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+ Virginia’s Savings Success Story Begins
+Virginia General Assembly passes legislation enabling creation of prepaid tuition savings plan in Virginia.
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+Virginia Prepaid Education Program (VPEP) opens for enrollment and sells more than 16,000 contracts in its first year.
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+ Section 529 Added to Internal Revenue Code
+Congress passes Section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code, clarifying the federal income tax status of state college savings programs, creating tax advantages for saving in a 529 account and authorizing both prepaid and savings programs.
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+ $2,000 State Tax Deduction
+Virginia General Assembly enacts up to $2,000/year state income tax deduction for contributions to Virginia Higher Education Tuition Trust Fund accounts.
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+Virginia General Assembly authorizes creation of savings programs.
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+ VEST Unveiled
+Virginia Education Savings Trust (VEST) launches as one of the first direct-sold college savings programs in the country.
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+Agency name changes to the Virginia College Savings Plan, now commonly known as Virginia529.
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+ Congress makes qualified distributions from college savings programs tax-free; previously they were taxed upon distribution to the beneficiary (student).
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+Virginia529 joins with the American Funds companies to create Virginia’s advisor-sold program, CollegeAmerica®, available nationwide.
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+CollegeAmerica® surpasses $10 billion in assets and Virginia Prepaid Education Program (VPEP) reaches its first billion.
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+Tax-free distributions established in 2001 become permanent in tax code.
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+CollegeAmerica® continues to grow, reaching $25 billion in assets, and Virginia Education Savings Trust (VEST) tops the $1 billion mark.
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+ State Tax Deduction Doubled
+Virginia General Assembly doubles annual state income tax deduction for 529 account contributions to a maximum $4,000 per account.
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+ CollegeWealth Commences
+Virginia529 launches, with partner Union Bank & Trust, a new saving option offering an FDIC-insured bank account.
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+Virginia529 adds a new banking partner, BB&T, to expand CollegeWealth nationwide.
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+Virginia529 initiates a campaign celebrating May 29 as 529 Day and creates partnerships with Virginia hospitals to award accounts to select babies born that day.
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+Some parents get a painful lesson about higher education planning. And others? They’re already saving with Virginia529.
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+ SOAR Virginia℠ Scholarship Program Launches
+SOAR Virginia inspires and assists high school students in reaching their post-secondary education goals. Participating students at eligible schools receive a range of assistance and earn scholarship support of up to $2,000 to apply toward their + higher education expenses.
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+Kids take an active role in preparing for their future higher education expenses in this commercial Virginia529 began running in 2010.
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+ Virginia Prepaid Education Program (VPEP) name changes to Virginia529 prePAIDSM and Virginia Education Savings Trust (VEST) becomes Virginia529 inVESTSM. In addition, prePAID begins offering semester contracts to cut in half + the cost of getting started.
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+ Tuition Monster joins Virginia529
+Tuition Monster joins the Virginia529 team in November 2012 after staff find him pestering new parents in a local hospital’s obstetrics department. We put him to work reminding parents of the importance of saving for college. Tuition Monster + can be annoying at times, but he is easy to tame when you save with Virginia529.
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+ Virginia529 introduces an email newsletter to share program news, special offers and saving tips with customers and prospective customers.
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+ $50 Billion in Savings
+Total assets invested with Virginia529 surpass $50 billion. With continued success, the agency looks for ways to make programs more competitive and attractive to current and prospective customers. As a result, Virginia529 decreases inVEST and CollegeAmerica® fees and eliminates the $25 application fee for new accounts opened online.
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+ Added Benefits for Virginia529 Customers
+The introduction of the Smart Savers Club rewards Virginia529 customers for saving.
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+Following passage of the Stephen Beck, Jr. Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act by Congress in December 2014, the Virginia General Assembly authorizes Virginia529 to create a disability savings program. The program will be called ABLEnow.
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+ ABLEnow Gears Up
+Virginia General Assembly adds a state income tax deduction of up to $2000 per contributor for contributions to ABLEnow. Virginia529 plans to launch the new program in December.
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+ Two Decades of Helping People Prepare for the Future
+Virginia529 kicks off celebrations for our 20th year. It’s our anniversary, but you could win the gift of a prePAID account covering four years of tuition and mandatory fees at a Virginia public college or university.
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+ Internet of Things (IoT)
+An Internet of Things (IoT) Laboratory is setup in the Centre under collaboration with the alpha TKG group, Japan. The IoT Lab was inaugurated on 5th October, 2016 by Dr. K. Paneer Selvam, Joint Registrar, IISc and Mr. Toshio Takagi, CEO, alfaTKG, Japan. The main thrust of the lab would be on development of sensor, communication and other technologies to help in monitoring, management and control of water systems at various spatial and time scales. The first project under in this initiative is the “IoT applications on water at IoT Laboratory“
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is set to transform the agriculture industry by enabling farmers to contend with the enormous challenges faced by them. The farmers in India must overcome increasing water shortages, limited availability of land, difficult to manage operational costs, while meeting the increasing consumption needs of our country .
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The IoT laboratory at the Interdisciplinary Centre for Water research will focus on new research areas for addressing these issues and increasing the quality, quantity, sustainability and cost effectiveness of agricultural production. The primary focus of this research work is to effectively utilize IoT enabled technologies to remotely monitor and measure soil moisture, crop growth and livestock feed levels along with the performance of harvesters and optimization of irrigation equipment. The researchers will actively utilize artificial intelligence based analytics to quickly analyze operational data combined with 3rd party information, such as weather services, Electricity services & storage position in reservoirs to provide new insights and improve decision making for farmers.
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Soil Temperature Monitoring System (STMS)
+The value of soil moisture measurement in many research, industrial and agricultural fields are necessary for managing water resources effectively. However, collecting data from the field is time-consuming and can be expensive. To automate data collection and data logging, a system was developed using the proven Watermark solid state, electric resistance type sensor and cellular network and internet database real-time monitoring. Now, the STMS can wirelessly download data from soil moisture and temperature sensors directly into your computer from any part of the world.
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+ Soil Moisture and Temperature Monitoring system (SMTMS)
+The value of soil moisture and temperature measurement in many research, industrial and agricultural are necessary for managing water resources effectively. However, collecting data from the field is time-consuming and can be expensive. To automate data collection and data logging, a system was developed using the proven Watermark solid state, electric resistance type sensor and cellular network and internet database real-time monitoring. Now, the SMTMS can wirelessly view, analyse and download data from soil moisture and temperature sensors directly into your computer from any part of the world
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+ICWaR has deployed a computer cluster to improve performance and availability over that of a single computer, while typically being much more cost-effective than single computers of comparable speed or availability. This is used by students for the efficient results.
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+ The mission of ICWaR, is to be a global leader in providing integrated solutions for Water Hazard and Risk Management/ Risk Reduction to improve the quality of life of the Communities.
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+ Our vision is to provide advanced science and technology solutions to the critical issues related to urban floods, riverine floods, water pollution, climate change impacts, and integrated water resources management at different levels with a multi-disciplinary approach, through;
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+ - Assisting government organizations, the public sector and communities in battling the climate change impact on water resources.
+ - Developing efficient and affordable water remediation techniques to ensure adequate clean drinking water.
+ - Becoming a global leader in water research, by creating an interdisciplinary research environment and training next-generation water scientists.
+ - Providing state of the art solutions to complex problems in water research such as urban floods, contamination due to heavy metals and watershed management by developing science-based technological solutions.
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Monsoon Schools on Urban Floods
A week event every year to spread awareness about the floods due to monsoon in present day ...
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Interdisciplinary Center for Water Research (ICWaR), Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore in collaboration with Knowledge Societies Division UNESCO, Paris, organised a one-week Monsoon School on Urban Floods during 05 – 10 August, 2019. The School was supported by UNESCO and partially funded by the research project entitled, “Urban Flood Model for Bangalore“, sponsored by Department of Science & Technology (DST), Government of India. The School comprised of lectures and tutorials by experts, covering topics of urban meteorology, urban hydrology, radar and remote sensing analysis of rain events, monsoon and extreme precipitation dynamics, urban groundwater, engineering practices and post-flood responses. Group discussions were arranged to bring out the relevance of the state-of-the-art tools and methodologies for managing urban floods in Indian cities. The School targeted the practicing engineers and young researchers working with government or private bodies and educational institutes.
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Venue for the Lectures and Tutorials: Lecture Hall, Interdisciplinary Center for Water Research (ICWaR).
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Overview of the event: The event consisted of 39 participants from India and neighboring country Nepal. Prof. Dev Niyogi from Purdue University and Dr. Bhanu Neupane from UNESCO, Paris joined the workshop as resource persons. Indian speakers, Prof. D Nagesh Kumar, Prof. M Sekhar, Prof. MS Mohan Kumar, Prof. P P Mujumdar, Prof. V V Srinivas, Dr. J Indu and Dr. Subimal Ghosh delivered lectures on different topics related to urban floods.
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The participants of the workshop came from different backgrounds. Young faculty members, research scholars and graduate students from different educational institutes; Scientists researchers from Symbiosis Institute of Geo-informatics, various NITs and IITs, WRIDD and WRRDC, Government of Nepal, and practitioners from private organizations and freelancers joined the workshop. This versatile group of participants helped to develop a very dynamic learning process through the workshop.
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Each day of the workshop was divided into two sessions. In the morning sessions, lectures were conducted and in the afternoon sessions, tutorials, short assignments on the topics covered were given, group discussions were arranged etc. A visit to KSNDMC was organized on 9th August, 2019 in the afternoon session of the workshop. All the participants visited KSNDMC office where the officials described the functioning of flood early warning systems, telemetric rain gauges and other weather monitoring instruments to the participants.
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+ Monsoon School on Urban Floods – 2018
+The Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore had organized a one-week Monsoon School on “Urban Floods” during 2-7 July, 2018, as one of the outreach activities in the research project entitled, Urban Flood Management in India: Technology Driven Solutions, sponsored by ITRA (Information Technology Research Academy), Ministry of Information and Technology, Government of India and United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). The School comprised of lectures and tutorials by experts, covering topics of urban meteorology, urban hydrology, radar and remote sensing analysis of rain events, monsoon and extreme precipitation dynamics, urban groundwater, engineering practices and post-flood responses. Group discussions were arranged to bring out the relevance of the state-of-the-art tools and methodologies for managing urban floods in Indian cities. The School targeted the practicing engineers and young researchers working with government or private bodies and educational institutes.
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Venue for Tutorials: Conference Room, Dept of Civil Engg
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Overview of the event: The event consisted of 37 participants from India and neighbouring countries (Bhutan, Nepal and Sri Lanka). Prof. Dev Niyogi from Purdue University and Dr. Bhanu Neupane from UNESCO, Paris joined the workshop as resource persons. Indian speakers, Prof. D Nagesh Kumar, Prof. M Sekhar, Prof. MS Mohan Kumar, Prof. P P Mujumdar, Prof. V V Srinivas, Dr. J Indu, Dr. Subimal Ghosh and Dr. Chandra Rupa R delivered lectures on different topics relating to urban floods.
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The participants of the workshop came from different backgrounds. Young faculty members, research scholars and graduate students from different educational institutes; Scientists from KSNDMC, CSTEP and CSSRI – RRS, Lucknow; Officials from Bhutan, Nepal and Sri Lanka and practitioners from private organizations joined the workshop. This versatile group of participants helped to develop a very dynamic learning process through the workshop.
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Each day of the workshop was divided into two sessions. In the morning sessions, lectures were conducted and in the afternoon sessions, tutorials, short assignments on the topics covered were given, group discussions were arranged etc. A visit to KSNDMC was organized on 6th July, 2018 in the afternoon session of the workshop. All the participants visited KSNDMC office where the officials described the functioning of flood early warning systems, telemetric rain gauges and other weather monitoring instruments to the participants.
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Monsoon School on Urban Floods – 2017
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The Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore had organized a one-week Monsoon School on “Urban Floods” during July 3 – 8, 2017, as one of the outreach activities in the research project entitled, Urban Flood Management in India: Technology Driven Solutions, sponsored by ITRA (Information Technology Research Academy), Ministry of Information and Technology, Government of India. The School comprised of lectures and tutorials by experts, covering topics of urban meteorology, urban hydrology, radar and remote sensing analysis of rain events, big data analysis for urban processes, engineering practices and post-flood responses. Group discussions were arranged to bring out the relevance of the state-of-the-art tools and methodologies for managing urban floods in Indian cities. The School targeted the practicing engineers and young researchers working with government or private bodies and educational institutes.
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Overview of the event: The event consisted of 39 participants across India and neighbouring countries (Bhutan and Nepal) joined the workshop. Prof. Dev Niyogi from Purdue University and Dr. Bhanu Neupane from UNESCO, Paris joined the workshop as resource persons. Indian speakers, Prof. D Nagesh Kumar, Prof. M Sekhar, Prof. MS Mohan Kumar, Prof. P. P. Mujumdar, Prof. V V Srinivas, Prof. Arpita Mondal, Prof. J Indu delivered lectures on different topics relating to urban floods.
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The participants of the workshop came from different backgrounds. Young faculty members from different educational institutions; Scientists from CDAC; Officials from Nepal and Bhutan; Research Scholars and graduate students from different education institutes including IIT Hyderabad, IISc Bangalore joined the workshop. This versatile group of participants helped to develop a very dynamic learning process through the workshop.
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+Diving into the Depths of Water: Our research uncovers the multifaceted significance of this essential resource. Join us on a journey to unlock the secrets of nature's elixir.
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ScrollFade JavaScript Library Example
+A JavaScript library for fading in/out elements as they're scrolled into and out of the viewport.
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