2006 Town Hall Meeting on Arctic Data Needs | Overview
Thursday, 14 December 2006
San Francisco Marriott, Pacific A
Room
55 Fourth Street
San Francisco, CA
The Arctic System Science (ARCSS) Committee hosted an
open Town Hall
Meeting on arctic data coordination needs and
priorities on Thursday, 14
December 2006, during the AGU Fall Meeting in San Francisco,
California.
The meeting was scheduled from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. at
the Marriott Hotel,
Pacific A Room.
The meeting included discussions regarding the
emerging needs of
ARCSS data management and recommendations for
approaches that will
advance the ARCSS research agenda and increase its
utility to a variety
of stakeholders. Discussion focused on three
fundamental topics:
- the scientific rationale for a new approach to ARCSS data management;
- identified priorities for data management that
advances system-scale
science; and - ways in which the research community could plan
strategically for the
future of ARCSS Program data management.
Download the powerpoint presented by Charlie Vörösmarty:
Arctic_Data_AGU_TownHall
(PPT-10.9MB)
For further information, please see ARCSS Note #8
at:
http://www.arcus.org/ARCSS/message.html