GCOS Implementation Plan - WMO

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Implementation Plan for the Global Observing System for Climate in Support of the UNFCCC (2010 Update) Action Action C21 Action: Implement modern distributed data services, drawing on the experiences of the WIS as it develops, with emphasis on building capacity in developing countries and countries with economies in transition, both to enable these countries to benefit from the large volumes of data available world-wide and to enable these countries to more readily provide their data to the rest of the world. Who: Parties’ national services and space agencies for implementation in general, and Parties through their support of multinational and bilateral technical cooperation programmes, and the GCOS Cooperation Mechanism. Time-Frame: Continuing, with particular focus on the 2011-2014 time period. Performance Indicator: Volumes of data transmitted and received by countries and agencies. Annual Cost Implications: 30-100M US$ (90% in non-Annex-I Parties). Action C22 Action: Develop and publish guidelines for undertaking observational studies in support of impact assessments and to ensure that data policies facilitate the exchange and archiving of all impact-relevant observational data. Who: IPCC TGICA, GTOS and IGBP. Time-Frame: 2011. Performance Indicator: Guideline published. Annual Cost Implications:
Implementation Plan for the Global Observing System for Climate in Support of the UNFCCC (2010 Update) Action Action A5 [IP-04 A4] Action: Implement guidelines and procedures for the transition from manual to automatic surface observing stations. Conduct expert review of the impact of increasing use of automatic stations on the surface climate data record. Who: Parties operating GSN stations for implementation. WMO CCl, in cooperation with the WMO CIMO, WMO CBS for review. Time-Frame: Ongoing for implementation. Review by 2014. Performance Indicator: Implementation noted in National Communication. Annual Cost Implications: 1-10M US$ (60% in non-Annex-I Parties). Action A6 115 [IP-04 A5] Action: Seek cooperation from organizations operating drifting buoy programmes to incorporate atmospheric pressure sensors as a matter of routine. Who: Parties deploying drifting buoys and buoy-operating organizations, coordinated through JCOMM, with advice from OOPC and AOPC. Time-Frame: Complete by 2014. Performance Indicator: Percentage of buoys with sea-level pressure (SLP) sensors. Annual Cost Implications:
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