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Enhancing Global Cooperation in Scientific Data Sharing: The WMO Perspective

Dr. Jack Hayes, U.S. Permanent Representative to the WMO, emphasizes the necessity of broadening and enhancing the international exchange of hydrological, meteorological, and related data. Following WMO Resolutions 25 and 40, the focus is on promoting free and unrestricted data sharing to support scientific and technical programs. Drawing comparisons with the U.S. data sharing model and European funding challenges, this discourse underscores how effective data utilization can lead to societal benefits such as disaster management, economic growth, and environmental health.

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Enhancing Global Cooperation in Scientific Data Sharing: The WMO Perspective

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  1. The Case for International Sharing of Scientific Data The WMO Policy on Data Sharing Dr. Jack Hayes U.S. Permanent Representative to the WMO NOAA Assistant Administrator for Weather Services and Director, National Weather Service

  2. World Meteorological Organization

  3. WMO Resolutions on Data Sharing Resolution 25: • …committing to broadening and enhancing, whenever possible, the free and unrestricted international exchange of hydrological data and products, in consonance with the requirements for WMO’s scientific and technical programmes. Resolution 40: • WMO commits itself to broadening and enhancing the free and unrestricted international exchange of meteorological and related data and products.

  4. U.S. Public Data Policy “…government information is a valuable national resource, and… the economic benefits to society are maximized when government information is available in a timely and equitable manner to all.” --From OMB Circular No. A-130

  5. U.S. Model forData Sharing • In the US: General revenue funds Federal information activities, creation of wealth and jobs returns taxes to the Treasury. Feedback loop. IRS Congress/OMB Wealth/jobs=taxes Users and other agencies Originating agency Open information

  6. European Model for Data Sharing • In Europe: Treasuries and legislation force agencies to go “off the budget” and find their own ways in funding their agencies. Generally not successful or efficient. EU treasury and legislation Other agencies Originating agency Users Europe: data users pay for data

  7. Graphic: WMO SWFDP Cascading Forecasting Process. Concept from Eugene Poolman, South African Weather Service; Peter Chen, World Meteorological Organization Disaster Management Centers Global Centers NMCs RSMC Pretoria WMO Capacity Building • Severe Weather Forecast Demonstration Project • Disaster Risk Reduction Programme

  8. GEOSS Societal & Global Benefits Ecosystems Water Disasters Agriculture Energy Health Biodiversity Weather Climate

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