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Introduction to the Cooperative Research program

Ingrid Guch Director, Cooperative Research Program NOAA/NESDIS 7 th Annual CoRP Symposium Aug 10-11 2010. Introduction to the Cooperative Research program. CIRA is expanding. And a little muddy…. Cooperative Research Program Challenge.

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Introduction to the Cooperative Research program

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  1. Ingrid Guch Director, Cooperative Research Program NOAA/NESDIS 7th Annual CoRP Symposium Aug 10-11 2010 Introduction to the Cooperative Research program

  2. CIRA is expanding

  3. And a little muddy…

  4. Cooperative Research Program Challenge To be a Coast-to-coast government and university-based research coalition for remote sensing in the environment

  5. The Federal Side • Three Federal Branches collocated with universities • Regional Atmospheric Mesoscale Meteorology Branch here at CSU – “The RAMMBranch” • Advanced Satellite Products Branch at UW • Satellite Climate Studies Branch at UMD

  6. The Academic Side • 5 Cooperative Institutes and Centers • CSU – Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere • UW – Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies (CIMSS) • UMD – Cooperative Institute for Climate and Satellites • OSU – Cooperative Institute for Oceanographic Satellite Studies • CCNY – Center for Remote Sensing Science and Technology

  7. Research Partnerships • Driven by interests, knowledge, abilities, funding, relationships, requirements, challenges • Effectively using the billion-dollar satellite constellation is a complex, multi-disciplinary problem that requires partnerships • Limited funding and resources • Limited time • Partnerships with the international community, government and non-government organizations and the private sector are as critical as federal/academic partnerships, but not the focus of current CoRP Program

  8. CoRP Engagement Strategies • This Annual Symposium to bring federal and academic partners together on topics of mutual interest • Student and Early Career Scientist exchanges (2-day if first meeting, up to 2-weeks if follow-up) to encourage communication, multi-disciplinary studies and proposal development • Annual Directors meeting for strategic planning • STAR/CIRA/CIMSS/CICS/CIOSS/CREST • Satellite Algorithm Test Bed, National Climate Service and Satellite Data Assimilation current topics of high interest • Job and Internal Funding Opportunity Blog www.corpblogspot.org

  9. Goal of This Symposium • Identify synergies between Mesoscale Meteorology and Mesoscale Oceanography using satellite remote sensing data • Potential New Proposal Development? • Link to Student/Early Career Exchanges • Work of interest identified here could be followed up with a exchange • Some work facilitated by previous exchanges will be seen here • Continual learning at all levels

  10. Full-Time Science Competency Development Model

  11. Science Management Competency Development Model

  12. Ultimate Goal • Highly successful scientists and science managers making revolutionary progress using the next generation of earth observation satellites for societal benefits

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