Developing a common strategy for integrative global environmental change research and outreach: the Earth System Science Partnership (ESSP) Strategy paper
Developing a common strategy for integrative global environmental change research and outreach: the Earth System Science Partnership (ESSP) Strategy paper
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10.1016/j.cosust.2009.07.013
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2009-10
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R. Leemans;G. Asrar;A. Busalacchi;J. Canadell;J. Ingram;A. Larigauderie;H. Mooney;C. Nobre;A. Patwardhan;M. Rice;Falk Schmidt;S. Seitzinger;H. Virji;C. Vörösmarty;O. Young
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R. Leemans;G. Asrar;A. Busalacchi;J. Canadell;J. Ingram;A. Larigauderie;H. Mooney;C. Nobre;A. Patwardhan;M. Rice;Falk Schmidt;S. Seitzinger;H. Virji;C. Vörösmarty;O. Young
地球系统科学伙伴关系（ESSP）是由四个全球环境变化研究计划（GEC）于2001年建立的：DIVERSITAS，IGBP，IHDP和WCRP。ESSP促进地球环境作为一个综合系统的研究，以了解它是如何变化的，为什么变化，并探讨这些变化对全球和区域可持续性的影响。已经建立了关于碳动态、粮食、水和健康的联合研究项目。作为一项独立审查的结果，ESSP制定了一项新的战略，将为地球系统科学提供一种国际协调和全面的方法。这一方法将自然科学和社会科学从区域范围整合到全球范围。ESSP的主要任务是确定和定义地球系统科学挑战，使综合研究能够应对这些挑战，并建立科学能力。GEC研究界还面临着越来越大的挑战，以更容易获得和信息丰富的方式向利益攸关方，特别是政策制定者展示研究成果。作为回应，ESSP正在开发新的服务，包括知识产品，地球系统科学论坛，综合期刊和跨学科合作研究。应对GEC是一个巨大的挑战，世界必须成功应对。因此，我们的共同目标是发展必要的知识基础，以便有效和迅速地应对全球能源合作的巨大挑战。
The Earth System Science Partnership (ESSP) was established in 2001 by four global environmental change (GEC) research programmes: DIVERSITAS, IGBP, IHDP and WCRP. ESSP facilitates the study of the Earth's environment as an integrated system in order to understand how and why it is changing, and to explore the implications of these changes for global and regional sustainability. Joint research projects on carbon dynamics, food, water and health have been established. As a result of an independent review, the ESSP developed a new strategy that will provide an internationally coordinated and holistic approach to Earth system science. The approach integrates natural and social sciences from regional to the global scale. The mainstay of the ESSP is to identify and define Earth system science challenges, enable integrative research to address these challenges, and build scientific capacity. The GEC research community also faces an increasing challenge to present research results in more accessible and informative ways to stakeholders, especially to policy-makers. In response, the ESSP is developing new services that include knowledge products, Earth system science fora, a synthesis journal and interdisciplinary collaborative research. Coping with GEC is an enormous challenge and one the world must respond to successfully. Our common goal is, therefore, to develop the essential knowledge base needed to respond effectively and quickly to the great challenge of GEC.