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TECHNICAL PROGRAM. In all specifications for storm water and receiving water monitoring that follow, the minimum requirement for a storm shall satisfy the criteria specified in the Special Protections (i.e., >0.10 inches of rainfall resulting in runoff, >72 hours from the previous storm). Moreover, every attempt shall be made to satisfy the criteria for storm runoff monitoring conducted by the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary (i.e., sheeting water on roadways, heavy flow through the storm drain system and conductivity levels less than 1000 micro Siemens (µS) and declining) and ensure sufficient time after the initiation of rainfall to allow for time of concentration to include flow runoff from all parts of the catchment or watershed. This Scope of Work covers monitoring requirements specified in the Special Protections for 12 participants1 designated as Responsible Parties, as follows: • National Park Service, Point Xxxxx National Seashore • Marin County • San Mateo County • Monterey Bay Aquarium • Xxxxxxx Marine Station • City of Monterey • City of Pacific Grove • Carmel by the Sea • Pebble Beach Company • Monterey County 1 It should be noted that three participants, Caltrans, National Park Service and California Department of Parks and Recreation, have not yet committed to full participation in the Central Coast regional program. These State and Federal Agencies may contract separately to implement their monitoring requirements, but with a commitment that they use the same monitoring design, laboratories for sample analysis and provide their data for analysis with the other participants. • California Department of Parks and Recreation • Caltrans While the City of Monterey is a Responsible Party, it does not operate any storm runoff outfalls of its own that drain into an ASBS. It does, however, contribute runoff to an ASBS outfall operated by the City of Pacific Grove. Storm water, sediment, receiving water and reference site monitoring will be performed under this Scope of Work for Monterey Bay Aquarium and Xxxxxxx Marine Station in compliance with the individual Draft Mitigated Negative Declaration documents issued to each. These two participants have other monitoring requirements for seawater discharges that are being performed outside this Scope of Work.
TECHNICAL PROGRAM. The workshop is structured in two parts, presenting the research results obtained within “HSS-SERF” project, and respectively study and research results connected to HSS-SERF project topic obtained in Europe.
TECHNICAL PROGRAM. Analyst Capable of leading and executing analytical tasks, utilizing both analytical techniques, and processes for complex developmental and operational programs. Extensive Knowledge, skills, and abilities in the analysis field. Capable of leading the development and utilization of modelling, simulation, and analytic tools, techniques, and processes for both technical and administrative support activities. Capable of working independently or leading teams to solve problems. Capable of providing daily supervision and direction to support teams. 13 Technical Security Specialist Work that involves ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability and cybersecurity hardening of government and contractor systems, networks, and data through the planning, analysis, development, implementation, maintenance, and enhancement of weapon systems, information systems, and critical infrastructure security programs, policies, procedures, and tools. 14 Technical Specialist Capable of leading the execution of technical support requirements for developmental and operational weapon system programs. Capable of working independently or leading teams to solve problems. Capable of providing daily supervision and direction to support teams. Has specialized related knowledge. 15 Technical Writer Specialized experience includes demonstrated experience in editing documents, including technical documents. Collects and organizes technical information required for preparation of reports, read-aheads, proposals, or technical analyses . 16 Data Manager Performs the deconstruction of law, regulation, policy, and guidance into use cases, data definitions, data elements, and business rules. Prepares data governance packages which present data elements, definitions, data source, data provider(s), and business rules for data xxxxxxx (i.e., the organization or office that best understands and works with the data) review and comment. Incorporates adjudicated information into data governance tool to increase completeness and clarity for the Department in its understanding and use of data to support the Department's Acquisition mission and core business processes. User of commercial data analytics software. 17 Data Analyst Provide independent, objective, expert analyses resulting in reasonable and actionable recommendations based on: commercial and government best practices regarding operational management; use of analytics products including business intelligence, analysis automation, mac...
