TOPC XX – Aims & Expectations

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TOPC XX – Aims & Expectations Wolfgang Wagner

TOPC XIX Meeting at TU Wien on 5–7 April 2017 Change in Panel Membership

Some Results of TOPC XIX There is a need to better connect to the scientific community Focus on concrete activities (and do not get lost in transgression …) Seek continuous feedback on GCOS Action Plan Enable critical review of ECV requirements by writing down their current definition Invite groups to showcase their climate indicators

Soil Moisture Workshop 2017 Over 100 participants from 22 countries GCOS was one of the co-sponsors Two discussion topic: Feedback on GCOS requirements Identification of observational gaps

“… Workshop participants were asked whether the observation requirements for surface soil moisture observations as presently formulated in Annex 1 of the GCOS 2016 Implementation Plan (temporal sampling of 1 day, spatial resolution 1–25 km, accuracy of 0.04 m3/m-3 and stability of 0.01 m3/m3/year) are still appropriate. The consensus was that these requirements are still adequate. However, workshop participants expressed the need for a clearer definition of these requirements. Furthermore, the workshop participants emphasized the need to consider variables that are closely related to soil moisture, such as vegetation optical depth, freeze/thaw, surface inundation and root-zone soil moisture, which is in line with the GCOS 2016 Implementation Plan.” “Therefore, it was strongly recommended to start activities defining a future L-band observation system based on the lessons learned from SMOS and SMAP.”

Panel Tasks Review of adequacy of ECV observations Review of ECV requirements Monitor progress on IP actions as specified within GCOS-200 72 Terrestrial Domain Actions ECV Factsheets Are we able to cover all ECVs with the existing panel & experts?