Extensive fish tagging study used in New York dredging project

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The U.S Army Corps of Engineers are engaged in a complex fish tagging study for the New York dredging project to help facilitate navigation. This study would provide data to correlate fish movement and behavior with changes in bottom topography from disposals, changes in water temperature and salinity, and storm events.

United States, Services information, National Security, Army Corps of Engineers, Case studies, Services, United States. Army. Corps of Engineers, Fish tagging

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AMI today - state of the association report

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The Association for Multi-Image has expanded greatly in its almost ten years of existence. It's main purpose is to promote the multi-image field which is does through competitions, exhibitions and other means.

Professional organizations, Management, Associations, Association for Multi-Image

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Before you begin .... whether or not the audio-visual project succeeds may often depend more on the basic assumptions (and questions) about the presentation's need than on how the production is executed

Article Abstract:

Producers of audio-visual shows should begin by understanding the client's basic assumptions about the need and purpose of the presentation. Preparation and research is needed before preparing the show itself.

Media programs, Media programs (Education), Slides (Photography)

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