IAI Workshop: Planning for the Creation of a Training and Education Center on Radar Remote Sensing Science and Technology

作者:pfilmer@nsf.gov (Paul e .菲尔默)注意日期:5/22/96具体点优先级:正常:jmayi nsf12主题:95 - 30070年的抽象 ------------------------------- 消息内容 ------------------------------- --========================_ 13392216 = = _内容类型:文本/平原;charset = " us - ascii " --========================_ 13392216 = = _内容类型:文本/平原;name = " AB30070.DOC”;Content-Transfer-Encoding: quote -printable Content-Disposition: attachment；这项建议将允许在秘鲁规划一个美洲间雷达遥感培训中心。这个拟议的培训中心的机构间和多国性质将受益于世界各地机构的科学家不断参与。第一阶段的建议将侧重于设计“雷达科学和技术培训和教育中心”的必要活动，这将是第二阶段建议的目标。设计活动将包括两次会议，以确定中心的特点和教育计划，学生的水平和数量，以及授予的学位或证书的类型。此外，还将讨论教授和其他拉丁美洲国家在组建研究团队（现有或计划）方面的需求。雷达是遥感大气的有力工具。雷达技术对于下列美洲全球变化研究所研究主题所需的许多观测可能是必不可少的：高纬度过程；厄尔尼诺= f10 -南方涛动和年际气候变率，以及热带美洲海洋-陆地大气相互作用。具体来说，雷达技术可以协助观测臭氧问题、海流、海况、高纬度冰山漂移、厄尔尼诺= f10 -南方涛动现象的影响以及其他海气相互作用。这次讲习班将拟订第二阶段建议，建立一个雷达遥感科学和技术培训和教育中心，以便该区域的科学家能够更好地利用雷达观测。培训将在研究生阶段进行，教授和学生将参与上述主题的研究项目。该提案将允许在秘鲁规划一个美洲间雷达遥感培训中心，使用已经存在于Piura和Jicamarca的世界级研究基础设施。这个拟议的培训中心的机构间和多国性质将受益于世界各地机构的科学家不断参与。第一阶段的建议将侧重于设计“雷达科学和技术培训和教育中心”的必要活动，这将是第二阶段建议的目标。设计活动将包括两次会议，以确定中心的特点和教育计划，学生的水平和数量，以及授予的学位或证书的类型。此外，还将讨论教授和其他拉丁美洲国家在组建研究团队（现有或计划）方面的需求。这项关于规划雷达遥感科学和技术培训和教育中心的建议涉及美洲间全球变化研究所培训和教育的跨领域主题。此外，这个拟议的中心将提供雷达技术方面的培训，这对于研究下列IAI优先研究主题所需的许多观测可能是必不可少的：高纬度过程；厄尔尼诺= f10 -南方涛动和年际气候变率，以及热带美洲海洋-陆地-大气相互作用。Jicamarca雷达观测站、位于南极洲的秘鲁中间层-平流层-对流层雷达和Piura风廓线雷达（都包含在这个拟议的培训中心中）将可供美洲的科学家使用。该项目的一个基本目标是利用该中心将世界一流的雷达技术转移到其他研究小组，以增加雷达的潜力，以实现IAI的目标。下列国家参加了这项建议的组织工作：秘鲁和美国。这些国家是IAI的成员国。IAI是美国的一项倡议，旨在促进美洲科学机构在全球变化问题上的合作研究。美国国家科学基金会是美国政府指定在IAI中履行美国职责的机构。*** --========================_ 13392216 = = _—

Author: pfilmer@nsf.gov (Paul E. Filmer) at NOTE Date: 5/22/96 4:47 PM Priority: Normal TO: jmayi at nsf12 Subject: 95-30070 Abstract ------------------------------- Message Contents ------------------------------- --========================_13392216==_ Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" --========================_13392216==_ Content-Type: text/plain; name="AB30070.DOC"; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="AB30070.DOC" 9530070 Mabres This proposal will allow the planning of an Inter-American training center for radar remote sensing in Peru. The inter-institutional and multi-national character of this proposed training center will benefit from the ongoing participation of scientists from institutions throughout the world. This Phase I proposal will focus on the necessary activities to design the "Training and Education Center in Radar Science and Technologies" which will be the objective of a Phase II proposal. The design activities will encompass 2 meetings to determine the center's characteristics and its educational program, the level and number of students, and the types of degrees or certificates to be conferred. In addition, there will be discussion regarding professors and the needs of other Latin American countries in the formation of their research teams (current or planned). Radars are very powerful tools for remote sensing of the atmosphere. Radar techniques may be essential for many of the observations required in the study of the following Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research (IAI) research themes: High Latitude Processes; El Ni=F1o-Southern Oscillation and Interannual Climate Variability, and Ocean-Land Atmospheric Interaction in the Intertropical Americas. Specifically, radar techniques can assist in observations which address the ozone problem, ocean surface currents, sea state, iceberg drifts at high lati tudes, the effects of the El Ni=F1o-Southern Oscillation phenomenon, and other air-sea interactions. This workshop will prepare a Phase II proposal to establish a center for training and education in radar remote sensing science and technology so that scientists in the region can better use radar observations. The training will be at the post-graduate level and will involve professors and students in research projects in the above mentioned topics. %%% This proposal will allow the planning of an Inter-American training center for radar remote sensing in Peru, using the world-class research infrastructure that already exists at Piura and Jicamarca. The inter-institutional and multi-national character of this proposed training center will benefit from the ongoing participation of scientists from institutions throughout the world. This Phase I proposal will focus on the necessary activities to design the "Training and Education Center in Radar Science and Technologies" which will be the objective of a Phase II proposal. The design activities will encompass 2 meetings to determine the center's characteristics and its educational program, the level and number of students, and the types of degrees or certificates to be conferred. In addition, there will be discussion regarding professors and the needs of other Latin American countries in the formation of their research teams (current or planned). This proposal for the planning of a center for training and education in radar remote sensing science and technology addresses the Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research (IAI) cross-cutting theme of training and education. In addition, this proposed center will provide training in radar techniques which may be essential for may of the observations required in the study of the following IAI priority research themes: High Latitude Processes; El Ni=F1o-Southern Oscillation and Interannual Climate Variability, and Ocean-Land Atmospheric I nteraction in the Intertropical Americas. The Jicamarca Radar Observatory, the Peruvian Mesosphere-Stratosphere-Troposphere radar in Antarctica, and the Piura Wind-Profiler Radar (all incorporated in this proposed training center) will be available for scientists from the Americas to use. A fundamental aim of the project is to use this center to transfer world-class radar techniques to other research groups in order to increase the potential of radars to achieve the goals of the IAI. The following countries are participating in the organization of this proposal: Peru and the United States. These countries are Member States of the IAI, a U.S. initiative to stimulate cooperative research on global change issues among the scientific institutions of the Americas. The U.S. National Science Foundation is the U.S. Government agency designated to carry out U.S. responsibilities within the IAI. *** --========================_13392216==_--