Federal reporting programs

For instance, in the area of accident/incident reporting for releases alone, there were reports required by six different federal government programs ... 

Program Improvements in the CEA Seivice Continuity Report and Impact of the Ice Storm on CEAData. (1999). CEA Electricity 99 Conference, Vancouver, B.C., March. U.S. Federal Power Commission. (1965). Northeast Power Failure, November 9 and W, 1965. Washington, DC U.S. Government Printing Office. 

It will be noted that a change in editors has taken place since the publication of Volume 7 in 1975, this change being the first since the inception of the Encyclopedia program in 1958. It was necessitated by the death of Dr Basil T. Fedoroff in December 1976 (see obituary which follows), and the retirement of Mr Oliver E. Sheffield in October 1975 after some 34 years of Federal service, with incumbency atPicatinny Arsenal since January 1943. He authored or co-authored over 40 Picatinny Arsenal Technical Reports and AMC Manuals on explosives, pyrotechnics and propellants. Sheffield is best known as co-editor of this Encyclopedia, with which he was associated since 1958... 

Advanced Materials and Processing The Federal Program in Materials Science and Technology , A Report by the FCCSET Committee on Industry and Technology to Supplement the President s Fiscal Year 1993 Budget. 

Mills, H. D., "Mathematical Foundations for Structured Programming," Report FSC 72-6012, Federal Systems Division, IBM, Gaithersburg, Maryland (1972). 

Federal Emergency Management Agency, Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program. Will Duct Tape and Plastic Really Work Issues Related to Expedient Shelter-in-Place. Report No. ORNL/TM-2001/154. August 2001. 

This project was sponsored by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research under the funding program Frameworks for Innovation towards Sustainability (RIW) (project number 07RIW) - the authors assume sole responsibility for the contents of this report. 

The federal guidelines [13] for state and local pretreatment programs reported the raw wastewater characteristics (Table 1) in mg/L concentration and the flows and water quality parameters (Table 2) based on the production or 1 ton of product manufactured for the subcategories of the industry. Most soap and detergent manufacturing plants contain two or more of the subcategories shown in Table 3, and their wastewaters are a composite of these individual unit processes. 

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