Community Planning for Ocean Obervations, Long Term Series and Observatory Systems

美国海洋是由国家海洋学伙伴计划于2000年底创建的，作为一个国家办事处，旨在促进和促进建立一个综合和可持续的海洋观测系统。2002年3月，举行了一次规划讲习班，以制定美国综合和持续观测系统的设计和实施计划。约110名与会者参加了讨论，讨论结果概述在题为“美国综合和持续海洋观测系统(IOOS)：设计和实施”(Ocean.US，2002)的报告中。国际和平协会在协调这些社区规划工作方面发挥了重要作用。他继续参与海洋.美国的活动将提供必要的连续性，使该倡议继续向前推进。来年的主要工作将是在美国海洋观测组织提供代表，以确保基础研究仍然是综合海洋观测系统实施规划进程的一个重要因素；履行海洋观测组织与新的海洋观测组织项目办公室之间的联络职能；作为联邦规划与学术和用户社区之间的接口；与美国海洋观测中心的活动保持同步；继续与积极参与区域协会形成的科学家互动；探索与技术和技术从研究向业务过渡有关的问题；继续制定高频雷达植入计划，以测量美国沿海水域的表层流；并与当前和新兴的观测系统生物和化学技术保持同步。

Ocean.US was created by the National Oceanographic Partnership Program in late 2000 as a National Office to promote and facilitate the establishment of an integrated and sustained ocean observing system. In March 2002, a planning workshop was held to create a design and implementation plan for an integrated and sustained observing system for the United States. Some 110 attendees participated in discussions, the results of which are summarized in the report titled " An Integrated and Sustained Ocean Observing System (IOOS) for the United States: Design and Implementation" (Ocean.US, 2002). The PI has played an important role in coordinating these community-planning efforts. His continued participation in the Ocean.US activities will provide the continuity necessary to keep the initiative moving forward. The main effort in the coming year will be to provide representation at Ocean.US to ensure that basic research remains an important element of the integrated ocean observing system implementation planning process;fFunction as liaison between IOOS and the new OOI Project Office; act as an interface between federal planning and the academic and user communities; stay abreast of the DAC activities at Ocean.US; continue to interact with scientists active in the forming of the regional associations; explore issues associated with the transition of techniques and technology from research to operations; continue working on the development of an implantation plan for HF Radar for measuring surface currents in US Coastal waters; and keep abreast of current and emerging biological and chemical technology for Observing Systems.