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Im Anschluss an die von der Fugro Consult GmbH durchgeführte geotechnische Baugrunderkundung für die geplante Erweiterung eines Öl- und Gasterminals im Sangachal Distrikt südlich von Baku, Aserbaidschan, wurde durch die Fugro Consult GmbH in Zusammenarbeit mit Fugro Loadtest ein geotechnisches Monitoring-Programm in Form von Pfahlprobebelastungen durchgeführt und in diesem Zusammenhang verschiedene statische Zustände simuliert. Neben Vertikallasten, den Hauptlasten aus den zukünftigen Bauwerken, wurden auch horizontale Lasten am Pfahlkopf aufgetragen und mit verschiedenen Monitoring-Methoden während der Versuchsdurchführung überwacht. Das Monitoring-Programm wurde in zwei Feldkampagnen durchgeführt. In der ersten Kampagne wurden Probepfähle an ausgewählten Lokationen bis zum Versagen belastet, um Grenzzustände zu ermitteln, das Pfahldesign zu optimieren und die in der Baugrunderkundung ermittelten geotechnischen Parameter zu überprüfen. In einer zweiten Kampagne wurden dann Bauwerkspfähle getestet, um die Qualität der Pfahlherstellung zu prüfen und die vom Statiker vorgegebenen zulässigen Setzungen der Pfähle unter der geplanten Bauwerkslast zu kontrollieren. / Following the geotechnical site investigation for the extension of the Oil- and Gas terminal in the Sangachal district, south of Baku, Azerbaijan performed by Fugro Consult GmbH a comprehensive pile monitoring program was performed subsequently by Fugro Consult GmbH in collaboration with Fugro Loadtest. The monitoring program comprised full scale static axial, lateral and bi-directional pile load tests using the O-cell® method. Beside vertical loads induced by the future building, also lateral loads were applied and monitored by means of different monitoring methods. The monitoring Program was performed in two field campaigns. During the first campaign only preliminary piles were loaded until failure in order to determine the ultimate limit state, to optimize the pile design and to verify the geotechnical parameter acquired during the preceding site investigation. During the second field campaign only working piles were tested to assure constant quality during pile installation and to confirm that allowable settlements stipulated by the designer are not exceeded.

Im Anschluss an die von der Fugro Consult GmbH durchgeführte geotechnische Baugrunderkundung für die geplante Erweiterung eines Öl- und Gasterminals im Sangachal Distrikt südlich von Baku, Aserbaidschan, wurde durch die Fugro Consult GmbH in Zusammenarbeit mit Fugro Loadtest ein geotechnisches Monitoring-Programm in Form von Pfahlprobebelastungen durchgeführt und in diesem Zusammenhang verschiedene statische Zustände simuliert. Neben Vertikallasten, den Hauptlasten aus den zukünftigen Bauwerken, wurden auch horizontale Lasten am Pfahlkopf aufgetragen und mit verschiedenen Monitoring-Methoden während der Versuchsdurchführung überwacht. Das Monitoring-Programm wurde in zwei Feldkampagnen durchgeführt. In der ersten Kampagne wurden Probepfähle an ausgewählten Lokationen bis zum Versagen belastet, um Grenzzustände zu ermitteln, das Pfahldesign zu optimieren und die in der Baugrunderkundung ermittelten geotechnischen Parameter zu überprüfen. In einer zweiten Kampagne wurden dann Bauwerkspfähle getestet, um die Qualität der Pfahlherstellung zu prüfen und die vom Statiker vorgegebenen zulässigen Setzungen der Pfähle unter der geplanten Bauwerkslast zu kontrollieren. / Following the geotechnical site investigation for the extension of the Oil- and Gas terminal in the Sangachal district, south of Baku, Azerbaijan performed by Fugro Consult GmbH a comprehensive pile monitoring program was performed subsequently by Fugro Consult GmbH in collaboration with Fugro Loadtest. The monitoring program comprised full scale static axial, lateral and bi-directional pile load tests using the O-cell® method. Beside vertical loads induced by the future building, also lateral loads were applied and monitored by means of different monitoring methods. The monitoring Program was performed in two field campaigns. During the first campaign only preliminary piles were loaded until failure in order to determine the ultimate limit state, to optimize the pile design and to verify the geotechnical parameter acquired during the preceding site investigation. During the second field campaign only working piles were tested to assure constant quality during pile installation and to confirm that allowable settlements stipulated by the designer are not exceeded.

A presente pesquisa tem o objetivo de contribuir para os estudos das artes cênicas japonesas no Brasil, abordando a trajetória da coreógrafa japonesa, Ishii Kaoru (1932). Nascida e residente em Tóquio, Kaoru é a última aluna direta de um dos pioneiros da dança moderna no Japão, Ishii Baku (1886-1962). Com mais de 50 anos de carreira, ela é uma das mais experientes artistas em atividade no seu país. Tomando como base o material produzido durante a pesquisa de campo e as experiências geradas a partir do contato direto com a coreógrafa, a presente dissertação parte da premissa de que, através do percurso artístico de Kaoru, seria possível abordar questões relacionadas à criação em dança e à atuação do bailarino não apenas no contexto japonês mas também no âmbito das artes cênicas de forma abrangente. Assim, aponta-se a possibilidade de uma metodologia de pesquisa baseada na experiência do pesquisador-artista. / This research aims to contribute to the studies on Japanese performing arts in Brazil, broaching the trajectory of the Japanese choreographer, Ishii Kaoru (1932). Born and resident in Tokyo, Kaoru is the last direct pupil of one of the pioneers of modern dance in Japan, Ishii Baku (1886-1962). With over 50 years of career, Kaoru is one of the most experienced artists working actively in her country. Based on the material produced during the field research and the experiences generated from direct contact with the choreographer, this thesis assumes that through the artistic journey of Kaoru it would be possible to address issues related to the creation in dance and performance of the dancer not only in the Japanese context but also within the performing arts in a broad manner. In this way, it hints at the possibility of a research methodology based on researcher-artist experience.

A presente pesquisa tem o objetivo de contribuir para os estudos das artes cênicas japonesas no Brasil, abordando a trajetória da coreógrafa japonesa, Ishii Kaoru (1932). Nascida e residente em Tóquio, Kaoru é a última aluna direta de um dos pioneiros da dança moderna no Japão, Ishii Baku (1886-1962). Com mais de 50 anos de carreira, ela é uma das mais experientes artistas em atividade no seu país. Tomando como base o material produzido durante a pesquisa de campo e as experiências geradas a partir do contato direto com a coreógrafa, a presente dissertação parte da premissa de que, através do percurso artístico de Kaoru, seria possível abordar questões relacionadas à criação em dança e à atuação do bailarino não apenas no contexto japonês mas também no âmbito das artes cênicas de forma abrangente. Assim, aponta-se a possibilidade de uma metodologia de pesquisa baseada na experiência do pesquisador-artista. / This research aims to contribute to the studies on Japanese performing arts in Brazil, broaching the trajectory of the Japanese choreographer, Ishii Kaoru (1932). Born and resident in Tokyo, Kaoru is the last direct pupil of one of the pioneers of modern dance in Japan, Ishii Baku (1886-1962). With over 50 years of career, Kaoru is one of the most experienced artists working actively in her country. Based on the material produced during the field research and the experiences generated from direct contact with the choreographer, this thesis assumes that through the artistic journey of Kaoru it would be possible to address issues related to the creation in dance and performance of the dancer not only in the Japanese context but also within the performing arts in a broad manner. In this way, it hints at the possibility of a research methodology based on researcher-artist experience.

Thesis (M.A.)--University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1963. / Typescript. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 96-101).

The profound and observable changes in the world, including globalization, in the last decades have weakened the state power vis-&agrave / -vis non-state actors. This process naturally, has marked down the state capacity to protect and promote internationally recognized human rights and fundamental freedoms. In this context, TNCs, the principle actors of economic globalization, not only threaten the enjoyment of human rights, but also challenge to the state-centric human rights understanding. This thesis claims that the state-centric paradigm has got difficulties to locate non-state actors that violate human rights. While this study proceeds from the premise that the state is the primary responsible actor, it cannot certainly be considered as the sole responsible actor for human rights. Likewise, the thesis suggests that a new international mechanism that holds also non-state actors, particularly TNCs, responsible for human rights needs to be established.

This thesis analyses Turkey&rsquo / s energy policies and Turkey&rsquo / s foreign relations through the energy issues in the Eurasian region. In the first phase, the energy policies implemented by the state and free market orientation in Turkish energy sector will be discussed. The impacts of neo-liberal economic policies, regional organizations (the European Union and OECD), and global finance institutions (International Monetary Fund &ndash / the IMF and the World Bank &ndash / WB) on Turkish energy sub-sectors, particularly since the beginning of the 1980s, will be examined. In the second phase, Turkey&rsquo / s own autonomy and effectiveness within major energy pipeline projects in the Eurasian energy axis will be questioned in the post-Cold War period. Turkey&rsquo / s relations in the energy issues with the European Union, Middle East, Caucasus and Turkic States, Russia and the United States (US) will be discussed. Basic vulnerabilities in Turkish energy sector and possible acquisitions of Turkey through its international energy deals will be emphasized.