Navy, Aaron has been with NOAA Corps for the past 12 years serving aboard NOAA Ships Ronald H. Welcome LCDR Aaron Colohan! After 6 years in the U.S.Read more about Jennifer on the GLOS website! She has worked at the IJC over the past over a decade to address Great Lakes water quality and pollution issues to protect human health, collaborating across borders, organizations, and agencies. She has also served on the board of the International Association for Great Lakes Research, and is the co-chair of the Association's IDEA+ Committee. GLOS welcomes new Chief Executive Officer: Jennifer Boehme has served on the GLOS board since 2015, as the chair since 2017, and currently works as an environmental scientist at the International Joint Commission (IJC).Through this independent work, Economist Impact and its funders aim to bolster the case for improved ocean observations, climate-change mitigation efforts and research on the economic value of data for the blue economy. This research has been commissioned by Canada’s Fisheries Department, Fugro, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Ocean Frontier Institute, and Syndicate 708. Estimating the Value of Ocean Observation Data: Economist Impact's World Ocean Initiative will be estimating the global value of ocean observation data streams to marine-centered climate change mitigation activities.
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Look for a full story on the IOOS website later this month! The Committee expects to have draft recommendations by the end of the calendar year. Members spent time further deliberating and developing recommendations around their current work plan topics (marine life, National Oceanographic Partnership Program, and enterprise excellence) and discussing plans for soliciting new members in the coming months. Over the course of the two and a half day meeting, the Committee received numerous briefings on west coast ocean observation activities from experts at CeNCOOS, MBARI, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Fleet Numerical Meteorology and Oceanography Center, Office of Naval Research, NOAA, and marine technology industries (all presentations and other meeting materials can be found on the IOOS website here ).
The Committee was hosted by the Central and Northern California Ocean Observing System (CeNCOOS), one of the 11 IOOS Regional Associations, which is co-located at the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI). IOOS Advisory Committee held a successful public meeting in Moss Landing, California.
NOAA has a key role to play in helping prepare and support our nation as we face the challenges of a changing climate. It provides $3.3 billion for NOAA to build on its commitment to help Americans – including tribes and vulnerable populations – prepare, adapt, and build resilience to weather and climate events improve supercomputing capacity and research on weather, oceans, and climate strengthen NOAA’s hurricane hunter aircraft and fleet and replace aging NOAA facilities. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo announced historic funding for NOAA under the Inflation Reduction Act.
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