16th
NOAA SCIENCE ADVISORY BOARD MEETING
Arlington, VA
AGENDA
Tuesday July 15, 2003
Location: Key Bridge Marriott
Room: Potomac Ballroom, Salon D
1401 Lee Highway
Arlington, VA 22209
703-524-6400
10:15 AM Sign in by all Participants and Audience
[Note: Attendance is open to any interested individual, but registration
is REQUIRED. Verbal public input will only be conducted during the period
identified for public statements on Wednesday, July 16, 2003, unless the
Chair requests otherwise. The limit for verbal statements by any individual
or group is 5 minutes, with follow-up questions and discussion by the
SAB, if requested by the Chair.]
10:30 AM Official Call to Order and Review of Meeting Format
(Michael Uhart - Executive Director, NOAA Science Advisory Board)
10:35 AM Opening Statement of the Chair and Self-Introductions of
the SAB Members Present
(Leonard Pietrafesa - Interim Chair, NOAA Science Advisory Board)
10:40 AM Welcoming Remarks and Statement
(James Mahoney, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere)
10:50 AM The Climate Change Science Plan - Update
(James Mahoney, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere)
11:30 AM Earth
Observing Summit - Update
(Carla Sullivan, Policy Advisor, Office of the Under Secretary)
12:00 AM LUNCH
1:30 PM FY
2006 Budget Priorities
(Mary Glackin, Assistant Administrator, Program Planning and Integration)
2:30 PM SAB/NOAA
Research Council – Joint Meeting and Prior Interactions
(Don Scavia, Chief Scientist, NOS and Vice-Chair, NOAA Research Council)
3:00 PM BREAK
3:15 PM National
Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) - Proposed SAB Review of the
Ocean/Atmospheric Modeling Plan
(Louis Uccellini, Director, NCEP)
4:00 PM Sea
Grant Review Panel
(Peter Bell, Chair)
4:30 PM Consortium
for Oceanographic Research and Education (CORE)
(RADM Richard West, President, CORE)
5:00 PM Adjourn
Wednesday July 16, 2003
Location: Key Bridge Marriott
Room: Potomac Ballroom, Salon D
1401 Lee Highway
Arlington, VA 22209
703-524-6400
8:00 AM Sign in by all Participants and Audience and Registration
for Public Statements to NOAA SAB
Note: Attendance is open to any interested individual, but registration
is REQUIRED. Verbal public input will only be conducted during the period
identified for public statements unless the Chair requests otherwise.
The limit for verbal statements by any individual or group is 5 minutes,
with follow-up questions and discussion by the SAB, if requested by the
Chair.]
8:30 AM Official Call to Order and Review of Meeting Format
(Michael Uhart - Executive Director, NOAA Science Advisory Board)
8:35 AM Opening Statement of the Chair
and Self-Introductions of the SAB Members Present
(Leonard Pietrafesa - Interim Chair, NOAA Science Advisory Board)
8:45 AM Public Statements
9:15 AM NOAA
Education Council
(Marlene Kaplan, Office of Education and Sustainable Development, and
Ben Mieremet, Executive Director, NOAA Education Council)
9:45 AM NWS
Hydrologic Verification Statistics – Update
(Gary Carter, Director, Office of Hydrologic Development, NWS)
10:00 AM Break
10:30 AM Cooperative
Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Sciences (CIMAS) - Review Panel Report
(Pat Gober, Review Panel Chair)
11:15 AM Council
on Long-Term Climate Monitoring
(Thomas Karl, Working Group Chair)
11:30 AM Climate
and Global Change
(Otis Brown, Working Group Chair, SAB member)
12:00 PM LUNCH
1:15 PM NPOESS
(National Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite Systems)
- Science Issues
(Gregory Withee, Assistant Administrator, NESDIS)
2:00 PM Panel Discussion with Congressional Staff
(Amy Carroll, Chairman’s Designee, U.S. House of Representatives Committee
on Science; Subcommittee on Environment, Technology and Standards)
(Other House and Senate Staff – invited)
3:00 PM Unfinished Business
3:30 PM Adjourn
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