IPY 2007 2008 1 Wenjan Zhang, Tillmann Mohr, Eduard Sarukhanian Sub-Committee on Observations of the IPY JC –progress report.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

GEOSS Data Sharing Principles. GEOSS 10-Year Implementation Plan 5.4 Data Sharing The societal benefits of Earth observations cannot be achieved without.

Advertisements

GEO-5 in Ottawa 1 29 November 2004 Draft GEOSS 10-Year Implementation Plan and Status Report on Reference Document Ivan B. DeLoatch, Toshio Koike, Robert.

GEONETCast Initiative of GEO presented at the EC GEONETCast workshop 5 March 2006 GEO Secretariat.

Space/GMES and Climate Change Mikko Strahlendorff, GMES Bureau.

World Meteorological Organization Working together in weather, climate and water WMO OMM WMO GFCS Governance proposal Process of development.

Path forward to Cg-17, EC-67 EC-PORS-5, Wellington, Feb.2014

World Meteorological Organization Working together in weather, climate and water Other Cross-Cutting Matters WMO Polar Activities and Global Cryosphere.

Preface Foreword Executive Summary 1. The Cryosphere Theme 2. Applications of Cryospheric Data 3. Terrestrial Snow 4. Sea Ice 5. Lake and River Ice 6.

IPY Yves Crevier on behalf of STG Co-Chairs International Polar Year Introduction: Space Task Group (STG)

1 January 17, 2007 NASA IPY Interest NASA has a strong interest in IPY themes Present environmental status of the polar regions Quantify and understand.

IPY Space Task Group of the IPY Sub-Committee on Observations AN ACQUISITION STRATEGY FOR SAR AND INSAR COORDINATED RESPONSE OF THE SPACE AGENCIES.

IPY Dr Eduard Sarukhanian, Special Adviser to Secretary–General on IPY International Polar Year Status of preparation and the role.

STG 2: Summary The Space Task Group (STG) of the Sub-committee on Observations of the ICSU/WMO Joint Committee for the International Polar Year (IPY) is.

GIIPSY Meeting Agenda Tuesday December 12 6:00PM-8:30PM AGU Fall Meeting, San Francisco PERSPECTIVES (~45-60min) 10 min GIIPSY Overview and Meeting Objectives.

Recent developments in the UNFCCC process in relation to global observations 4 th GTOS Steering Committee Paris, 1-2 December 2009 Rocio Lichte Programme.

Global Inter-agency IPY Polar Snapshot Year (GIIPSY): Goals and Accomplishments Katy Farness & Ken Jezek, The Ohio State University Mark Drinkwater, European.

WGClimate Work Plan for John Bates, Chair WGClimate 4th Working Group on Climate Meeting.

WMO OMM WMO World Meteorological Organization Working together in weather, climate and water Global Framework for Climate Services (GFCS) Dr Wenjian ZHANG.

CEOS-CGMS Working Group on Climate John Bates, NOAA SIT-30 Agenda Item #11 Climate Monitoring, Research, and Services 30 th CEOS SIT Meeting CNES Headquarters,

Global Cryosphere Watch Partners Barry Goodison Environment Canada and World Meteorological Organization (Retired) GCW Interim Advisory Group meeting Reykjavik,

1 International/OECD Nanotechnology Activities EPA/DoD Meeting on Nanotechnology March 9, 2007 Jim Willis, EPA/OPPT.

Sustaining Arctic Observing Networks - SAON Data and Information Services for Arctic observational activities Jan René Larsen SAON Secretary Arctic Monitoring.

SAON is a process to support and strengthen the development of multinational engagement for sustained and coordinated pan-Arctic observing and data sharing.

Slide: 1 27 th CEOS Plenary |Montréal | November 2013 Agenda item: 29 Adrian Simmons, Chair of the GCOS Steering Committee Update from the Global.

Space Technology for Emergency Response and Risk Reduction European Conference - GEO Welcomes FP7 Constanta, Romania 15 September 2006 United Nations platform.

© GEO Secretariat 5.2 Monitoring and Evaluation John Adamec Co-Chair, M&E Working Group GEO-XI Plenary November 2014 Geneva, Switzerland.

Presentation to the 26 th CEOS Plenary at Bengaluru, India October, 2012 CEOS Response to the Updated GCOS IP & Satellite Supplement Mitch Goldberg.

WGClimate John Bates NOAA SIT Workshop Agenda Item #8 WGClimate Work Plan progress & Issues CEOS SIT Technical Workshop CNES, Montpellier, France 17 th.

THE GEO GLOBAL CAPACITY BUILDING SYMPOSIUM Seville (Spain) September 10 & 11, 2007.

© GEO Secretariat GEO Work Plan 2nd GEOSS Science and Technology Stakeholder Workshop "GEOSS: Supporting Science for the Millennium Development.

From membership to leadership: advancing women in trade unions Working groups ETUC workshop, Berlin 28 October 2010.

Science and Technology Committee GGOS, December 2006.

NAS Board on Research Data and Information (BRDI) 30 November 2010 Gregory W. Withee Co-Chair, USGEO International Working Group Director, International.

© GEO Secretariat Work Plan Guidance document 2 nd Capacity Building Committee Meeting, Brussels September 2006.

Draft GEO Framework, Chapter 6 “Architecture” Architecture Subgroup / Group on Earth Observations Presented by Ivan DeLoatch (US) Subgroup Co-Chair Earth.

Climate and Cryosphere (CliC): Legacy for 2013 and Beyond Jeff Key NOAA/NESDIS Chair, CliC Observation and Products Panel (Agenda item )

The CEOS Carbon Task Force Report SIT th – 28 th March 2012, La Jolla Takashi Moriyama (JAXA) & Diane Wickland (NASA) Carbon Task Force Co-Chairs.

CEOS Priorities for 2013 Agenda 3 Kerry Ann Sawyer CEOS Executive Officer CEOS SIT-28 Meeting Hampton, Virginia, USA 12 March 2013.

IPY Data Management Mark A. Parsons co-chair IPY Data Policy and Management Subcommittee eGY Meeting Boulder, Colorado, USA 13 March 2006 World Data Center.

Preparation of the 2010 GEO Ministerial Summit GEO Science and Technology Committee Preparation of the 2010 GEO Ministerial Summit Gilles OLLIER Head of.

WA-06-05:  Title: Initiate the creation of a coordination mechanism within GEO for global in-situ water observations, including ocean observations, and.

Eurostat/UNSD Conference on International Outreach and Coordination in National Accounts for Sustainable Development and Growth 6-8 May, Luxembourg These.

Water Strategy Implementation Study Team Report Chu Ishida JAXA SIT Workshop Agenda 11 CEOS SIT Technical Workshop EUMETSAT, Darmstadt, Germany 17 th –

IPY International Polar Year Progress report to STG 2.

1 Strategic Plan Review. 2 Process Planning and Evaluation Committee will be discussing 2 directions per meeting. October meeting- Finance and Governance.

4th IPWG Workshop Chinese Meteorological Agency, Beijing, China, October, 2008 MAINSTREAMING THE OPERATIONAL USE OF SATELLITE PRECIPITATION DATA.

GEO Coordination Items S. Briggs, B. Smith, E. Volden Agenda Item 5 CEOS SIT-29 Meeting CNES, Toulouse, France 9 th -10 th April 2014.

The Data Sharing Working Group 24 th meeting of the GEO Executive Committee Geneva, Switzerland March 2012 Report of the Data Sharing Working Group.

Public health, innovation and intellectual property 1 |1 | The Global Strategy on Public Health, Innovation and Intellectual Property Technical Briefing.

The Polar Prediction Workshop, Oslo, Norway, 6-8 October 2010.

Earth Observation Summit 2003 NOAA Science Advisory Board Gregory W. Withee Assistant Administrator for Satellite and Information Services March 18, 2003.

Committee on Earth Observation Satellites CEO Team 29 th CEOS Plenary Kyoto International Conference Center Kyoto, Japan 5 – 6 November 2015 CEOS and GEO.

Adrian Simmons, AOPC Chair WOAP-II, JRC Ispra, Italy Summary of GCOS AOPC annual meeting (April 2006) and ongoing activities.

Canadian Space Agency IPY Planning Jean-Marc Chouinard Canadian Space Agency Space Task Group – IPY Sub-Committee on Observations WMO – 17 – 19 January,

The ADC, the CBC and the UIC Where Should These Committees Be Interacting? Gary J. Foley, USEPA Co-Chair User Interface Committee July 20, 2006.

GEO Implementation Mechanisms Giovanni Rum, GEO Secretariat GEO Work Programme Symposium Geneva, 2-4 May 2016.

Oceans and Society: Blue Planet An Integrating Task of GEO for Oceans Oceans and Society: Blue Planet An Integrating Task of GEO for Oceans Trevor Platt.

IASC Mission IASC is a non-governmental organization whose aim is to encourage and facilitate cooperation in all aspects of Arctic research, in all countries.

GEO 2016 Work Programme Giovanni Rum, GEO Secretariat GEO Work Programme Symposium Geneva, 2-4 May 2016.

Report from GEO Post-2015 WG and GEO Ministerial WG D. Brent Smith, NOAA CEOS Representative CEOS SIT-28 Meeting Hampton, Virginia, USA 12 March 2013.

Committee on Earth Observation Satellites John Bates, NOAA Plenary Agenda Item 8 29 th CEOS Plenary Kyoto International Conference Center Kyoto, Japan.

Capacity Building in: GEO Strategic Plan 2016 – 2025 and Work Programme 2016 Andiswa Mlisa GEO Secretariat Workshop on Capacity Building and Developing.

Working Group II Terms of Reference Presented to CGMS Plenary and Working Group II CGMS-44 CGMS-WP-30.

CGMS-42-WP-21, 28 April 2014 Coordination Group for Meteorological Satellites - CGMS Slide: 1 Main outcomes of the Ad-hoc Meeting on Space Weather CGMS-42,

R. Kolli Chief World Climate Applications & Services Division

WIGOS Pre-operational Phase

SAON Committee on Observations and Networks (SAON CON)

Space Task Group of the IPY Sub-Committee on Observations SAR Workshop

CEOS Working Group on Climate (WGClimate)

Presentation transcript:

IPY Wenjan Zhang, Tillmann Mohr, Eduard Sarukhanian Sub-Committee on Observations of the IPY JC –progress report

IPY IPY JC Sub-committee on Observations In view of great importance of observing component for the success of IPY implementation JC established Sub-committee on Observations (SCOBS) in November 2005 with TOR that contain the following tasks: 1. Evaluate the observational requirements contained in the full proposals for IPY and assess which can be meet by existing observing systems; 2. After gap analysis, identify special observing systems and special data and products, including traditional knowledge that need to be established to meet the requirements of IPY projects; 3. Identify which projects are designed to contribute to the development of observing systems that will last beyond the IPY period and work with IPY JC toward achieving this goal; 4. Work with appropriate chairs of Project Steering Committees to monitor the progress of these projects to assist in making them as fully effective as possible;

IPY Work to ensure that these different projects are linked where appropriate,so as to contribute to the development of multi and inter-disciplinary networks and approaches; 6. Ensure that space-based and in situ observing systems including those sets by polar residents and based upon indigenous monitoring systems are to their maximum potential optimized for IPY purposes, and data and products are available to modelling, including real-time application; 7. In cooperation with the Project coordinators collaborate with bodies responsible for logistic support in the polar regions (Forum of Arctic Research Operators and Council of Managers of National Antarctic Programmes) to ensure the success of IPY field operations; 8. Engage potential stakeholders including polar residents in the development of IPY observing systems and (or) for the provision of special IPY data and products; 9.Ensure that the IPY operational experience should be made available to the Global Earth Observing System of Systems (GEOSS) planning process for potential implementation.

IPY SCOBS Membership Wenjian Zhang Chair Jan Bottenheim Arni Snorasson Craig Tweedie Tatiana Vlasova David Williams Co-chair of STG Mark Drinkwater Co-chair of STG Peter Dexter Ken Jezek Mark Majodina Antonio Meloni Representative of indigenous people community (TBD) JC representatives Tillmann Mohr Eduard Sarukhanian

IPY Assessment of IPY Observing Systems Assessment covered 156 scientific projects endorsed by the JC within the domains Atmosphere, Ocean, Ice, Land, People, and Earth & Space (partially). The results of the assessment are presented in table forms for each domain and should be available at IPY website. Assessment results are very informative, in particular with respect to observational data requirements, data sources, technology/institutional gaps, data management requirements and potential legacy of observing systems planned to be established during the IPY. Regarding the requirements for satellite data, products and services, the assessment showed that they were very often not consistent and/or not always sufficiently detailed to establish an immediate dialog between the project coordinators and the Space Task Group (STG). Another attempt was undertaken (see doc.3).

IPY Background to Space Task Group Two important tasks of the SCOBS in space area are: 1) establish a dialog between IPY projects and Space Agencies; this dialog is necessary to assist IPY projects to meet (where they exist) the requirements for satellite data, products and services. 2) to develop recommendations to Space Agencies on data acquisition plans, processing, archiving, and distribution of satellite data, products and services.

IPY Background to Space Task Group (cont.) A preparatory meeting on IPY satellite activities took place in Geneva on 12 October 2006 ((participants T.Mohr, E.Sarukhanian (both IPY JC), M. Drinkwater (ESA), M.Rast (GEO Secretariat)). The meeting has been informed on results of IPY projects reaction to ESA AO and on development of GIIPSY project. The meeting discussed some elements of planned STG activities, its potential composition and content of the first session planned to be in January WMO/ICSU joint letter to Heads of Satellite agencies requesting active involvement agencies in the IPY and the nomination of representatives of satellite agencies to serve in STG was sent on 15 November Space Task Group was formed in December 2006

IPY IPY Space Task Group Membership 1. Williams David – Co-chair BNSC 2. Drinkwater Mark -Co-chair ESA 3. Zhao Licheng CMA 4. Thouvenot Eric CNES 5. Chouinard Jean-Marc CSA 6. Gottwald ManfredDLR 7. Holmlund Kenneth EUMETSAT 8. Ishida ChuJAXA 9. Martin SeelyeNASA 10. Dobson CraigNASA 11. Asmus VasiliiROSHYDROMET 12. ………………………………..

IPY IPY Space Task Group (cont) The STG is tasked with reviewing the IPY space data requirements and making data acquisition plans, processing, archiving, and distribution recommendations regarding contributions. Contributions by Space Agencies shall be consistent with each respective Agency’s own resources and capabilities – and which in total could satisfy IPY satellite data needs.

IPY Legacy of IPY observing systems Another important task of SCOBS is to establish through JC and IPO a dialog with GEOSS, WCRP, WWW, JCOMM, GCOS, GOOS, Arctic Council, ATCM, ICARPII to secure provision for the legacy of observing systems established during the IPY. The results of assessment related to potential legacy of observing systems planned to be established during the IPY are of potential use by the international Programmes and organisations

IPY Dialog with GEOSS, CBS, WCRP,etc. to secure provision for the legacy of IPY observing systems to collect the information on the real implementation of the IPY projects in the field during the 2007 “to establish a mechanism for early assessment of benefits acquired from new observations, in order to prepare for supporting the long-term reinforcement of networks in Polar Regions” (recommendation of SG of GCOS). This mechanism should consist of representatives from the main partners involved in IPY including the satellite community. to co-organize a GEO-IPY legacy workshop in 2008 with participation representatives of CBS, WCRP/CLIC, JCOMM, GCOS, GOOS, GTOS, Arctic Council, ATCM, ICARP-II and other organisations

IPY Collaboration of SCOBS and SCDPM All assessment results including summary of observational data requirements and data management requirements contained in the IPY projects has been prepared and forwarded directly to SCDPM. Joint SCOBS/SCDPM ad-hoc meeting took place in Beijing from 25 to 27 October 2006 and discussed the different aspects of the IPY Data Policy, The meeting recognized that one of the priority tasks for SCDPM should be to provide the coordinators of IPY projects with useful information on data sources, (meta)data submission templates, etc. It was decided to build an “infobase’’ that should contain: - the Data sources both IPY and non-IPY; -Templates for data and metadata; -Where data to submit to; -Outcomes of survey on data management requirements and plans carried out by SCDPM and IPO among Project Coordinators.

IPY Thank you!