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Earth Observations in the Americas Opportunities and Challenges. Brigadier General John J. Kelly, Jr., (USAF, Ret.) Deputy Under Secretary for Oceans and Atmosphere – NOAA Earth Observation Partnership of the Americas June 2, 2005. Growing Partnerships in Earth Observations. EOS I. EOS I - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Earth Observations in the Americas Opportunities and Challenges Brigadier General John J. Kelly, Jr., (USAF, Ret.) Deputy Under Secretary for Oceans and Atmosphere – NOAA Earth Observation Partnership of the Americas June 2, 2005
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Page 1: Earth Observations in the Americas Opportunities and Challenges

Earth Observations in the AmericasOpportunities and Challenges

Brigadier General John J. Kelly, Jr., (USAF, Ret.) Deputy Under Secretary for Oceans and

Atmosphere – NOAAEarth Observation Partnership of the Americas

June 2, 2005

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Growing Partnerships in Earth Observations

EOS I July 31, 2003, Washington,

D.C. 34 Countries + 20

International Organizations

EOS II April 25, 2004, Tokyo, Japan 47 Countries + EC + 26

International Organizations

EOS III February 2005, Brussels

60 Countries + EC and 34 International Organizations

10-Year Implementation Plan

Commerce Secretary Gutierrez led the US delegation

EOS III

EOS II

EOS I

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The Premise Behind GEOSS

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GEOSS Benefit Areas

Natural & Human Induced

Disasters

Human Health & Well-Being

Energy Resources

Climate Variability &

Change

Water Resources

Weather Information,

Forecasting & Warning

Terrestrial, Coastal

& Marine Ecosystems

Sustainable Agriculture &

Desertification

Biodiversity

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The Political ProcessGEO I, Geneva, Switzerland

First meeting of new GEO at WMO headquarters on May 3-4

GEO agreed to 12 member Executive Committee

Africa (2), Americas (3), Asia and Oceania (3), Commonwealth of Independent States (1), Europe (3)

Co-Chairs: US, EC (developed); China, South Africa (developing)

First EXCOM Meeting: June 2005

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Americas Europe Africa Asia/Oceania

Commonwealth of Independent States

BrazilHondurasUSA

European CommissionItalyGermany

South AfricaMorocco

Russia

ChinaJapanThailand

GEO Executive Committee

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U.S. Contribution to GEOSSAn Interagency Effort

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Other National Earth Observation Efforts

Other countries are following the lead of the US and Europe in developing their own national integration structures:

Canada China Japan Morocco South Africa

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NOAA’s Contribution

Applied Research

Observing Systems

Partnerships Environmental Environmental ServicesServices

Data Assimilation & Modeling

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NOAA Observations Systems

Land-Based

Air-Based

Ocean-Based

Space-Based

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Earth Observations in the Americas

Define User Needs – Meteorological and non-Meteorological

Plan for Future Systems

Enhance Capacity Building & Training Opportunities

Build Partnerships as part of GEOSS


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