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IN-05 Gap Analysis Definition

IN-05 Gap Analysis Definition

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IN-05 Gap Analysis Definition

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  1. IN-05 Gap Analysis • Definition Identify and address critical gaps in observational networks that reflect, in particular, the needs of developing countries, the need for continuity in space-based and in-situ observations, and the potential benefits of an interactive observing system to support user needs (Weather Target) [also supported by GEOSS Mid-Term Evaluation]

  2. Major Discussion Points • Recommend this task move to Institutions and Development. • The current gap analysis work has (in draft) identified five types of gap analysis various collections need to perform. • M&E work and gap analysis work must also be harmonized. • Remove Deliverable 2 based on gap analysis work and incorporate into the deliverables

  3. INID-05 Gap Analysis • Definition [something along the lines of…..Identify, then close critical gaps in GEO’s domain-focused, structural, observational, and supporting or related capabilities.] Identify and address critical gaps in observational networks that reflect, in particular, the needs of developing countries, the need for continuity in space-based and in-situ observations, and the potential benefits of an interactive observing system to support user needs (Weather Target) [also supported by GEOSS Mid-Term Evaluation]

  4. Deliverables Objectives • Comprehensive gap analysis integrated across all Societal Benefit Areas (e.g. identify opportunities and measures to minimize gaps in data, metadata, and products) Deliverables • [incorporate the types of gap analyses being discussed by the gap analysis team; use these as a starting point.] 2. Identification of critical gaps in observational networks (to address in particular the needs of developing countries and the need for observation continuity)

  5. Based on Gap Analysis Exercise Work in Progress • Domain-focused (SBA; as needed) • Structural (work plan outputs fit to other inputs; year before Work Plan review) • Observational (observations and parameters, continuity, publishing, what’s not there; halfway through implementation plan) • Periodic meta-analysis of the top three to pull together higher profile outputs for GEO community (feeding into Ministerial meetings) • GEOSS prioritization principles (across domains)

  6. Related 2009-2011 Tasks (non exhaustive) (did not scrub this; did not review resourcing; leadership TBA) AR-09-03a) Global Terrestrial Observations AR-09-03c) Global Ocean Observation System AR-09-03d) Global Observing System (GOS) ST-09-01: Catalyzing R&D Resources for GEOSS US-09-01a) Identifying Synergies between Societal Benefit Areas CB-09-04a) Identifying Best Practices, Gaps and Needs CL-09-02a) Key Observations for Climate CL-09-02b) Key Climate Data from Satellite Systems EC-09-02c) Vulnerability of Sea Basins BI-07-01a) Biodiversity Observation Network (GEO BON)

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