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1 Arctic Observing Network (AON) Martin O. Jeffries National Science Foundation Office of Polar Programs Division of Arctic Sciences National Science Foundation ational Science Foundation Ocean Research & Resources Advisory Panel 12 August 2009, Washington DC
2 Why an AON? Arctic Environmental System Change: e.g., Sea Ice 2007 Source: NASA Implications Feedbacks to Arctic system (e.g., marine & terrestrial ecosystems, hydrology & cryosphere) Global & regional climate Indigenous people Marine transportation Natural resources National security Response Adapt Mitigate Each requires Understanding Understanding needs Observations Observations are for Analysis, Synthesis & Modelling Causes Atmosphere (clouds & solar radiation, wind, air temperature) Ocean Models lag observations Source: NCAR
3 SEARCH Study of Environmental Arctic Change 1. Is the Arctic system moving to a new state? 2. Is the Arctic system predictable? 3. Do recent and continuing changes reflect natural variability and/or anthropogenic forcing? 4. What is the direction and relative importance of regional feedbacks? 5. How are terrestrial and marine ecosystems and ecosystem services affected by environmental change and human activities? 6. How are cultural and socio-economic systems affected by environmental system changes? 7. What are the most consequential links between the Arctic and global systems? Responding Understanding Data Analysis, Data Synthesis & Computer Modelling Observing (AON) SEARCH:
4 AON: Background AON is a USG inter-agency program that is an integral part of SEARCH - Study of Environmental Arctic Change. In May 2007, IARPC (Inter-agency Arctic Research Policy Committee) directed agency staff to develop AON as part of the implementation of SEARCH and as a lasting legacy of IPY (International Polar Year). NSF and NOAA co-lead this effort. AON is a multi-disciplinary effort that encompasses physical, biological and human observations, including local/indigenous knowledge, of the land, ocean and atmosphere. SEARCH categories Atmosphere Human Dimensions Hydrology & Cryosphere Palaeo-environment Terrestrial Ecosystem Ocean & Sea Ice
5 Observing Oceans & Sea Ice BSSN Bering Strait (w/noaa) C3O: Canada s Three Oceans (CDN) Aerial Hydrographic Surveys DAMOCLES (EU) Seasonal Ice Zone North Pole Environmental Observatory Beaufort Gyre Observatory & Deepest Waters Switchyard & Seasonal Ice Zone Ice-Tethered Profilers & Ice Dynamics, Mass Balance and Weather Buoys Davis Strait OCAC: Ocean Currents of Arctic Canada (CDN) DAMOCLES: Developing Arctic Modelling and Observing Capabilities for Long-term Environmental Studies
6 Ice-tethered Profiler (ITP) Shallow, anti-cyclonic eddies
7 Ice Mass Balance Buoy (IMB) -2.1 m, Summer
8 NSF & AON: A Few Essentials AON projects will have a scientific rationale as to why the proposed activity, data (including frequency and duration of observations) and geographic location are essential to research that will advance the understanding of Arctic environmental system change. AON projects will be informed by the current understanding of Arctic environmental system change and will contribute data essential to Understanding Change research and related activities. AON projects will conform to the SEARCH data policy: data will be fully, freely and openly available as quickly as possible after collection and quality control, and metadata, data and documentation will be submitted to an appropriate national archive or repository.
9 Responding Understanding Data Analysis, Data Synthesis & Computer Modelling Data System Observing (AON) AON Data & Information Management Data analysis tools Data archive Data products Metadata archive & data discovery tools CADIS Cooperative Arctic Data & Information Service Users Research Education Decision Policy Public External archives
10 Next Steps By the end of FY09, NSF expects to make 32 new awards to support 20 AON projects for a total investment of $44M (+ logistics costs) for the period FY09-FY13. There is a need for an observing network/system design to guide future NSF investments in AON. Consequently, prior to the release of an AON design solicitation in summer 2010, the SEARCH science questions and priorities will be reassessed and network design approaches will be evaluated. Report on Bering Strait Observing Workshop (12-15 May 2009) - first draft by late summer 2009, final report in autumn Continued participation in international efforts to develop a pan-arctic, multi-nation observing network. - Sustained Arctic Observing Network (SAON).
11 A Little Light Reading Study of Environmental Arctic Change: Plans for Implementation During the International Polar Year and Beyond. Arctic Research Consortium of the United States (ARCUS), Fairbanks, Alaska, Toward an Integrated Arctic Observing Network. National Research Council/National Academies, Washington, DC, Arctic Observing Network: Toward a US Contribution to Pan-Arctic Observing. US Inter-agency Arctic Research Policy Committee, Arctic Research of the United States, vol. 21, Arctic Observation Integration: Workshops Report. Arctic Research Consortium of the United States (ARCUS), Fairbanks, Alaska,
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