Recipient agrees to Sample Clauses

Recipient agrees to. Make payment promptly as due to all contractors, subcontractors, vendors or any other persons supplying labor, materials or services for the Project;

Recipient agrees to. Complete 9-15 credit hours at a 4-year college in early childhood education or general education courses during 2 semesters only.

Recipient agrees to. 3.2.1 preserve at all times, the confidentiality of information pertaining to Participants. The Recipient agrees that it, and its Registered Users, shall not analyse or make any use of the Data in such a way that has the potential to lead to the identification of any Participant or compromise or otherwise infringe the confidentiality of information on the Participants and their right to privacy. If Recipient becomes aware of any unauthorized use or disclosure of the Data, Recipient shall promptly contact Provider and co-operate with any investigation made by the Provider in connection with the same; 3.2.2 shall maintain all appropriate procedures to ensure that the Data is only used for the performance of this Agreement and that it and its Registered Users, shall comply with the Data Protection Legislation in respect of the Data. 3.2.3 not attempt to link the Data to other information or archive data available for the data sets provided, even if access to that data has been formally granted to it, or it is freely available without restriction, without specific permission being sought for this purpose from the Provider’s access committees; 3.2.4 keep the Data secure by implementing organisational and technological measures appropriate to the nature and sensitivity of the data to prevent the unauthorised or accidental access, use or disclosure of the Data; and 3.2.5 in the event that the Provider provides access to the Data to permit a download of the Data, to delete any copies of the Data from its hard drives and movable media and destroy all physical copies of the Data at the expiry of the storage period described in the Protocol or on termination of this Agreement (if earlier). This obligation does not extend to automatically generated computer back-up or archival copies generated in the ordinary course of the Recipient’s University’s procedures, provided that the Recipient makes no further use of those copies

Recipient agrees to. Conduct a literature search for all available data on the ≥ 45 petroglyph and pictograph sites located in the Dinosaur Quarry, Cub Creek, ▇▇▇▇▇ Springs, and Echo Park areas of DINO, situated in Uintah County, Utah and Moffat County, Colorado. Site forms, survey reports, excavation reports and other site documentation are for the most part located at DINO Resources Office in Jensen, Utah. This information will support a narrative on the significance and potential significance of the aforementioned petroglyph and pictograph sites. Also prepare an annotated bibliography of all available field notes, reports, and documents relating to those sites. Relocate and document the previously documented petroglyph and pictograph sites on current Utah State archeological site forms and Colorado State archeological site forms to current standards. After review of the respective forms by the Utah SHPO and Colorado SHPO make any necessary changes so that the site forms are accepted by the respective SHPOs. Prepare a narrative report that examines the Dinosaur Quarry, Cub Creek, ▇▇▇▇▇ Springs, and Echo Park petroglyph and pictograph sites. The narrative should put the sites into the context of both area and regional culture history. The narrative also needs to fully examine the significance of the sites for what they have yielded and can yield to our knowledge of area and regional culture history. Using National Register standards and in consultation with both the Utah and Colorado SHPOs complete a National Register nomination for an archeological district composed of four discontiguous areas within DINO—namely, Dinosaur Quarry, Cub Creek, ▇▇▇▇▇ Springs, and Echo Park. The recipient will include appropriate maps and photographs as part of both site forms and a professional report. Maps are to include 24k images illustrating the boundaries of all inventoried areas and the locations of all identified pre-contact petroglyph and pictograph sites (n ≥ 45) with corresponding site boundaries. Site plan-view and profiles maps will be drawn to an appropriate scale determined for each documented site and will include all petroglyph/pictograph panels and individual glyphs/motifs/elements, a representation of local topography; a description of the rock surfaces on which the pictographs/petroglyphs occur; and modern impacts such as roads, trails, etc. Photographs are to include project and site overviews and petrogyph /pictographs close-up images.

Recipient agrees to. 1. Analyze the accuracy assessment data and compute a confusion matrix. The NPS standard for classification accuracy is 80%. In cases where the 80% standard is not met, the recipient will work with the park to make changes to the classification to improve accuracy or agree to accept a lower accuracy in order to maintain map detail. 2. Conduct a post-accuracy assessment review with GUMO staff to resolve accuracy errors, finalize the map legend and cartographic elements of the map 3. Compile and complete the accuracy assessment chapter for the Natural Resources Report (NRR) 4. Compile and edit all chapters and appendices for the NRR and deliver to NPS for review 5. Populate the NPS Plots database and deliver for review 6. Deliver an NPS-compliant geodatabase for the project, and deliver for review 7. Produce final vegetation map posters that meet NPS requirements and submit for review 8. Respond to NPS NRR Editor comments on final manuscript 9. Incorporate text and formatting review comments and deliver final NRR manuscript in PDF format ready to upload and print.

Recipient agrees to. Use the De-Identified Health Information only for lawful purposes and in compliance with the terms of this Agreement.