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FSML: Improvements to Living Facilities, Data Communications, and Electrical Generation Capacity at the Bowdoin Scientific Station

FSML: Improvements to Living Facilities, Data Communications, and Electrical Generation Capacity at the Bowdoin Scientific Station
FSML:改善鲍登科学站的生活设施、数据通信和发电能力
批准号:
0934347
负责人:
Damon Gannon
金额:
$16.75万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2010
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2010-04-01 至 2013-03-31

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鲍登科学站(BSS),鲍登学院的生物研究站在芬迪湾,已获得赠款,以改善其宿舍设施。 BSS在许多方面都不寻常,它:由本科文科院校运营;提供各种陆地和海洋栖息地;具有显着的生态特征(大潮汐、迁徙动物的极端喜水性、自交亲和植物、尽管地处温带但仍生活在北方的植物群落以及地理上孤立的动植物种群);并拥有多个宝贵的长期生态数据库,其中一些数据库的时间跨度超过70年。 但是,使BSS真正与众不同的是它的科学生产力。 考虑到其规模小(20人最大容量,包括工作人员),季节性使用和本科生的重点,该站有一个不寻常的高出版率(187同行评议的论文,自1936年成立以来;其中68是由本科生撰写或合著)。 近5年发表论文25篇。 2008年7月进行的基础设施审计确定了4个需要领域:(1)主要宿舍的长期结构完整性,(2)人员能力,(3)发电能力,以及(4)互联网通信能力。 该项目将通过翻新车站的主要宿舍来解决项目1和项目2。 翻新工程将保留空间站的主要生活设施,并使该建筑可容纳的人员数量增加一倍,确保科学生产力和教育机会的持续增长。 BSS是一个非常有价值的研究和教学资产,它通过让他们有机会与该领域的专业生物学家密切合作,培训和激励了成千上万的学生。 这一经历对这些学生产生了深远而持久的影响,他们中有不成比例的人继续从事科学和环境管理的职业。 通过保持主要宿舍的结构完整性和增加人员住宿,该项目将提高该站能够支持的研究项目的质量和数量。 此外,这些升级将使更多的班级能够利用车站的设施。 显然,这些升级将有利于鲍登的学生和教师。 但是,由于大约1/3的车站的用户传统上来自其他机构(包括本科生,研究生和教师),这个基础设施项目的影响将远远超出鲍登社区。 BSS基础设施的这些改进将使空间站能够继续履行其作为生态研究、学生培训和环境管理设施的使命。
英文摘要
Bowdoin Scientific Station (BSS), Bowdoin College's biological research station on the Bay of Fundy, has been awarded a grant to improve its dormitory facilities. BSS is unusual in many respects, it: is operated by an undergraduate liberal arts institution; provides access to a wide variety of terrestrial and marine habitats; has remarkable ecological characteristics (large tides, extreme philopatry among migratory animals, self-compatible plants, boreal plant communities despite temperate location, and geographically isolated plant and animal populations); and possesses several valuable long-term ecological databases, some of which span more than 70 years. But what makes BSS truly extraordinary is its scientific productivity. Considering its small size (20 person maximum capacity, including staff), seasonal usage, and undergraduate focus, the Station has an unusually high publication rate (187 peer-reviewed papers since its founding in 1936; 68 of which were authored or co-authored by undergraduate students). Twenty-five papers have been published in the past 5 years. Infrastructure audits of BSS conducted in July 2008 identified 4 areas of need: (1) long-term structural integrity of the main dormitory, (2) personnel capacity, (3) electrical generation capacity, and (4) internet communication capabilities. This project will address items 1 and 2 by renovating the Station's main dormitory. Renovations will preserve the main living facility at the Station and double the number of personnel that this building can house, ensuring continued growth of scientific productivity and educational opportunities. BSS is an exceptionally valuable research and teaching asset, which has trained and inspired thousands of students by giving them the opportunity to work in close collaboration with professional biologists in the field. This experience has a profound and lasting effect on these students, a disproportionate number of whom go on to careers in science and environmental management. By preserving the structural integrity of the main dormitory and increasing the personnel accommodations, this project will enhance the quality and quantity of research projects that the Station is capable of supporting. In addition, these upgrades will make it possible for more classes to take advantage of the Station's facilities. Clearly, these upgrades will benefit Bowdoin's students and faculty. But since approximately 1/3 of the Station's users traditionally come from other institutions (including undergraduate students, graduate students, and faculty), the impact of this infrastructure project will reach far beyond the Bowdoin community. These improvements in infrastructure at BSS will allow the Station to continue fulfilling its mission as a facility for ecological research, student training, and environmental stewardship.
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FSML: Developing a Strategic Plan for the Bowdoin Scientific Station
  • 批准号:
    1226941
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 资助金额:
    $2.5万
  • 财政年份:
    2013
  • 负责人:
    Damon Gannon
  • 依托单位:
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