International Study of Arctic Change: Program Implementation Phase 2

北极变化国际研究（ISAC）项目办公室位于瑞典斯德哥尔摩，致力于协调国际努力，补充美国搜索计划的主题。它为持续的和新兴的国家科学努力提供了一个场所，以交流关于北极观测系统、综合泛北极建模和气候变化减缓战略的想法和愿景。在其广泛的科学目标中，还包括免费和开放地共享数据集，并通过与北极社区和社会科学家网络的联系，将自然科学成果转化为社会背景。它制定了一项国际审查的科学计划，概述了ISAC的目标，现在正进入基于该计划的实施阶段。在未来三年，ISAC将扩大其在北极的作用，与亚洲北极国家制定谅解备忘录，同时加强与美国、加拿大和欧洲伙伴之间的合作协议。ISAC将举办几场研讨会，专门讨论北极变化的观测、建模和响应，包括社会经济数据集的同化和分布。ISAC执行主任将出席若干国际会议，在这些会议上，北极土著社区和早期职业研究人员将参与其中，并参加其他高级别国际北极组织的会议，如北冰洋科学委员会和国际北极科学委员会。与这些努力有关的新闻和活动将通过向更广泛的北极研究界发送的通讯在ISAC项目办公室网站上传播。

The International Study of Arctic Change (ISAC) project office, located in Stockholm, Sweden, is dedicated to the coordination of international efforts complementary to the themes of the US SEARCH program. It offers a venue for continuing and emerging national science efforts to exchange ideas and visions for an Arctic Observing System, integrated pan-Arctic modeling, and climate change mitigation strategies. It also includes amongst its broad scientific goals free and open sharing of datasets and translation of natural scientific results into a social context through outreach to Arctic communities and networks of social scientists. It has produced an internationally-reviewed science plan outlining ISAC objectives and is now moving into an implementation phase based on that plan. In the next three years, ISAC will expands its role in the Arctic, developing memoranda of understanding with Asian Arctic countries while strengthening collaborative agreements amongst American, Canadian, and European partners. ISAC will host several workshops dedicated to observing, modeling, and responding to Arctic change, including the assimilation and distribution of socio-economic datasets. The ISAC executive director will have a visible presence at several international conferences, where Arctic indigenous communities and early career researchers will be engaged, as well as participate in meetings of other high-level international Arctic groups, such as the Arctic Ocean Science Board and International Arctic Science Committee. Relevant news and activities related to these efforts will be disseminated on the ISAC project office website through a newsletter to the broader Arctic research community.