9th Annual ARM Tips and Techniques Workshop
New GDM Tools Improve Trial
Quality and Manageability
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Join Dr. Steven
Gylling, President, Gylling Data Management, Inc. at the next ARM
Tips and Techniques workshop scheduled at the NAICC meeting at the
Westin hotel, Seattle, Washington. This workshop will be held on Wednesday, January 23, 2008 from
8:00 a.m.
to 12:00 Noon. If you have questions on how to use ARM and have limited
time this is a perfect opportunity to receive in-depth training from
the original program author, Steven Gylling.
Dr. Gylling is
the original program author of Agriculture Research Manager (ARM),
Pesticide Research Manager (PRM), Summary Across Trials, and the
data collector software. He has conducted research and worked with
research data management since 1972. His Ph.D. is in Agronomy, with
emphasis on weed control. He has previously worked at South Dakota
State University as a weed researcher, state pesticide impact
assessment coordinator, and Cooperative Extension Service computer
specialist.
Pre-registration
is required.
This workshop is an authorized NAICC pre-conference workshop. There
is online registration for the workshop.
New GDM Tools Improve Trial Quality and Manageability
ARM 8 software will make you more
efficient and effective in managing your research studies. It can
improve research quality, and reduce the time required to report
results. With over 4 years in the making, ARM 8 has a clean new
visual style that is much friendlier for an infrequent user. It
includes a multitude of new features and improvements relative to
ARM 7. Someone familiar with ARM 7 will be immediately productive,
since all ARM 7 commands and ways of working are fully supported in
ARM 8. Enhanced
GDMdef Rating Shell is the data collector GDM offers with Workabout Pro
packages, supported through ARM Push and Pull. Features are:
- Sheets (tabs) to enter essentially all
information in G-All7 site description, including: crop planting,
crop and pest stage at application, weather, soil information,
location and site details, application comments, and deviations.
- Full support of subsample data entry, with a
border line showing the last subsample for each plot.
- Automatic calculation of treatment means and
standard deviation.
- Designed to support standard G-All7 and
G-Seed7 study definitions.
Schedule:
A continental breakfast buffet will be available beginning at 7:30
A.M. The ARM 7 half-day
training session will begin at 8:00 A.M., concluding at 12:00 Noon.
How to Register:
Please complete the online registration form. For additional details or answers to your
questions, please contact Francine Rowland at
francine@gdmdata.com.
Registration
Fee:
There is no registration fee to attend this free workshop, which
also includes a free breakfast for registered participants. A
training certificate will be provided for each pre-registered attendee.
Registration
Deadline:
January 4, 2008
What to bring?
Nothing; all materials will be provided. You are welcome to
bring a laptop computer to training if you have any questions about
your installed ARM 7 program.
Training Location:
Details regarding the final meeting room arrangements will be sent
to registrants.
Send an email to francine@gdmdata.com
to be included on the mailing list for the 2008 meeting.
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