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David Fabianic - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Online instruction and Site assessment
    Journal of Criminal Justice Education, 2002
    Co-Authors: David Fabianic
    Abstract:

    Online instruction is a rapidly developing phenomenon in higher education and it presents many opportunities and challenges to criminal justice educators. One area deserving attention is the meaningful utilization of the numerous web Sites available. This paper reports on the effort to integrate a Site evaluation instrument into course structure in order to assist students in their assessment of web Sites. The device used to accomplish this objective was a Site Survey Form presented to two online classes. The criteria used by students to assess the quality of web Sites was identified, and the highest and lowest rated Sites for two classes were recognized.

Brian Roeder - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Balancing Testing and Simulation for Design of a Research Facility
    Conference Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Mechanics Series, 2015
    Co-Authors: Brad Pridham, Stephen Price, Brian Roeder
    Abstract:

    Vibration-sensitive equipment such as high-resolution imaging devices requires stable environments for optimal perFormance. It is often desirable to locate this equipment on ground, either at grade level or in basement areas, away from any significant sources of vibration. During planning, the Site is Surveyed to evaluate existing vibration conditions and to assess proposed equipment locations. This assessment inForms the development of the structural scheme. If no significant changes to the Site vibration environment are anticipated, the data from the Site Survey Form the basis of design. However, in situations where significant changes to the ground vibration environment are anticipated, additional, more complex studies are often required.

Brad Pridham - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Balancing Testing and Simulation for Design of a Research Facility
    Conference Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Mechanics Series, 2015
    Co-Authors: Brad Pridham, Stephen Price, Brian Roeder
    Abstract:

    Vibration-sensitive equipment such as high-resolution imaging devices requires stable environments for optimal perFormance. It is often desirable to locate this equipment on ground, either at grade level or in basement areas, away from any significant sources of vibration. During planning, the Site is Surveyed to evaluate existing vibration conditions and to assess proposed equipment locations. This assessment inForms the development of the structural scheme. If no significant changes to the Site vibration environment are anticipated, the data from the Site Survey Form the basis of design. However, in situations where significant changes to the ground vibration environment are anticipated, additional, more complex studies are often required.

Stephen Price - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Balancing Testing and Simulation for Design of a Research Facility
    Conference Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Mechanics Series, 2015
    Co-Authors: Brad Pridham, Stephen Price, Brian Roeder
    Abstract:

    Vibration-sensitive equipment such as high-resolution imaging devices requires stable environments for optimal perFormance. It is often desirable to locate this equipment on ground, either at grade level or in basement areas, away from any significant sources of vibration. During planning, the Site is Surveyed to evaluate existing vibration conditions and to assess proposed equipment locations. This assessment inForms the development of the structural scheme. If no significant changes to the Site vibration environment are anticipated, the data from the Site Survey Form the basis of design. However, in situations where significant changes to the ground vibration environment are anticipated, additional, more complex studies are often required.

Joel Barrett - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Chapter 2 – Designing Wireless-Aware LANs
    Managing and Securing a Cisco SWAN, 2004
    Co-Authors: David Wall, Jan Kanclirz, Youhao Jing, Jeremy Faircloth, Joel Barrett
    Abstract:

    Publisher Summary The chapter explores the physical medium of wireless local area networks (WLANs), and the ways in which it can and must be manipulated to have an effective WLAN. This coverage ranges from theory to practice while conducting Site Surveys in advance of WLAN setup. The most important part of WLAN implementation is deployment planning. A poorly planned deployment is much worse than no deployment at all. If appropriate planning is not done, wireless LAN deployment can be a complete failure because of its inability to function or its inability to properly serve user needs. Site Surveys are critical to both the initial planning stages of Radio Frequency deployment and the ongoing maintenance of the WLAN. These are explored in detail in the chapter and a sample Site Survey Form is provided to get one started. Interference detection and how this step of planning can help one to successfully deploy WLAN are also discussed in the chapter.