Data Manager Sample Clauses

Data Manager. Each of the performing parties will need to designate a data manager to create the EDD submittals or create and manage the Scribe project file and upload the file to ▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇. Regardless of the data management system each performing party utilizes, a Scribe EDD or Scribe project file is required for consolidation and archiving of the project data to a designated national server. The major responsibilities of the data manager are: • Creation of EDD submittals or the Creation of the Scribe project file • Coordination with EPA and/or ODEQ regarding all data matters. • Participation in the Portland Harbor data management coordination calls for ongoing discussion and updates or suggested revisions to this DMP Designation and training for the data manager can be coordinated with the EPA’s Regional ▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ Data Coordinator if direct use of Scribe project files is planned. Web training sessions are also available from the EPA Emergency Response Team (ERT) on a regular basis. To begin, the data manager will need to go to the ERT website (▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇) and download on to their computer: • Scribe (Version 3.9.4 or current) • EPA Region 10 Scribe template Once these have been installed, the EPA Region 10 template will need to be selected during the startup of Scribe after which it will become the default template for future projects. As a security measure, once a Scribe project file has been started, it stays locked to the originating computer until it has been relinquished by the data manager. Data and information can be uploaded into Scribe via an import wizard or hand entered through the user interface. During use, it is a recommended practice to regularly back up the Scribe project file to ▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ to preserve the information in the event the originating computer is lost, stolen, or experiences a system failure. It is anticipated that there will be no coordination with respect to the EPA regional laboratory program for any of the sampling events conducted by any performing party. Section 2.2.4 describes how contact may be made to discuss specific requirements regarding Scribe EDD submittals and/or Region 10 Scribe template.

Data Manager. The storage location of vehicle applications, test pictures, videos, reports and for user reference.

Data Manager. The data manager will be responsible for handling, formatting and supplying the Camden intelligence team with datasets ready for analysis. This will include births and deaths data, hospital episode statistics, sexual health sensitive data. The data manager will also prepare any linked datasets required by the intelligence team e.g Adult social care and Healthcare data

Data Manager. (1) Summary The Data Manager is a subcomponent of the main QM Designer application. It is called from the Designer’s menu bar. Its purpose is to import, view and edit study data as it comes in from the field. It has four main functions: connection to data source, importing data, querying data and editing data.

Data Manager. This individual is responsible for communicating directly with the UCB team about record data the dDistrict will provide to the UCB team. In particular, this individual is responsible for ensuring that all data is provided to the UCB team securely (e.g., via Box or a district-sponsored secure server) in the requested format. Tasks will include but are not limited to: a. Reviewing and following the UCB Data Guide (Appendix E) to complete each data pull in the requested format; b. Communicating directly with the UCB team about the data pull process; c. Providing the UCB team with a historical data pull prior to PEP implementation.