Surveillance Programs Clause Samples

Surveillance Programs. The Parties, in cooperation with State and Provincial Governments shall: (i) evaluate, on or before December 31, 1988 and biennially thereafter, existing methods for quantifying the transfer of contaminants and nutrients to and from bottom sediments for use in determining the impact of polluted sediments on the Great Lakes Basin Ecosystem; (ii) review practices in both countries regarding the classification of contaminated sediments and establish compatible criteria for the classification of sediment quality; (iii) develop common methods to quantify the transfer of contaminants and nutrients to and from bottom sediments. Such methods shall be used to determine the impact of polluted sediment of the Great Lakes System. As a first step, biological indicators shall be developed to determine accumulation rates in biota from polluted bottom sediments; and (iv) develop a standard approach and agreed procedures for the management of contaminated sediments by December 31, 1988.
Surveillance Programs. The title of the project is Guam ChildLink, the name of the tracking and surveillance system developed for Guam EHDI, through 11 years of CDC funding, to support the 7 National EHDI Goals. Guam ChildLink is an EHDI-IS, as it routinely collects and reports valid, verifiable, unduplicated, individually identifiable data on almost all births on Guam.