I chose this page because it sums up what protocols are about, there is a clear understanding of the objectives and methods to monitor and manage the threat to endangered plant species by agencies and management personnel looking after property, such as national parks and military land belonging to the United States Government .Protocols and Models for Inventory, Monitoring, and Management
of Threatened and Endangered Plants
This page gives a general description of what TCP/IP is and describes
the TCP/IP protocol and the different levels or “layers” more fully along
with examples and diagram’s.
It is a tutorial for students at the Rutgers University and although
it was published in 1994 only the detail of the protocol will have changed.
The web page of the author S. E. Newton is no longer currant to check his/her
authority but I assume it to be good and not bias.
I chose this site because it gives a really clear description of the
protocol.
I chose this page because it gives a methodical approach to the
protocol, each step is set out in the order it is to be completed. It is
written by M/Sgt Hayden B.
Baldwin, Retired. Executive Director of the International
Crime Scene Investigators Association, who as 30 years of experience
of crime scene investigating. The page is aimed at crime scene technicians
and gives guidance on each step of the protocol: interview, examine,
photograph, sketch and process. There may be some bias as these protocols
are baste on one mans experience, someone else might approach the protocol
differently.
I used two search engines Yahoo
and Google.
I noticed that although Yahoo is a subject based engine that is it
groups sites into categories, it then uses Google to do the
keyword search (looks for a given word or phrase on a web page). So
I could use Yahoo to search for the categories,
Internet, police etc. Google could then be used to define the search
using keywords like "protocol and TCP/IP", then use the
boolean expressions (and, or, not) to narrow the search, for example:
“Internet and protocol” then refine again once a phrase is not needed
for example “protocol not Internet”.