Roger Wakimoto Geosciences 10 March 2014. GEO Advances NSF Priorities Empowering Discovery –Core Research Programs –Science, Engineering and Education.

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Roger Wakimoto Geosciences 10 March 2014

GEO Advances NSF Priorities Empowering Discovery –Core Research Programs –Science, Engineering and Education for Sustainability (SEES) –Cyber-infrastructure Framework for 21 st Century Science, Engineering and Education (CIF21) –Innovation Corps (I-Corps) –Infrastructure

GEO Advances NSF Priorities Preparing Students for Tomorrow –Improving Undergraduate STEM Education (IUSE) –Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Improving Effectiveness and Efficiency –Responding to Antarctic Blue Ribbon Panel Report –Decadal Survey of Ocean Sciences (DSOS)

Fiscal Year 2015 Budget Request GEO fits within NSF’s Research and Related Activities Account

Fiscal Year 2015 Budget Request by Division

Research Highlights SEES –GEO has been a leader in NSF’s SEES priority area marks the start of sun-setting for this investment. ($59M, $9M below FY14) CIF21 –GEO’s EarthCube activity will start transitioning from community development toward implementation ($11M, 6.5M below FY14)

Infrastructure Highlights GEO’s Division of Polar Programs continues to make progress on key investments recommended by the recent Blue Ribbon Panel ($18.5M, +$1.5M from FY14) OCE has initiated a major NRC “decadal survey” to identify key research themes and associated infrastructure priorities for the coming decade. Report expected in 2015.

Infrastructure Highlights Support is temporarily being made available to offset increases necessary for the Ocean Observatories Initiative ($14M from ICER). Decadal survey will inform both OCE and GEO as a course for the future of ocean sciences is determined. R/V SIKULIAQ will start operations later in Highly capable ship, on-budget.

I MPROVING U NDERGRADUATE STEM E DUCATION (IUSE) Improving Undergraduate STEM Education (IUSE) $ million Directorate for Education and Human Resources (EHR) $ million Directorate for Biological Sciences (BIO) $2.5 million Directorate for Geosciences (GEO) $ million Directorate for Engineering (ENG) $6.00 million Rapidly and dramatically improve U.S. undergraduate STEM education through coherent, agency-wide investment to: increase numbers broaden diversity Improve preparation of STEM professionals Common system of assessing the impact of the collective investment

In FY 2015, GEO… Strategically invests in NSF-wide priority areas Supports key infrastructure investments Promotes the training of the next generation of geoscientists Long-standing GEO divisional research programs essentially level with 2015 –Some will increase, some will decrease, but on balance the net budget remains essentially the same

P RESIDENT ’ S O PPORTUNITY, G ROWTH & S ECURITY I NITIATIVE $552 million