Simulation-based education : Understanding the sociocultural complexity of a surgical training “Boot Camp”

Acknowledgements We acknowledge, with thanks the contributions, of the following people who co-designed Boot Camp: Angus JM Watson (Highland Surgical Research Unit, NHSH & UoS), Morag E Hogg (NHSH Raigmore Hospital) and Ailsa Armstrong (NHSH). We also thank Angus JM Watson and Morag E Hogg for helping with the preparation of the funding application which supported this work. Funding Our thanks to the Clinical Skills Managed Educational Network (CSMEN) of Scotland for funding this research.

Moniteurs et campeurs : ethnographie d'un camp de vacances spécialisé

Mémoire numérisé par la Direction des bibliothèques de l'Université de Montréal.

Réfugiés et prisonniers de guerre à Sherbrooke : le camp d'internement Newington, 1940-1946

Mémoire numérisé par la Direction des bibliothèques de l'Université de Montréal.

Interned in Scotland. The Stobs Camp during the First World War

After the outbreak of war, civilians of Central Power nationality were declared ‘enemy aliens’ throughout the British Empire. Scotland serves as a representative case history to analyse patterns of public Germanophobia, ethnic minority displacement, internment, and repatriation. The Stobs camp in the Scottish Borders region was one of the biggest camps in the Empire. Internees were affected by the depressive ‘barbed wire disease’ and organised a plethora of activities. Those who were repatriated faced destitution in Germany. Neither in Britain nor in Germany have they been included in remembrance cultures. Within wider debates about the totalisation of warfare during World War I, the article takes on a global perspective to argue in favour of a stronger emphasis on civilian suffering.

Moniteurs et campeurs : ethnographie d'un camp de vacances spécialisé

Mémoire numérisé par la Direction des bibliothèques de l'Université de Montréal.

Overnight Summer Music Camp and the Impact on its Youth: A Case Study

This qualitative case study explores an overnight music camp, Camp Encore Coda. The purpose is to gain an understanding of the environment, uncovering the unique ways it impacts the social and musical developments of its participating youth while contrasting it to that of the traditional classroom. Framed by the concept of multidimensional growth, data were collected using surveys, interviews, focus group, and observations. The study uncovered exorbitant levels of social and musical growth among the youth; all directly linked to isolation from technology, communal living, and musical immersion in a community of practice. There lacks a significant amount of music education research attempting to explore and provide an initial evaluation of the learning opportunities unique to overnight music camps. This is particularly significant for music educators who strive to continue the advancement of the field through positive impact on students inside and outside of the school classroom.

Table 3.1 Content and composition of air in an ice profile from Camp III i Greenland

The air trapped in freshly formed ice gives information concerning the ice formation processes as weH as concerning severa,l environmental parameters at the time of ice formation. Air arnount, air composition, and the size and form of bubbles may change with time. Possible processes responsible for such changes are discussed. In very cold ice air content and air composition remain almost unchanged. Samples of ancient atmospheric air are therefore very weH preserved in cold ice. In temperate ice changes of the air amount and air composition depend on the intergranular water fiow through the glacier. This waterfiow can be estimated by measuring air amount and air composition in ice sampIes.

Preliminary results of the roman camp of La Cabeza del Cid (Hinojosa, Guadalajara, Spain)

The recent archaeological works in Hinojosa, allowed us to discover a camp from Roman republic period. It is located in the center of the Celtiberian area and its study could open interesting perspectives to study this historical period. This paper shows the results of its preliminary studies.

Airborne Laser Scanning and the Archaeological Interpretation of Ireland’s First World War Landscape”:The Case Study of Randalstown Training Camp

The training of Irish soldiers for service in the British Army during the First World War required the establishment of training camps across the island, such as at Shane’s Castle Estate, close to Randalstown in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. The camp saw active use from 1914 to 1918 but after the war it was demilitarised and returned to use as farmland. Archaeological investigations have revealed that earthwork traces of the camp can still be identified in the modern landscape. Comparison of a map of the camp from 1915, Airborne Laser Scanning data and aerial photographs has enabled the footprint of the camp to be re-established, while also helping to identify the location of specific elements such as the remains of barrack huts, stores, mess halls and officers’ quarters.

Aquatic Faunal Survey of Camp Roberts Military Reservation and Camp San Luis Obispo National Guard Reservation, California with Emphasis on Rare Species

Final Report

Programma nazionale Italiano per la raccolta di dati alieutici modulo: CAMP-BIOL 2003 Rapporto finale sulle specie demersali nello Stretto di Sicilia (Sub Area Geografica 16; Mar Mediterraneo)

Il modulo (CAMP-BIOL) del programma nazionale Italiano per la raccolta dei dati alieutici, in applicazione della normativa prevista dai regolamenti comunitari n°1534/2000 e 1639/2001, si propone di campionare pesci, molluschi e crostacei sfruttati dalla pesca commerciale con l’obiettivo di acquisire informazioni riguardanti le caratteristiche biologiche del pescato.

Programma nazionale Italiano per la raccolta di dati alieutici modulo CAMP-BIOL 2004 Rapporto finale sulle specie demersali nello Stretto di Sicilia (Sub Area Geografica 16; Mar Mediterraneo)

Il modulo (CAMP-BIOL) del programma nazionale Italiano (PNI), per la raccolta di dati alieutici, in applicazione della normativa prevista dai regolamenti comunitari n°1534/2000 e 1639/2001, ha l’obiettivo di studiare pesci, molluschi e crostacei sbarcati dalla pesca commerciale per acquisire informazioni riguardanti le caratteristiche biologiche del pescato. Tali informazioni, come lo scorso anno, riguardano la composizione in lunghezza e/o età del pescato italiano per le principali risorse da pesca (piccoli pelagici, grandi pelagici e demersali) e per le diverse tipologie di pesca che costituiscono la flotta peschereccia italiana (strascico, circuizione e attrezzi fissi).

Programma nazionale Italiano per la raccolta di dati alieutici. Modulo H “Campionamento biologico delle catture” (CAMP-BIOL; Risorse demersali) GSA 16 (Stretto di Sicilia): rapporto finale

Nell’ambito del Programma Nazionale per la raccolta dati alieutici (PNDA), ai sensi dei regolamenti CE Reg. 1543/2000; Reg. CE 1639/2001; Reg. CE 1581/2004, il modulo H “Campionamento biologico delle catture” programma CAMPBIOL si propone di campionare pesci, molluschi e crostacei provenienti dagli sbarcati commerciali, al fine di conoscere come agisce l’impatto ed il prelievo dei diversi segmenti e dei diversi attrezzi della flotta sulla struttura di lunghezza e demografica delle principali risorse da pesca.

Programma Nazionale Italiano per la raccolta di dati alieutici. Modulo H “Campionamento biologico delle catture” (CAMP-BIOL; Risorse demersali) GSA 16 (Stretto di Sicilia): rapporto finale

Il campionamento biologico delle catture/sbarchi commerciali, modulo H, (Camp-Biol Risorse Demersali), nell’ambito del Programma Nazionale per la Raccolta Dati Alieutici (PNDA), ai sensi dei regolamenti ex Reg CE. 1543/2000; Reg. CE 1639/2001; Reg. CE 1581/2004, si propone di campionare pesci, molluschi e crostacei, provenienti dalle catture/sbarchi commerciali, al fine di conoscere il prelievo e l’impatto dei diversi segmenti e dei diversi sistemi di pesca della flotta sulle principali specie commerciali, in termini di struttura di lunghezza ed età delle risorse.

Programma Nazionale Italiano per l a raccolta di dati alieutici 2008. Modulo H “Campionamento biologico delle catture”(CAMP-BIOL risorse demersali e piccoli pelagici) GSA 16 (Stretto di Sicilia): relazione finale

Il campionamento biologico delle catture/sbarchi commerciali, modulo H, (Camp-Biol), nell’ambito del Programma Nazionale per la Raccolta Dati Alieutici (PNDA), ai sensi dei regolamenti ex Reg CE. 1543/2000; Reg. CE 1639/2001; Reg. CE 1581/2004, si propone di campionare pesci, molluschi e crostacei, provenienti dalle catture/sbarchi commerciali, al fine di conoscere il prelievo e l’impatto dei diversi segmenti e dei diversi sistemi di pesca della flotta sulle principali specie commerciali, in termini di struttura di lunghezza ed età delle risorse.