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Vision of an Integrated Global Observing System Gregory W. Withee Assistant Administrator for Satellite and Information Services National Oceanic and Atmospheric.

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1 Vision of an Integrated Global Observing System Gregory W. Withee Assistant Administrator for Satellite and Information Services National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration GOES-R Users Conference Broomfield, Colorado May 10, 2004

2 2 Observing System Strategy Decision Support Tools Assessments Decision Support Systems Decision Support Tools Assessments Decision Support Systems Decision Support Assessments Decision Support Systems Management Decisions Policy Decisions Societal Benefits High Performance Computing, Communication, & Visualization Standards & Interoperability Predictions Observations Monitoring & Measurements remotely-sensed in situ Earth Science Models Oceans Ice Land Atmosphere Solid Earth Biosphere Monitoring & Measurements remotely-sensed in situ Integrated Global Observation Systems Remotely-sensed In situ Earth Science Models Oceans Ice Land Atmosphere Solid Earth Biosphere Earth System Models Oceans Ice Land Atmosphere Solid Earth Biosphere DATA On-going feedback to optimize value and reduce gaps

3 3 Comprehensive Sustained Integrated Attributes of an Integrated Global Observing System

4 4 Consists of physical, chemical, biological systems Encompasses in situ, mobile, airborne and satellite observations Includes broad range of spatial and temporal scales –Global to local –Years to minutes Comprehensive

5 5 Consists of future, current, and predecessor systems Includes sustained R&D program feeding into evolving long-term operational program Sustained

6 6 Integrated Multiple Platforms Orchestrated to Serving One or More Missions Climate Disasters Weather

7 Water Integrated One Platform Serving Multiple Missions Health Land Ocean Climate Disasters Weather Solar Weather Coastal Ecosystems

8 8 More efficient More effective Ensures sustainability Benefits of implementing an Integrated, Comprehensive, Sustained Global Observing System in supporting National missions

9 Implementation Concept for an Integrated Global Observing System National Integrated Environmental Observation Requirements Federal Agencies Other Federal Agencies USDA EPA NASA DHS DoD Ecosystems Climate Weather and Water Commerce and Transportation DOC/NOAA Interagency Requirements Collection Process External Requirements Collection Process Research and Academic Media and Commercial Meteorological Centers International Partners SPACE Trade Studies OCEANLANDAIR Trade Studies System F System J System H System E System N System L Federal Program/System Development Phase Federal Program/System Development Phase Program/System Deployment and Operations Phase System G System D System C Data Collection Data Distribution Product Generation User Assimilation Archive ? Platform Coverage Sensor Suite ? Platform Coverage Sensor Suite ? Platform Coverage Sensor Suite ? Platform Coverage Sensor Suite ? Platform Location Coverage Sensor Suite International Systems Other Federal Systems Commercial Systems System I Commercial Program/System Commercial Program/System Development/Deployment and Operations Phase System K System M System B System A Architecture Development Architecture Development System O

10 10 GOES is essential part of an Integrated Global Observing System

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