Imperial College London The Antarctic Roadmap Challenges (ARC) Project WORKSHOP Tromsø, Norway 23–25 August 2015.

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Imperial College London The Antarctic Roadmap Challenges (ARC) Project WORKSHOP Tromsø, Norway 23–25 August 2015

COMNAP Antarctic Roadmap Challenges Steering Committee

1 st SCAR Antarctic and Southern Ocean Science Horizon Scan Word Cloud

What is a Horizon Scan? The systematic search for opportunities, which are then articulated as a vision for future directions. 5 The 1 st SCAR Antarctic and Southern Ocean Science Horizon Scan The international Antarctic community came together to “scan the horizon” to identify the highest priority scientific questions that researchers should aspire to answer in the next two decades and beyond.

Antarctic Atmosphere and Global Connections Southern Ocean and Sea Ice in a Warming World Antarctic Ice Sheet and Sea Level Dynamic Earth - Probing beneath Antarctic Ice Antarctic Life on the Precipice Near-Earth Space and Beyond - Eyes on the Sky Human Presence in Antarctica The 1 st SCAR Antarctic and Southern Ocean Science Horizon Scan 6 Available at: Or

Publications 7 August 2014 Online September Available at: Or me

…Antarctic and Southern Ocean science …Antarctic and Southern Ocean science DEFINE the global reach of the Antarctic atmosphere and Southern Ocean UNDERSTAND how, where and why ice sheets lose mass REVEAL Antarctica’s history LEARN how Antarctic life evolved and survived OBSERVE space and the Universe RECOGNIZE AND MITIGATE human influences NASA/LIMA Stieg et al 2009 Priorities for…

…realizing the promise of Antarctic science …realizing the promise of Antarctic science SUSTAIN STABLE FUNDING PROVIDE ACCESS Region-wide Year-round APPLY EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES STRENGTHEN ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ENHANCE INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION COMMUNICATE with all stakeholders NASA/LIMA Stieg et al 2009 The challenges to…

Enabling the “Roadmap for Antarctic and Southern Ocean science for the next two decades and beyond” Addressing the challenges : Collaboration Extraordinary logistics requirements Human resources Technologies Infrastructure Energy Long term, sustainable funding Goal: Deliver an implementation requirements report by the end of Online community-wide survey to scope operational needs for science. Workshop and targeted white papers to map an implementation guide.

40 Invited attendees. In addition, at-large COMNAP AGM attendees