[SEMCO] Data Interpretation Workshop

Tue, 15 May 2001 13:03:20 -0700

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The announcement below invites one and all - but especially SE =
Massachusetts volunteer monitors to a workshop on data presentation.  =
We'll try to make this a "hands on the data" workshop - i.e. as much =
practice as lecture / demonstration. =20

Those wishing to attend, please  contact Chantal Newman of the Urban =
Harbors Institute, as mentioned below.

Early registration will enhance your experience at the workshop. We will =
ask registrants to do a small amount (8 pages) of advance reading, which =
will help participants frame specific questions they may have about =
their own data.  And, as mentioned below,  we'll use data from 2 or 3 =
groups who contact us in advance as case studies; so their data will =
receive the benefit of interpretation by the entire class.

Data Interpretation Workshop

June 16, 2001

10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Myles Standish State Forest

Carver, MA

Co-sponsored by the Urban Harbors Institute, Waquoit Bay National =
Estuarine Research Reserve, and the Massachusetts Water Watch =
Partnership

Volunteer Monitoring groups in Southeast Massachusetts are invited to a =
data interpretation workshop. Other MA monitoring groups are also =
welcome, as space allows.=20

This is your chance to get help making sense of your data. This workshop =
teaches concepts and offers an opportunity to practice data =
interpretation. We will use data from 2 or 3 volunteer monitoring =
groups. If you want to be one of those lucky groups, contact us =
immediately! As much as time allows, we will also examine other groups' =
data if they bring it.=20

Highlights

  a.. Overview of the data interpretation process=20
  b.. Detailed look at the data interpretation steps, using a case study =
example=20
  c.. Practice Data interpretation, using data from participating groups
Save the date! We will send additional information, advanced reading =
materials, etc. in the near future.

Contact person: Chantal Newman Tel. (617) 287-5570 Fax (617) 287-5575=20

Email: chantal.lefebvre@umb.edu=20

Phone: (617)

Fax: (617) Funded in part by EOEA Massachusetts Watershed Initiative and =
the Massachusetts Environmental Trust

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<P align=3Dleft><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>The announcement below =
invites one and all=20
- but especially SE Massachusetts volunteer monitors to a workshop on =
data=20
presentation.&nbsp; We'll try to make this a&nbsp;"hands on the data" =
workshop=20
-&nbsp;i.e. as much practice as lecture / demonstration.&nbsp; =
</FONT></P>
<P align=3Dleft><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Those wishing to attend, =
please&nbsp;=20
contact Chantal Newman of the Urban Harbors Institute, as mentioned=20
below.</FONT></P>
<P align=3Dleft><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Early registration&nbsp;will =
enhance your=20
experience at the workshop. We will ask registrants to do&nbsp;a small =
amount (8=20
pages) of advance reading, which will help participants&nbsp;frame =
specific=20
questions they may have about their own data.&nbsp;&nbsp;And, as =
mentioned=20
below,&nbsp; we'll use data from 2 or 3 groups who contact us in advance =
as case=20
studies; so their data will receive the benefit of interpretation by the =

entire&nbsp;class.
Data Interpretation Workshop<FONT=20
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June 16, 2001
10:00 a.m. &#8211; 3:00 p.m.<FONT=20
face=3D"Elephant,Times New Roman">
Myles Standish State Forest
Carver, MA
Co-sponsored by the Urban Harbors Institute, Waquoit =
Bay=20
National Estuarine Research Reserve, and the Massachusetts Water Watch=20
Partnership

&nbsp;
Volunteer Monitoring groups in Southeast Massachusetts are invited to =
a data=20
interpretation workshop. Other MA monitoring groups are also welcome, as =
space=20
allows. 
This is your chance to get help making sense of your data. This =
workshop=20
teaches concepts and offers an opportunity to practice data =
interpretation. We=20
will use data from 2 or 3 volunteer monitoring groups. If you want to be =
one of=20
those lucky groups, contact us immediately! As much as time allows, we =
will also=20
examine other groups&#8217; data if they bring it. =
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Highlights
<UL>
 <LI>Overview of the data interpretation process=20
 <LI>Detailed look at the data interpretation steps, using a case study =
example=20

<LI>Practice Data interpretation, using data from participating=20
groups</LI></UL>
Save the date! We will send additional information, advanced reading=20
materials, etc. in the near future.
Contact person: Chantal Newman Tel. (617) 287-5570 Fax (617) 287-5575 =

Email: chantal.lefebvre@umb.edu=20

Phone: (617)
Fax: (617)=20
Funded in part by EOEA Massachusetts Watershed Initiative and the =
Massachusetts=20
Environmental Trust</DIV></DIV></BODY></HTML>

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