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GEWEX-CLIVAR: Coordination of U.S. Activities
GEWEX-CLIVAR: Coordination of U.S. Activities
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The objectives of CLIVAR are to describe and understand climate variability on seasonal to centennial time scales, identify the physical processes responsible, Including anthropogenic effects, and develop modeling and predictive capabilities where practicable. In this brief report we, the National Research Council's Global Energy and Water Cycle Experiment (GEWEX)
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A-25) , "so complementary are GEWEX and CLIVAR that it will be essentialfor ClLIVAR to develop close working relationships with all of the component projects of GEWEX, which are "process-related " projects, each of which also has the development of global data sets as a key ingredient." The importance of developing effective coupling mechanisms between the various facets of GEWEX and CLIVAR is repeatedly emphasized by the Dec-Cen, GOALS, 21st Century, and GC P reports (A2,A9,Al6, BI, B2, B3, B4, B5,B7, BS, B9, BlO, BI I, Bl7, BlS, Bl9, DI3, E3, E6)
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might be facilitated: coordinated organization of scientific meetings, program development meetings, and announcements of opportunity; · exchange of data between programs and coordinated development of data sets of relevance and value to more than one program; exchange, testing, or coordinated development of process sub-models that are relevant to research undertaken in more than one program; coordination of the timing of complementary regional studies; coordination of the calibration and evaluation of remotely sensed variables of relevance and value to more than one program; inte~program support In the form of advice and guidance in the case of activities that are properly fostered within one program but also address the objectives of another program joint development of coupled ocean-atmosphere-land models; and joint activities addressing regional issues and the local application/interpretation of the seasonal-to-interannual predictions fostered under GOALS (sits)
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