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Building the GCOOS

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The GCOOS-RA Annual Meeting held on February 25-26, 2009, in Orlando, Florida outlined critical enhancements needed to sustain and develop the Gulf Coast Ocean Observing System (GCOOS). Without significant federal funding, new avenues for support and collaboration must be explored. The meeting focused on integrating diverse observations from the Gulf of Mexico, developing pilot projects, and identifying non-federal partnerships. Strategies for improving outreach to federal agencies and enhancing the funding landscape were discussed, emphasizing the need to effectively communicate the benefits of GCOOS to stakeholders and legislators.

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  1. Building the GCOOS Enhancements to Observing Elements Ann Jochens GCOOS-RA Annual Meeting of the Parties & Board of Directors 25-26 February 2009 Orlando, Florida

  2. Enhancements – Outline • Without significant new federal funding levels, the GCOOS-RA must pursue new avenues to build and maintain the GCOOS. • There are many observations being collected in the Gulf of Mexico. Incorporate these into the GCOOS and the Data Portal. • Prepare pilots projects that cost little to start but reap large benefits. • Discover new sources of funding. • Actively provide information to Funding Entities.

  3. Building the GCOOS Enhancing Engagement with Federal Data Systems

  4. Federal Data and Programs Data Portal to harvest real-time federal data • NOAA (e.g., NDBC, CO-OPS, NCDDC, CoastWatch Caribbean-Gulf of Mexico Regional Node) • NASA (e.g., EOS) • USGC (e.g., stream flow, nutrient loads, mapping) • EPA Gulf of Mexico Program • MMS Environmental Studies Program • ACOE (e.g., wave gages) • Navy data & models (e.g., NRL, NAVOCEANO) • Other

  5. Building the GCOOS Entraining Additional,Non-Federal Data Systems

  6. Non-federal Data Systems • State resource, environmental, and health agencies • Partnerships with federal agencies, e.g., • National Estuarine Resource Reserves (NERRs) • National Estuary Program (NEP) • PORTS • Academic data collections and model outputs • Local agency data collections (e.g., county beach data) • Private industry (e.g., ADCP from O&G platforms)

  7. Building the GCOOS Development of Pilot Projects

  8. Pilot Projects in Planning • Instrument tankers: Active • Water quality measurements for human pathogens: TBD • Pilot GCOOS Operations Center: Data Portal/ROC project funded • Forecasts of three-dimensional surface currents: Planned, O&G industry may help to support; no federal $$ • New effort for an operational current modeling project will be discussed in the afternoon • Probability maps of bottom hazards and maps of hydrocarbon seeps: In planning • Improving forecasts of hurricane severity: GCOOS endorsed research • Measurement and products archive: On hold • Maps of marine mammals & endangered turtles: Deferred

  9. New Ideas for Pilot Projects • Steps: • Identify pilot project • Board agreement • Prepare prospectus • Work to find funding • Suggestions • Carbon Observing System • Harmful Algal Bloom Integrated Observing System • Others?

  10. Building the GCOOS Identifying New Funding Opportunities

  11. Expand Sources of Funding • Increase interactions of mutual benefit with the Gulf of Mexico Alliance to improve resource leveraging for both GOMA & GCOOS. • Federal Agencies • NOAA IOOS: Improve RCOOS proposals • Propose to other agencies for specific, non-IOOS purposes that can be incorporated into the GCOOS: NOAA (e.g., PORTS, hypoxia program), EPA (e.g., Gulf of Mexico Program), USGS, NASA, Navy • State and Local Agencies • Gulf of Mexico Alliance • Marine Resource, Environmental Quality, Health, etc. • Enhance interactions with other groups interested in ocean observing (e.g., FLCOOS, NGOs) • Strengthen interactions with adjacent Regional Associations to distribute costs and benefits of mutual tasks and requirements • Foundations • Other?

  12. Building the GCOOS Inform Legislatures ofBenefits of IOOS and GCOOS

  13. Communicate the Benefits of GCOOS • Prepare information materials on • What GCOOS is • What the benefits of GCOOS are • What the economic benefits of GCOOS are • Improve dissemination of information on GCOOS: distribute widely to public, agencies, media, legislatures, companies, etc. • Parties actively inform state legislatures and Congress of RCOOS benefits and needs for funding.

  14. U.S. Senators from Gulf Coast States Texas Kay Bailey Hutchinson (R) Ranking Member, Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation John Cornyn (R) Louisiana Mary Landrieu (D) David Vitter (R) Mississippi Thad Cochran (R) Ranking Member, Committee on Appropriations Roger F. Wicker (R) Alabama Richard Shelby (R) Committee on Appropriations: Ranking Member, Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies Jeff Sessions (R) Florida Bill Nelson (D) Mel Martinez (R) U.S. Senate: http://www.senate.gov/ U.S. House of Representatives: http://www.house.gov/

  15. Building the GCOOS Discussion