Recovery It is also important to make the distinction in data archaeology between data recovery, and data intelligibility.

Four phases of Data Recovery It is important to understand the four phases of data recovery.

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They consist of (i) consultancy services related to the installation of computer hardware, (ii) software implementation services, (iii) data processing services, and (iv) data base services.

This leaves the pre modification data in place, with possibly many generations, and recoverable by data recovery software.

Data is inherently unsexy, but it can jump start an area's recovery.

NASA also utilizes the services of data archaeologists to recover information stored on 1960s era vintage computer tape, as exemplified by the Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project (LOIRP).

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It is also concerned that recovery and counselling services are insufficient to meet the increased demand for such services.

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(c) Electronic data processing and office automation support services.

Each phase stands for different level and range of data recovery capabilities, each phase requires different hdd repair tools and data recovery tools to work with and each phase must be treated properly to make sure the maximum data are finally to be recovered.

Data carving is the recovery of parts of damaged files using knowledge of their structure.

This may include assistance and support services such as financial, legal, counselling, health, social and educational services, physical and psychological recovery services and other services necessary for the child's reintegration.

This includes communications, disaster recovery maintenance, data backup, network administration, and maintenance of hardware and software.

Reliable data is critical for effective recovery planning UNFPA is a recognized leader in this area.

2. Contractual services 74. The expenditure on contractual services includes payments relating to two major contracts for IMIS and a variety of contractual services covering technical advice, quality assurance, data entry and data conversion, etc.

25B. A provision of 300,000 is proposed for data processing services.

Network funding should accommodate the reporting of higher resolution radiosonde data to the World Data Centres, and the recovery, reprocessing, and archiving of historical radiosonde records.

Peer support is a key concept in the recovery approach and in consumer operated services programs.

Physical rehabilitation and prosthetic services are preconditions to the full recovery and reintegration of landmine survivors.

International telegram and telex, telecopy and data transmissions services are also available.

data distribution to meteorological services and other interested parties (research institutes, etc.)

It is widely accepted that disaster recovery programmes that emphasize physical reconstruction and the restoration of basic services are insufficient to address the complete range of recovery needs.

(d) Ensure that these children are provided with recovery and reintegration services for physical, sexual and substance abuse and services for reconciliation with their families.

The term data recovery is also used in the context of forensic applications or espionage, where data which have been encrypted or hidden, rather than damaged, are recovered.

(a) Miscellaneous services . (6 566 800) Additional requirements totalled 6,566,800 for contractual services ( 3,514,800), data processing services ( 5,000), medical treatment and services ( 13,400), claims and adjustments ( 2,743,600), official hospitality ( 21,200) and miscellaneous other services ( 268,800).

Statistical data provided by IMF indicate that the post conflict recovery in Liberia in 2004 05 has been relatively modest.

Recently released official Palestinian data, shown in table 1, indicate some recovery in 2003 with 4.5 per cent GDP growth.

UNDP will continue to monitor compliance with the policy and analyze cost recovery data as it becomes available through Atlas.

On the technical side, the Statistics Division developed web services for data transfers by applying Statistical Data and Metadata Exchange (SDMX) standards.