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CEOS Partnerships: Advancing Common Interests with CGMS, GEO, and GCOS

This session discusses how CEOS can strengthen partnerships with CGMS, GEO, and GCOS to advance common interests, including carbon activities and joint GHG monitoring. It also explores opportunities for collaboration and improving support to GEO.

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CEOS Partnerships: Advancing Common Interests with CGMS, GEO, and GCOS

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  1. Session 7: PartnershipsIntroduction Committee on Earth Observation Satellites • Steve Volz, CEOS SIT Chair • National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) • CEOS SIT-33 • Session 7, Agenda Item 7.1 • Boulder, CO, USA • 24 – 25 April 2018

  2. OBJECTIVE: Consider how CEOS should be developing its partnerships, in particular with CGMS, GEO, and GCOS, to advance and reinforce common interests. KEY SESSION QUESTIONS: How does CEOS effectively and efficiently take its carbon actions forward? Could GEO-LEO combined products be promoted within CGMS? What is the joint CEOS-GCMS way forward on GHG monitoring? How does CEOS support GEO and its various sub-entities? Are there improvements to be made in this support? Session Objective and Questions

  3. STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS AND PARTNERSHIPS FOR CEOS • DISCUSSION PAPER – SIT-33 Strategic Directions - Partnerships • Focus on further development of the CEOS relationship with CGMS, in part based on the success of the joint CEOS-CGMS WGClimate. • Potential areas: progressing CEOS carbon activities, next generation GEO/LEO combination research and products • Sustained and productive coordination with GEO, ensuring a well-understood mapping of CEOS priorities to the GEO Work Programme, including discussion of how to sustain CEOS AHTs initiated in support • Consider the global EO strategy in response to the Paris Climate Agreement and associated observing requirements

  4. 2017 SIT TWS Actions Due Date SIT TWS Action 2017-05 SIT TWS Action 2017-08 SIT TWS Action 2017-17

  5. 2017 SIT TWS Actions Due Date SIT TWS Action 2017-18 SIT TWS Action 2017-23

  6. 30th CEOS Plenary Actions Due Date Plenary Action 31-03 Plenary Decision D-02

  7. 7.1, 10 min: Session Introduction (Steve Volz) 7.2, 20 min: Carbon: GHG White Paper, CEOS-CGMS collaboration, GEO Carbon Initiative (Mark Dowell, David Crisp) 7.3, 10 min: GCOS (Stephen Briggs) 7.4, 15 min: GEO/LEO Combined Products (Dan Lindsey) 11:57 Sentinel-3B Launch 7.5, 10 min: IFI and ODA Action Item Closure (Stephen Coulson*) 7.6, 10 min: GEO Update (Barb Ryan) 7.7, 10 min: Support to GEO (Steven Hosford) 7.8, 30 min: Discussion • Potential CEOS-CGMS collaboration • Preparations for CGMS-46 (ARD, WGISS, Carbon, Joint GHG Proposal) • WMO Proposal for Climate Constellation • Ensuring mutual benefit of partnerships Session 7 Agenda

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