COPC Action Items (as of 20 August 2009) Spring 2009 Action Items ...
COPC Action Items (as of 20 August 2009) Spring 2009 Action Items ...
COPC Action Items (as of 20 August 2009) Spring 2009 Action Items ...
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<strong>COPC</strong> <strong>Action</strong> Item <strong>20</strong>08-1.5: Develop a monitoring system to analyze differences between the<br />
NCEP and FNMOC global models and the ECMWF global model in real-time and make this<br />
real-time system available to OPCs <strong>as</strong> a daily tool.<br />
Priority: (M)<br />
Advocate(s): JAG/ODAA – [Mr. James Vermeulen, Dr. Bradley Ballish]<br />
Suspense: <strong>Spring</strong> <strong>20</strong>09 CSAB meeting for status update<br />
Status <strong>as</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>20</strong> <strong>August</strong> <strong>20</strong>09: Open.<br />
• CSAB 29 July, <strong>20</strong>08. Jim Vermeulen noted link to the same work <strong>as</strong> the preceding two<br />
AIs (<strong>COPC</strong> AI <strong>20</strong>08-01.3 and <strong>20</strong>08-01.4) and that work is ongoing.<br />
• CSAB 26 <strong>August</strong>, <strong>20</strong>08. CDR Moran noted the briefing out to <strong>COPC</strong> should cover all<br />
three AIs (<strong>COPC</strong> AI <strong>20</strong>08-01.3, <strong>20</strong>08-01.4, and <strong>20</strong>08-01.5).<br />
• CSAB 18 September, <strong>20</strong>08. Recommend closing three AIs (<strong>COPC</strong> AI <strong>20</strong>08-01.3, <strong>20</strong>08-<br />
01.4, and <strong>20</strong>08-01.5) by preparing one briefing that addresses the content <strong>of</strong> each AI.<br />
Status: Prepare a briefing to review the global models issues for <strong>COPC</strong> and a draft<br />
briefing at the next CSAB meeting.<br />
• CSAB 22 October, <strong>20</strong>08. Determine the way forward from the <strong>COPC</strong> Executive<br />
Session. After the Dropout Team’s briefing to <strong>COPC</strong>, does <strong>COPC</strong> want continued work<br />
towards developing a real-time monitoring system <strong>as</strong> a daily analysis tool.<br />
• CSAB 21 November, <strong>20</strong>08. Jim Vermeulen and Brad Ballish will have a<br />
recommendation at the next CSAB telcon.<br />
• CSAB 18 December <strong>20</strong>08. Allan Darling will work with Jim Vermeulen and Brad<br />
Ballish to determine if this item needs to be adjusted in scope.<br />
• CSAB 22 January <strong>20</strong>09. Allan Darling – Nothing to report on this action.<br />
• CSAB 26 February <strong>20</strong>09. Allan Darling – Nothing to report on this action.<br />
• CSAB 19 March <strong>20</strong>09. Allan Darling, James Vermeulen, and Brad Ballish will hold a<br />
telcon to discuss this action. Review and update the status at the next CSAB meeting.<br />
• CSAB 16 April <strong>20</strong>09. CSAB recommends keeping this action open. A status briefing<br />
will be presented at the <strong>Spring</strong> <strong>COPC</strong>.<br />
• CSAB 18 June <strong>20</strong>09. Brad Ballish – review and update at the next CSAB telcon.<br />
• CSAB 16 July <strong>20</strong>09. Brad Ballish – in conjunction with AI <strong>20</strong>09-1.5, a work plan h<strong>as</strong><br />
been drafted but who will actually perform the tool development is yet to be determined.<br />
• CSAB <strong>20</strong> <strong>August</strong> <strong>20</strong>09. Brad Ballish – The NCEP and Navy members <strong>of</strong> the dropout<br />
team have approved a draft plan <strong>of</strong> action. Bradley Ballish h<strong>as</strong> started work on a draft<br />
Project Management Charter for the work needed to accomplish this action item
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