Fine-scale, on-site responses are less expensive and easier but will have less impact than coarse-scale responses involving the surrounding community.
These rapid methods facilitate timely, in some cases, on-site responses.
In current design practices, permafrost has been treated as bedrock and its potential effects on site response are ignored.
Exploratory factor analysis and multiple regression analysis were employed to data collected from 263 visitors intercepted on site (response rate of 78.5%).
The drawing swiftly captures the artist's initial, on-site, schematic response to a scene of immense beauty in New Hampshire's White Mountains.
Terrorists can both interfere with on-site emergency response and deny site access to external responders -- tactics that are seen routinely around the world.
Smith says that in the event of a major spill, the company would deploy its "world-class, on-site oil-response kit," which includes booms, skimmers, helicopters, support vessels, and other infrastructure, all floating next to the drill site and ready for mobilization within an hour.
In the present quantitative risk assessment of indoor air pollution study, the result strongly shows an obvious on-site exposure-response relationship between benzo[a]pyrene concentration in indoor air and lung cancer mortality and strongly supports the hypothesis that indoor air pollution is the main risk factor in inducing lung cancer in Xuan Wei County.
In the "extremely unlikely" event of a blowout or spill, Shell would be ready to respond in one hour with an "unprecedented" three-tier system consisting of an on-site oil spill response fleet, near-shore barges and additional vessels and response teams staged across the North Slope, company officials said.
But an agency official did describe Shell's plan which includes an on-site oil spill response fleet, near-shore barges, and responders drawn partially from local oil cleanup companies, 2 including Alaska Clean Seas of Anchorage as robust and well-rounded.
