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WW-OSC 2014. Michel Béland, President CAS. WMO; CAS, EC-65. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE. International Organizing Committee. Ex-officio members. TERMS OF REFERENCE OF IOC. 1. Provide overall leadership for the organization of the OSC
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WW-OSC 2014 Michel Béland, President CAS WMO; CAS, EC-65
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE test footer
International Organizing Committee test footer
Ex-officio members test footer
TERMS OF REFERENCE OF IOC 1. Provide overall leadership for the organization of the OSC 2. Provide oversight on the scientific and user and social sciences program structures 3. Help Identify and or approve invited or keynote speakers 4. Provide oversight and contribute, as necessary to the financial , communications, sponsorships and technical planning 5. Make final decisions on matters related to the OSC overall budget, financial support to participants and sponsorships test footer
TERMS OF REFERENCE OF IOC (Cont.) 6. Establish a Scientific Program Committee (SPC) and a User Program Committee (UPC): their mandates will be to define the format of the OSC, including the selection of conveners and of the abstracts for presentation at the OSC 7. Provide oversight to the Local Organizing Committee 8. Provide oversight to the venue (Palais des Congrès) on all logistical arrangements 9. Ensure that the OSC is conducted in line with Canadian and WMO policies /procedures test footer
WEATHER SCIENCE PROGRAM • The overarching theme of the OSC is Seamless Prediction of the Earth System: from nowcasting through medium-range to seasonal forecasts. The science presented at the conference will range from basic research that extends our knowledge of processes and methods to the applied research required to put the prediction system together and assess the impacts of weather and climate events. The scientific program will be organized around five science themes: • Data Assimilation and Observations; • Predictability and Dynamical/Physical/Chemical Processes; • Interactions between sub-systems; • Prediction of the Earth system: putting it all together; • Impacts of weather and climate events (joint session with UPC) A particular focus will be given also to major cross cutting themes, such as ensemble prediction. test footer
User, Application and Social Science Program • The overall theme of the OSC is Seamless Prediction of the Earth System: from nowcasting through medium-range to seasonal forecasts. With improved and seamless prediction capability as the scientific programme backdrop, the User, Application and Social Science Programme provides an open forum where the experiences and perspectives of a wide variety of information providers and users will be combined with the latest applications and methodological advances in social science to: • Demonstrate and document recent progress, highlighting and sharing lessons from both successful and ‘less successful’ projects and applications; • Identify and deliberate areas of practice, social science research methods, and training and education requiring new or continued attention; • Expand and connect the interdisciplinary weather and society community; and • Develop conference positions and recommendations regarding the state and advancement of knowledge and practice. test footer
USER AND SOCIAL SCIENCE COMMITTEE • Bill Hooke--AMS • Bill Mahoney--NCAR • Hassan Virji--START • Claire Martin--CBC/International Association of Broadcast Meteorologists • Rowan Douglas--Willis (insurance) • Haleh Kootval—WMO Michel Jancloes (HCF, formerly WHO) • Eve Gruntfest (University of Colorado) test footer
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