GEO Committees, Melbourne Sep 14-16 2009. Objectives of an integrated carbon observing system Provide long-term observations required to improve the understanding.

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GEO Committees, Melbourne Sep

Objectives of an integrated carbon observing system Provide long-term observations required to improve the understanding of the present state and future behavior of the global carbon cycle Monitor and assess the effectiveness of carbon sequestration and/or emission reduction activities on global atmospheric CO 2 levels Establish data architecture to ensure interoperability of the carbon observing system of systems

GEO Committees, Melbourne Sep CL-09-03: Global Carbon Observations and Analysis GEO Carbon Strategy Report draft 1.0 released: Comments requested end of November Approval from UIC? Final glossy to be released at CoP 15 Carbon presentation at Plenary (Beverly Law, U. Oregon) GEO Carbon Side-meeting Wednesday 18th GEO-IGOS-P Symposium Thursday 19th

GEO Committees, Melbourne Sep GEO Carbon Workshop side- meeting Monitoring Greenhouse Gases from Space (Takashi Moriyama, JAXA, Japan) Forest Carbon Tracking (TBD) Terrestrial in situ observations (Beverley Law, Oregon State University, USA) In situ atmospheric observations and NOAA Carbon Tracker (John Miller, NOAA, USA) Integrated Carbon Observations System (Peter Rayner, LSCE, France) An IPCC perspective on Carbon Observations (Hoesung Lee, IPCC Vice Chair)

GEO Committees, Melbourne Sep Ocean surface fluxes Takashi pCO 2 database Interpolated product

GEO Committees, Melbourne Sep Future IGCO: A seamless deployment of an operational monitoring system