The Use of the Targets by the Institutions & Development Implementation Board in Monitoring the Work Plan Implementation 2nd GEOSS Science and Technology.

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The Use of the Targets by the Institutions & Development Implementation Board in Monitoring the Work Plan Implementation 2nd GEOSS Science and Technology Workshop Plenary Session P4: GEOSS Strategic Targets and Their Alignment to MDGs and Global Sustainability Research. August 28-31, 2012 in Bonn, Germany

I&D Relationships to Targets (Initial Report to ExCom)

Example--I&D Relationships to Targets (Initial Report to ExCom) Relations of ID-01, Advancing GEOSS Data Sharing Principles, to 2015 GEOSS Strategic Targets Strategic Target 1: Architecture Task contributes to the provision of the essential environmental observations and information and facilitates access to, and the use of, these observations and information.

Example--I&D Relationships to Targets (Initial Report to ExCom) Relations of ID-03, Science & Technology in GEOSS, to 2015 GEOSS Strategic Targets Strategic Target 5: ID-03 focuses on understanding critical user information needs for decision making for S&T users and works to have these needs recognized and met through Earth observations.

Example--I&D Relationships to Targets (Initial Report to ExCom) Relations of ID-05, Catalyzing Resources for GEOSS Mobilization to 2015 GEOSS Strategic Targets Strategic Target 3: Leveraging resources of Earth observation capacity building efforts. Ensuring the engagement and committed involvement of resource providers in the GEO capacity building process. Two task objectives relate to this target: – i) Identification of opportunities in existing programs and mechanisms for resourcing capacity building initiatives (measured by counting the opportunities, with an indication of the related budgets and an indication of the suitability and accessibility of these opportunities for funding of GEOSS- related activities, supported by stories on successful experiences), – ii) Establishment of an active brokering mechanism between resource providers with GEO and the GEOSS agenda being communicated to funding agencies.

Example--I&D Relationships to Targets (Initial Report to ExCom) Relations of ID-02, Developing Institutional & Individual Capacity, to 2015 GEOSS Strategic Targets Strategic Target 3: (Six target objectives specified) These targets are expected to be achieved through increase synergies and effectiveness of capacity building programmes; involvement of resource providers, and integration of EO information systems in decision-making.... (more detail)

Qualitative Relationships Mostly

WHAT CAN BE QUANTIFIED ? ? ?

Qualitative Relationships Mostly ARE THESE GOOD METRICS ? ? ?

Cross-Task Integrations at the Targets What Integrated Outputs? Outcomes?

Cross-cutting Aspects have been Identified (presented in random order) Establishment of LINKAGES across SBAs. Establishment of PARTNERSHIPS within SBAs. DEVELOPMENT of INFORMATION & DATA for socio-economic benefit and D-M. USE of earth observation products & services, integration of EOsystems in D-M. PROMOTION of research and development, and capacity building. Research and development for MODELs, data assimilation and algorithms. Promote development from RESEARCH TO OPERATIONS. SENSOR validation and verification. Science and technology to improve OBSERVATION. Promote INTEROPERABILITY of observing systems. SOCIETAL needs in new RESEARCH. Increase SYNERGIES and effectiveness of CAPACITY building programs. Involvement of RESOURCE providers for CAPACITY building. Full and open exchange of data, metadata and products, available with minimum time delay and at minimal cost (SHARING) Special attention to participation of, capacity building in Earth observation in, and development of Earth observation for decision-making in, DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.

Preliminary Representation-ST4 & ID-03 C1 Cross-cutting Applications, Needs & Links

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