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6 Detailed Implementation Ideas
6 Detailed Implementation Ideas
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6 Detailed Implementation Ideas This chapter provides ideas for implementation steps for The order of these functions follows, as best it can, the the Arctic Observing Network (AON) and is organized arrangement of functions in Figure 6.1.
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The direct connection of AON functions to the stakeholders indicates that the AON builds on and enhances existing capabilities. The placement of network enhancement at the center of the diagram and its connectivity to all elements of the network shows how the AON plays a central role in tying together many existing components, strengthening ties among observation platforms, data centers, and users, and generally supporting and enhancing observing activities of all participants.
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Prioritizing and optimizing the mix, number, and Ice Data Center) , and ONR (Office of Naval Research)
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forested, glacial, sea ice, etc.) , These groups would assess current technology, · testing the role of subgrid-scale processes, draft a requirements plan that covers extant and · including tides where applicable, and projected arctic infrastructure needs (e.g., com · including internal waves (most models are munications bandwidth, power storage, and currently hydrostatic)
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calibration activities to determine the equivalence In addition to data centers, there are international efforts for of observations from different instrumentation, the electronic Geophysical Year (eGY) and IPY that already and to ensure the integrity and continuity of are generating momentum for this function.
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Establishing and/or enhancing communication puter skills, science, and traditional knowledge. strategies and mechanisms between existing diverse members of the AON (e.g., networks, centers, community monitoring)
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For example, needs evolve, weaknesses are found, and gaps common protocols and intercalibration, standards, are identified. and conversion tools all contribute to coordinated iii.
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DETAILED IMPLEMENTATION IDEAS 95 major challenge is to build enthusiasm for inter- v. Training the next generation of arctic scientists and disciplinary integration.
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