A socio-psychological study of conforming and deviating behavior among adolescents; a final report of research under contract project 507 (8133) a cooperative research project of the United States Office of Education and the State University of Iowa. Project staff: Albert J. Reiss, Jr., project director [and] Albert Lewis Rhodes, research associate.

"The first two years of this three year project were undertaken as Cooperative Research Project 6399, by Vanderbilt University and the U.S. Office of Education."

Supplemental security income modernization project : final report of the experts.

"August 1992." -Cover.

Final environmental impact statement : Air Force, Space Division Housing Project, San Pedro, California.

At head of title on cover: Environmental Impact Analysis Process.

St. Lawrence River project: final report, 1942. Main report.

Accompanied by "Appendix." (38 v. illus., fold. maps, plans, tables. 27-35 x 51 cm.) Published: Massena, N.Y., 1942.

Sutter power project : final environmental impact statement /

"DOE/EIS-0294"

Final environmental impact statement for the Jackpile-Paguate Uranium Mine Reclamation Project : Laguna Indian Reservation, Cibola County, New Mexico /

"BLM-NM-ES-86-018-4134."

Mekong River tributaries: Lower Basin Batambang Plain Development Project, Cambodia [and] Phum Leao Reservoir and damsite, Stung Sangker; final report.

Mode of access: Internet.

Freezing rain experiments, Project Freeze; final report. Contract no. Nonr-2250(00)

Mode of access: Internet.

Santa Monica Mountains area : recreational trails coordination project : final summary report /

"This report was prepared through a cooperative effort of the Santa Monica Mountains Area Recreation Trails Coordination Project [and] ... facilitated by the Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance Program ..."--Verso t.p.

Buffeting of trains entering a tunnel; final report. SRI project no. PH-4580.

Mode of access: Internet.

Pharmacy Education and Accreditation Reviews (PEARs) project:final report

Report commissioned by the Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland.

The employability skills provision within a construction project management degree programme

This study was geared at assessing the employability skills provision within a construction project management degree programme through a questionnaire survey. Students were required to assess their level of ability in relation to the most common skills and competencies most sought after by construction project management graduate employers. The study identified team-working ability as the most sought after skill by the employers investigated followed by verbal communication, written communication and leadership ability. It was found that students were very confident of their ability in 12 of the 14 identified skills and competencies. But ironically, leadership, an important skill sought by employers is one that majority of the students felt most insecure in their ability. The study concludes that the BSc programme equips students with these employability skills and competencies, but more effort is needed to make the leadership development opportunities in the programme more conspicuous. With recommendations on how to achieve this proffered.

The L-31E Surface Water Rediversion Project Final Report: Implementation, Results, and Recommendations

Throughout the Biscayne Bay watershed, existing coastal wetland communities have been cut off from sheet flow for decades. With the expectation that reconnection of these wetlands to upstream water sources would alter existing hydrologic conditions and recreate a more natural sheet flow to Biscayne National Park, a demonstration project on freshwater rediversion was undertaken. The objectives of the project were to document the effects of freshwater diversion on: (a) swamp and nearshore water chemistry and hydrology; (b) soil development processes; (c) macrophyte and benthic algal community composition, structure and production; (d) abundance of epiphytic and epibenthic invertebrates; (e) zonation, production, and phenology of primary producers in the nearshore environment, and (f) exchanges of nutrients and particulates between nearshore and mangrove ecosystems.

Integration of Satellite and Financial Data to Model Future Economic Impact of Citrus Crops (Final Project Report)

This study analyzed the health and overall landcover of citrus crops in Florida. The analysis was completed using Landsat satellite imagery available free of charge from the University of Maryland Global Landcover Change Facility. The project hypothesized that combining citrus production (economic) data with citrus area per county derived from spectral signatures would yield correlations between observable spectral reflectance throughout the year, and the fiscal impact of citrus on local economies. A positive correlation between these two data types would allow us to predict the economic impact of citrus using spectral data analysis to determine final crop harvests.