Highlights of National and International IPY Activities Chris Elfring, Director Polar Research Board of the National Academies U.S. National Committee.

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Highlights of National and International IPY Activities Chris Elfring, Director Polar Research Board of the National Academies U.S. National Committee for International Polar Year (IPY)

IPY Concept IPY will be an intense, internationally coordinated campaign of polar observations, research and analysis that will advance understanding of physical and social processes in polar regions, examine their globally-connected role in the climate system, and establish research infrastructure for the future. IPY will galvanize new and innovative observations and research while building on and enhancing existing initiatives.

History of the “International Year” Concept : 1 st IPY, 11 nations, first coordinated international science : 2 nd IPY, 40 nations, meteorology, magnetism, radio science : 3 rd IPY (Internat’l Geophysical Year) 67 nations, geosciences, WWII technologies : 4 th IPY, 63 nations, broad interdisciplinary focus, emphasis on environmental change. Includes social science.

Evolution of IPY Why an IPY? Who-What-When-Where-How? : Early, scattered discussions 2003: US National Committee for IPY formed 2003: ICSU forms first IPY Planning Group 2005: ICSU-WMO form Joint Committee : ICSU-WMO Joint Committee as key international group (IPY Programme Office) : Many national planning activities

US National Committee for IPY

IPY Research Themes Status: determine present environmental status of the polar regions Change: quantify/understand past & present environmental & social change and project future change Global Linkages: advance understanding on all scales of links and interactions between poles & the global system New Frontiers: investigate the frontiers of science in the polar regions Vantage Point: use unique vantage point of poles to enhance observations (from interior to Sun) Human Dimensions: investigate cultural, historical, and social processes that shape circumpolar societies

What Makes Something Part of IPY? 1.Advances within one or more IPY themes 2.Involves at least one pole and begins in timeframe 3.International collaboration 4.Viable management plan and organisational structure 5.Funding 6.Viable plan for logistical support 7.Supports principles of IPY data management 8.Includes education, outreach and communication activities 9.Helps engage the next generation of polar researchers 10.Provides opportunities for lasting legacies 11.Builds on existing plans and initiatives (or doesn’t conflict!) 12.Has interdisciplinary elements

US Opening Ceremony for IPY February 26, 2007 National Academy of Sciences Building Washington, DC US Opening Ceremony for IPY February 26, 2007 National Academy of Sciences Building Washington, DC

US Opening Ceremony for IPY February 26, 2007 National Academy of Sciences Building Washington, DC US Opening Ceremony for IPY February 26, 2007 National Academy of Sciences Building Washington, DC

A Sampling of IPY Projects

IPY Success = Lasting Legacies Permanent observation and monitoring networks Long-term management of and access to the explosion of data that IPY will create Raising the public profile of the polar regions Training the next generation of polar researchers Sharing logistical information more broadly and more efficiently Coordination of funding Increasing the capacity of Arctic residents to support and engage in research activities Improving the links between observation/monitoring and modeling