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GUAN Task Team (Document 6.4) The Global Observing System for Climate GUAN Task Team (Document 6.4) AOPC-23 6 – 9 March 2018 EUMETSAT, Darmstadt, Germany GCOS Secretariat, WMO Tim Oakley, GCOS Network Manager

Task-Team GUAN Membership Chair (If no suitable candidate, agreed on a meeting by meeting basis) AOPC Expert – Peter Thorne (peter.thorne@nuim.ie) – Maynooth University (Ireland) GRUAN Expert – Richard Querel (Richard.Querel@niwa.co.nz) – NIWA (New Zealand) NWP Expert – Bruce Ingleby (bruce.ingleby@ecmwf.int) – ECMWF (UK) CBS/National Expert – Hiram Escabi (hiram.escabi@noaa.gov) – NWS (USA) Satellite Expert – Marc Schroeder (Marc.Schroeder@dwd.de) – DWD (Germany) National Expert – (Large GUAN contribution – China, Japan, Russia?) GCOS Network Manager (Secretariat support) – Tim Oakley (toakley@wmo.int) (UK) GCOS AOPC SO (Secretariat support) – Caterina Tassone (ctassone@wmo.int) (Switzerland) CIMO expert team on upper air systems representative – Later meeting, if required HMEI Observer – Later meeting, if required First meeting in Lindenberg (DWD) 5th-6th December, 2017

Vision for GUAN Continuing under its current requirements is not an option New focus on a guaranteed quality of observational data, according to updated requirements A subset of the comprehensive network based on quality assurance rather than a fixed network of stations. Adopting a tiered-network approach (Comprehensive-GUAN-GRUAN), as described by GAIA-CLIM Actively managed through a lead-centre, with a certification process, real- time monitoring and validated station list for the user community Process to identify gaps in global/regional networks, both in data sparse areas and least develop countries, to allow targeted support projects, using relevant cooperation and funding mechanisms (i.e. GCM, GCF, national bi- lateral programmes).

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