dibrugarh, Dhubri, Kokrajhar, South Salmara, Charaideo, Golpara, Kamrup, Tinsukia) - iii. No. of village effected 6151 iv. Population effected 56,02,090 v. Human lives lost 160 - vi. No. of missing - - vii. No. of injured - - viii. Houses damaged Fully-3990, Partially-74297 Partially-Nil ix. Animal affected Big- 15,99,657, Small- 10,98,519 Big-Nil x. No. of persons evacuated 62,073 - xi. No. of Relief camp opened 956 - xii. Inmates in relief camps 4,51,946 - xiii. Relief material distributed Rice-170041.56Q, Dal-32913.28Q, Salt- 10021.82Q, M/Oil-176519.58L. - xiv. Total crop area affected (in hectares) 3,97,910.25 - xv. Infrastructure damage Considerable damage to the infrastructure/ roads/ bridges/ culverts/ power/water supply/ communication lines/agriculture and horticulture fields has been reported from different parts of the State. - Assistance provided by Government of India:-
i. NDRF 09 teams of NDRF consisting of 286 rescuers are deployed in flood affected areas of Assam. So far teams have rescued 94, evacuated 8031 persons, retrieved 05 dead bodies and distributed Dry Ration-15528 Bags, Tarpaulin-1576 Nos, Gur-1700 Kgs, Salt-334050 Pkts, Water Bottle/Pouches-3571Nos, Candles-1230 pkts, Bleaching Powder-1540 Kgs, Water Purifying Tablets-24150 Nos, Cattle Feed-322100 Kgs, Mustard Ltrs., Clothes 869 Nos, Mosquito Nets-420 Nos, Milk-330 Pkt, Food Pkts 375 Nos, and Medical assistance to 113 flood affected persons and 10841 animals. ii. Air Force/Navy/ Army - iii. Other Central Government Ministry/Department - Deployment of SDRF, Local, Police and other forces:- i. SDRF, Local Police/Fire/Boats - 2. Uttar Pradesh Till date (during current monsoon season) During last 24 hours i. Rainfall 543.8 1.2 ii. No. of districts affected with name 25( Bahraich,Khiri,Deoria,Sitapur, Bijnore,Faizabad,Pilibhit, Farrukhabad, Mau,Basti, Kushinagar, Badaun, Ambedkar nagar, Gorakhpur, Shrawasti,Sidharth Nagar, Mahrajganj, Azamgarh, Balrampur, Santkabir Nagar, Ghazipur and Balia) - or No. of village effected 3147 - iv. Population affected 2922684 - v. Human lives lost (district wise) 121 - vi. No. of missing 03 - vii. No. of Injured 02 - viii. Houses damaged Partially-25389 Partially-Nil ix. Animal deaths 101 - x. No. of persons evacuated 194857 -
nagar, Gorakhpur, Shrawasti,Sidharth Nagar, Mahrajganj, Azamgarh, Balrampur, Santkabir Nagar, Ghazipur and Balia) Balrampur, Santkabir Nagar Ghazipur,Balia, Azamgarh and Badaun) iii. No. of village effected 3065 1144 iv. Population affected 2474749 1177825 v. Human lives lost (district wise) 91 2 vi. No. of missing 01 - vii. No. of Injured 3 - viii. Houses damaged Fully-1055 Partially-14575 Fully-104 Partially-2119 ix. Animal deaths 101 05 x. No. of persons evacuated - - xi. No. of relief camp opened 322 124 xii. Inmates in the relief camps 57767 5611 xiii. Relief material distributed 1436306 363264 xiv. Total crop area affected (in hectares). 304529.82 130963.33 xv Infrastructure Damage 153 0 Assistance provided by Government of India: i. NDRF 24 teams of NDRF consisting of 792 rescuers are deployed in Uttar Pradesh. During last 24 hrs NDRF Team evacuated 686 persons, recovered 01 dead body and distributed relief materials. So far teams rescued 174 persons and evacuated 21718 persons, retrieved 07 dead bodies, rescued 08 live stock, and distributed Food Pkt-188608, Dry Ration-1869 Bags,Tarpoline-2625 Nos, Water Pouches/Bottles-1608190, Candle/match box-4502 Pkt, Biscuit- 32270 Pkt, Milk-600 Pkt, Sarees- 2220 Nos, Gur-800Kg, Medical assistance-16212 pers and 549 Animals. ii. Air Force & Army Army 01 x Coln & ½ ETF at Gorakhpur, carried out rescue, provided aid and distributed food pkts. IAF Rendered 14 sorties in Bihar/UP iii. Other Central Government
Deployment of State Forces: i. SDRF ii. State Police/Fire 55 46 ii. Boats 4143 1144 4. Bihar Till date (during current monsoon season) During last 24 hours i. Rainfall 775.7 mm - ii. No. of districts affected with name 21 (Purnea, Nalanda, Patna, Supaul, Kishanganj, Katihar, Araria, East Champaran, West Champaran, Madhubani, Madhupura, Sitamarhi, Darbhanga ,Sheohar, Muzaffarpur ,Gopalganj, Sharsa, Khagaria, Saran and Samastipur,Siwan) 19 (Kishanganj, Katihar, Araria, East Champaran, West Champaran, Madhubani, Purnea, Supaul, Madhupura, Sitamarhi, Darbhanga ,Sheohar, Muzaffarpur, Gopalganj, Sharsa, Khagaria, Samastipur and Siwan) iii. No. of village effected 7946 709 iv. Population affected 161.67 Lacs 3.36 Lacs v. lives lost (district wise) 379 12( ) vi. No. of missing Nil - vii. No. of Injured Nil - viii. Houses damaged Fully-24350(Huts) Partially-1075 Under Assessment) ix. Animal deaths 192 - x. No. of persons evacuated 781657 5300 xi. No. of relief camp opened 1358 624 xii. Inmates in the relief camps 422106 xiii. Relief material distributed Chana, Chura, Ghur and Poly sheets Chana, Chura, Ghur and Poly sheets xiv. Total crop area affected (in hectares). 6.04 0.17( Still under assessment) xv Infrastructure Damage Nil Assistance provided by Government of India: i. NDRF 28 teams of NDRF consisting of 1034 rescuers are deployed in Bihar. During last 24 hrs NDRF Teams evacuated 1429 persons and also distributed relief materials. So far teams rescued 931 persons and evacuated 41961 persons &276 Livestock to the safer place, recovered 34 dead bodies, medical assistance-6741 pers and distributed Food Dry Ration -1980Bag, Water Pouch-3020,
4. Bihar Till date (during current monsoon season) During last 24 hours i. Rainfall 789.2mm - ii. No. of districts affected with name 21 (Purnea, Nalanda, Patna, Supaul, Kishanganj, Katihar, Araria, East Champaran, West Champaran, Madhubani, Madhupura, Sitamarhi, Darbhanga ,Sheohar, Muzaffarpur ,Gopalganj, Sharsa, Khagaria, Saran and Samastipur,Siwan) 19 (Kishanganj, Katihar, Araria, East Champaran, West Champaran, Madhubani, Purnea, Supaul, Madhupura, Sitamarhi, Darbhanga ,Sheohar, Muzaffarpur, Gopalganj, Sharsa, Khagaria, Saran, Samastipur and Siwan) iii. No. of village effected 8194 291 iv. Population affected 171.49 Lacs 4.29 Lacs v. Human lives lost (district wise) 440 22 ( Araria-8, Darbhanga-4, Sitammarhi-3, Sheohar-01, Madhepura-03, Khagaria-01 ) vi. No. of missing Nil - vii. No. of Injured Nil - viii. Houses damaged Fully-24350(Huts) Partially-1075 (Still under assessment) under assessment) ix. Animal deaths 281 0 x. No. of persons evacuated 854936 4235 xi. No. of relief camp opened 1358 262 xii. Inmates in the relief camps 422106 165348 xiii. Relief material distributed Chana, Chura, Ghur and Poly sheets Chana, Chura, Ghur and Poly sheets xiv. Total crop area affected (in hectares). 63.67 0.06 ( Still under assessment) xv Infrastructure Damage Under assessment Under assessment Assistance provided by Government of India:
x. No. of persons evacuated 844536 - xi. No. of relief camp opened 5218 - xii. Inmates in the relief camps 1125140 - xiii. Relief material distributed Tarpaulin, Cooked Food Drinking water & Baby Food Tarpaulin, Cooked Food Drinking & Baby Food. xiv. Total crop area affected (in hectares). 1150930.495 - xv Infrastructure Damage Assessment is going on Assessment is going on Assistance provided by Government of i. NDRF 07 teams of NDRF consisting of 297 rescuers are deployed in west Bengal. During 24 hrs NDRF Teams evacuated 05 persons and distributed relief materials to flood affected villagers. So far teams have rescued 253 stranded persons, evacuated 6062 flood affected persons and retrieved 09 dead bodies and distributed Food- 7050 Pkts, Water pouches/ bottles- 130632 Nos, Dry Ration (Rice, Dal, Suger, Chura etc) – 2333 Bags, Baby food - 334 Ctns, Milk- 4280Pkts, Gur -5905 Kgs, Tarpoline- 9509 Nos, Biscuit-22121 Pkt, Vegetable- 810 Kgs, Candle-126 Pkt, Match Box-920 Nos. Egg-900 Nos., Sanatory Napkeen-1000 Pkt, Patrol- 20 Ltr, Bleaching Powder - 200 Kgs, Cloth/Saree-755 Nos and Medicines. ii. Air Force & Army - iii. Other Central Government Ministry/Department - Deployment of State Forces: i. SDRF 8 Teams ii. Police/Fire - ii. Boats 48 3. Uttar Pradesh Till date (during current monsoon season) During last 24 hours i. Rainfall 442 5.5 ii. No. of districts affected with name 25( Mirzapur,Gonda,Barabanki, Bahraich,Khiri,Deoria,Sitapur, Bijnore,Faizabad,Pilibhit, Farrukhabad, Mau,Basti, Kushinagar, Badaun, Ambedkar nagar, Gorakhpur, Shrawasti,Sidharth Nagar, 13 (Gonda,Barabanki, Bahraich,Khiri,Basti, Kushinagar, Gorakhpur, Sidharth Nagar, Mahrajganj, Balrampur, Santkabir Nagar ,Balia and Azamgarh )
Prescribed Fires and Acres Last Week (by Ownership): Area BIA BLM FWS NPS ST/OT USFS TOTAL Alaska Area FIRES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Northwest Area FIRES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ACRES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Northern California Area FIRES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ACRES 0 0 0 0 0 78 78 Southern California Area FIRES 0 0 0 0 0 12 12 ACRES 0 45 0 0 0 198 243 Northern Rockies Area FIRES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ACRES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Great Basin Area FIRES 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 ACRES 0 15 0 0 0 3 18 Southwest Area FIRES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ACRES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rocky Mountain Area FIRES 0 3 0 0 2 2 7 ACRES 0 49 0 0 281 208 538 Eastern Area FIRES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ACRES 0 0 0 0 0 758 758 Southern Area 4 0 16 1 2,417 47 2,485 ACRES 800 0 12,718 2,017 138,752 49,303 203,590 TOTAL FIRES: 4 4 16 1 2,419 61 2,505 TOTAL ACRES: 800 109 12,718 2,017 139,033 50,548 205,225