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Appendix A: Statement of Task
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... This preliminary set of principles and guidelines for data archiving will be refined and expanded in a final report that will also address the extent to which a wide variety of data sets should be made available. The final committee report will also include specific examples of how these principles and guidelines could be applied to existing and planned data streams across NOAA.
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