Initial Data Collection Sample Clauses
The Initial Data Collection clause outlines the process by which one party gathers necessary information from the other at the outset of an agreement or project. Typically, this involves specifying what types of data must be provided, the format for submission, and the timeline for delivery. By clearly defining these requirements, the clause ensures that all relevant information is available early on, facilitating efficient planning and reducing the risk of delays or misunderstandings later in the process.
Initial Data Collection. The primary method of backup is over the WAN circuit between the C-▇▇▇▇ ▇▇-CLIENT and the C-▇▇▇▇ ▇▇-SYSTEM at Centre’s datacenter. However, in situations where the initial backup volume makes a network transfer impractical, Centre will perform an initial backup on a portable drive and transport the physical media to the Data Center. Where it is appropriate for Centre to manually transport the initial backup data, the process will involve connecting a removable/portable hard-disk location on the client premises to the C-▇▇▇▇ ▇▇-CLIENT via a LAN connection. Initial backups are performed to this removable/portable hard-disk location until a mutually agreed-upon time when the removable/portable hard-disk device is disconnected from the LAN and transported back to the Data Centre. Once at the Data Center, the data residing on the removable/portable hard-disk device is imported into the C-▇▇▇▇ ▇▇-SYSTEM and incremental backups between the C-▇▇▇▇ ▇▇-SYSTEM and the C-▇▇▇▇ ▇▇-CLIENT can occur on a regular basis (either scheduled or on-demand). The initial backup is the only circumstance where a full backup is performed, after which, all other backups are incremental (incremental forever).
Initial Data Collection. The following subtasks describe the data that will be collected at the outset to determine and document the initial conditions.
Initial Data Collection. During each Guarantee Year, CoolEarth will collect Actual kWh as measured by the monitoring system.
Initial Data Collection. During each Guarantee Period, EWS will collect Actual kWh as measured by the monitoring system. Upon request, EWS will provide Customer a report showing Actual kWh at the end of each twelve-month period.
Initial Data Collection. The Consultant will conduct an initial data needs assessment to identify information and data needed to develop and do an initial screening of alternatives and their respective component facilities. Once data needs are determined a data gap analysis will identify the additional data that needs to be acquired. Some of the data needed to develop and screen an initial list of alternatives is already in possession; the remaining data and information is expected to be available from the Suppliers, SJRWMD, FDEP, local agencies, and federal agencies. Agencies will be contacted to secure the needed information and databases. Once acquired all data sources will be reviewed to verify that they meet the needs of the project. Additional follow up as needed will be done to complete data acquisition. It is anticipated that part of the verification process will require infield verification of physical conditions such as land use and habitat, soils, protected species, other pertinent environmental data, and presence of existing facilities (residential, government, commercial, industrial, transportation, etc.) This effort will focus on assuring that the development and evaluation of alternatives conform to the NEPA process. EID team will participate in one or more workshops with project staff and the Suppliers during the development and optimization of alternatives.