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GEOSUMMIT : 2010. Synthesized Science Priorities, Requirements & Impacts. March 18, 2010. Priorities, Requirements & Impacts. Priorities Survey Results Requirements Trends Snapshot of 2010 Long Range Planning tool Impacts Highest Impact Areas for Support Snapshot of 2010
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GEOSUMMIT: 2010 Synthesized Science Priorities, Requirements & Impacts March 18, 2010
Priorities, Requirements & Impacts • Priorities • Survey Results • Requirements • Trends • Snapshot of 2010 • Long Range Planning tool • Impacts • Highest Impact Areas for Support • Snapshot of 2010 • Proposal Assistance tool
Priorities: Survey Results • 5 Questions… • Year-Round v. Campaign • Motivations for Choosing Summit • Top Priorities for Development • Logistics Lead Time • 36 Respondents • 60/40 mix Year-Round/Campaign • 50/50 mix Funded/Proposed
Motivation for Working at Summit science community response
Priorities for Development high low priority
What facility, infrastructure or logistics upgrade to Summit Station would be most beneficial to your work? Examples… “Having a facility that is efficient and reducing the overall logistical support would be ideal…” “For our long term research, we prefer that Summit stay relatively small with as small a footprint on the local environment…” 23 responses 6 requests for pollution reduction
Additional Feedback… “More ANG flights in and out for easier facilitation of research schedules.” “Modernized modular facilities.” “Permanent snowpack and flux research facility.” “Maintaining at least 2 over-snow vehicles capable of traveling long distances (100-200 km), spending one or more nights without electrical power, and then starting up again to return home.”
Lead Times for Shipping science community response
Survey: Conclusions • Community has multi-faceted & broadly integrated reasons for working at Summit • Priorities emphasize ease of access for people & cargo, minimized fuel/pollution footprint, operationally efficient facilities • Much of community can tolerate longer lead times for shipment
Requirements • User Days • Trends • Trends by Funding Agency • 2010 Population • Airlift • Space • Power
Science User Days: Trends Summit Science User Days
Science User Days: Trends Summit Science User Days
Requirements: 2010 Population Summit User Days
Requirements: 2010 Airlift - Summit 2010 Airlift - Field Season: April 23 – August 20 2010 Goal: 22 Flights Science Requirement = 89,000 lbs Science Capacity = 119,500 lbs
Requirements: 2010 Space total 2010 space usage = 1910 sq ft
Requirements: Power Power Sources: Diesel Generator / Wind Turbine Maximum Capacity: 110 kW Peak Coincident Operational Load: 35 kW 2010 Science Connected Load: 33.6 kW
Requirements: 2010 Power 2010 Science Connected Load = 33.6 kW
Impact of Requirements • Integrated in Proposal Estimate process to identify high impact work early in planning process. • Create an integrated view for rating the relative impacts of different projects • Gage how close station is to “red line” on those requirements
5 Impact Criteria: Methodology • Annual User Days • Year-Round Support • Infrastructure • Airlift • Power
Impact Conclusions • Simplistic model captures most dramatic features, but not a perfect model. • Station past “red line” on winter tech support. User days & Airlift are growing concerns. • Difficult to capture impact of major facility renovations.
After a break… Near & Long Range Planning • Purpose of Long Range & Master Planning • Planning tools in current use • Tools and resources in development Thank You…