The GEOSS Water Strategy

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CEOS SIT-32 Barbara Ryan Director, GEO Secretariat April 26-27, 2017 Paris, France

The GEOSS Water Strategy GEOGLOWS addresses five of the six priority areas from the GEOSS Water Strategy with its strategies and on-going activities, and provides a framework for enabling GEO Members to address many of the Water Strategy’s 58 recommendations Strong support from NASA Next steps: implement the GEOGLOWS structure Including IGWCO and the work/expertise from the CoP and GEOSS Water Strategy. IGWCO actively tracks the actions of the GEOSS Water Strategy

Objectives Engage end users and boundary organizations to understand needs by region and decision making process and prioritize activities based on vulnerability analyses Strengthen capacity to understand water data needs and develop user-driven applications products from EO data and applications Strengthen capacity to use water EO and science effectively across spatial and temporal scales Coordinate and leverage GEOGLOWS partners to more effectively provide information and expertise to stakeholder and end user communities Contribute to the assessments of impacts of climate change with population and economic growth on water resources and their availability, and to inform planning and adaptation activities

GEOGLOWS activities GEOGLOWS framework: collaboration and coordination for facilitating the use of Earth Observations to address water shortages and excesses, as well as degraded water. Enhance observational programs Analyses of the Essential Water Variables (EWVs) Implement systems for data and product dissemination Innovate ways to make more effective use of data through applications and research Promote and implement free and open data exchange and GEO principles of data management.

1. Enhancing Global Water Sustainability GEOGLOWS Components 1. Enhancing Global Water Sustainability Sustainable Development Goals Water Scarcity and Access Climate Change Cold Regions 2. Minimizing Basin and Regional Risk Integrated Water Prediction (IWP) Floods Droughts Transboundary Issues (IWRM) Water-Energy-Food-Environment- Health Nexus Climate Change Adaptation 3. Essential Water Variable (EWV) Understanding Water Quality Water Use Water Cycle Variables (Precipitation, Soil Moisture, Groundwater, Evapotranspiration, Stream Flow, Surface Water Storage (Includes Snow Pack)) 4. Earth Observations, Integrated Data Products and Applications, and Tool Development 5. Data Sharing, Dissemination of Data, Information, Products, and Knowledge User Engagement, Capacity Building and AmeriGEOSS  These efforts include the satellite aspects of water observations through CEOS and space agencies

Functions of the Present IGWCO CoP Assists in the coordination of the GEO Water Task Serves as an incubator for new ideas. Contributes to the assessment of the progress of the GEO Water Task. Coordinates the implementation of the GEOSS Water Strategy. Develops the User interaction component for GEO Water. Serves as a venue for exchanging information of relevant water activities. Who can join? Anyone with an interest in water

The GEOGLOWS/IGWCO Business meeting 16 to 19 May 2017, National Water Centre in Tuscaloosa Developing GEOGLOWS as an international initiative 4 Working Groups includes: Science, applications, product development and testing; Essential Water Variables (EWVs) and observational issues; Data dissemination, community portals, capacity building and user engagement; Socio-Economic issues of the water crisis and Policy linkages Paul DiGiacomo of NOAA has been nominated to serve as CEOS representative

GEOGLOWS Steering Committee Members (1) Chair: Angelica Gutierrez (NOAA - Silver Spring) Asia (A-O GEOSS): Yubao Qiu (China, CAS) Toshio Koike (Japan) Srikantha Herath (Sri Lanka)   Americas (AmeriGEOSS): Cesar Garay Paul DiGiacomo (NOAA/CEOS) Europe: Selma Cherchali (France, CNES) Peter Salamon (EU, JRC) (Possible co-chair) Africa (AfriGEOSS): Sylvester Mpandeli (South Africa) Faith Mitheu (Kenya)

GEOGLOWS Steering Committee Members (2) Global: Rose Alabaster (Switzerland) Johannes Cullmen (WMO) (TBC) Financial Carlos Gustavo Cano Dr Harshadeep (World Bank) Others possibilities: Private Sector User:Jonathan Radtke Asia: Sekhar Muddu

Thank you ! www.earthobservations.org bryan@geosec.org @geosec2025 Group on Earth Observations