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Methodologies and approaches. ‌ The standardization process is a very intensive effort and long-term task, normally spanning more than a single research project lifetime, i.e. at least 1-2 years from initial submission to acceptance and adoption of a given initiative. However, COSIGN expects to play an active role in the international standardization bodies related to the thematic areas of interest of the project. All the potential initiatives will start with an analysis of the ongoing activities in the proper bodies, with the aim of identifying relevant topics to which the project could contribute: an initial survey is presented in the next sections. In a second phase, the consortium will define a detailed standardization plan, selecting a more restricted set of target SDOs where the effort will be concentrated. For each of them, the most suitable collaboration methodology will be identified, in terms of reference partners, participation in the key SDO activities and events, selection of the COSIGN outcomes to be proposed for standardization and related material preparation. These standardization activities will be planned considering two crucial objectives: the validation of the COSIGN architectural and technological choices and results through the feedback received from the different actors represented in the SDOs and, as a second step, the promotion of a wider adoption of some relevant COSIGN solutions in operational Data Centre infrastructures. The cooperation with standardization bodies can have a variety of benefits in COSIGN: for the ongoing work, it assures the alignment between the COSIGN technical activities and the latest standardization results and is a source of technical inputs from a large pool of interested experts. For completed work, the submission to standards is a very concrete form of dissemination (and exploitation), since it can form the basis for actual implementations at a large scale. As a general principle, the plan for each standardization initiative will cover the following activities: • Identification of standardization bodies, specifications and normatives that could be interested in or impacted by the COSIGN research activity. • Liaisons with the targeted bodies in order to qualify and determine the appropriate course of action. • Creation of a specific standardization plan for each impact area (SDO/working group/technical area). • Implementation of the standardization plans, with periodic reviews and feedbacks from/to the COSIGN consortium. • Review, a...
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Methodologies and approaches. The City is aggressively identifying structural condition deficiencies to address the deterioration of the collection system. The goal is to reduce the occurrence of sewer overflows that are caused by factors that are difficult to address through sewer cleaning or root treatment by implementing sewer rehabilitation and replacement projects. The rehabilitation and replacement program consists of four main components:
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Methodologies and approaches. The overall goal of the City’s Rehabilitation and Replacement Program is to support the long-term sustainability of the collection system infrastructure. The City has already implemented and is currently optimizing an aggressive sewer cleaning, root control, and fats, oils, and grease control program to reduce and minimize the occurrence of sewer overflows from the collection system. Over the next decade, the City is also aggressively identifying and addressing structural condition deficiencies and collection system deterioration to reduce the occurrence of sewer overflows that are caused by factors that are difficult to address using sewer cleaning or root treatment approaches. The rehabilitation and replacement program consists of four main components:
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Methodologies and approaches. Materials compiled, packaged, and disseminated by AHA Centre to the Member States.
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