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Part IINational BackboneCore Variables• PhysicalØ Sea surface windsØ Sea surface wavesØ Sea surface currentsØ Sea levelØ Stream flowsØ Temperature, SalinityØ High Res BathymetryØ Ice distribution• MultidisciplinaryØ Optical propertiesØ Bottom character/Benthichabitats• ChemicalØ Dissolved inorganicnutrientØ ContaminantsØ Dissolved oxygen• BiologicalØ Fish species, abundanceØ Zooplankton species,abundanceØ Phytoplankton species,biomass (ocean color)Ø Pathogens
Part II: <strong>The</strong> Initial IOOSFY 05 – 06 Highest Priorities• DMAC• Establish RAs & the NFRA• Coordinated Development<strong>of</strong> Global & Coastal
Page 1: The U.S.Integrated Ocean Observing
Page 6 and 7: The Ocean.US Enterprise
Page 10 and 11: National Oceanographic Partnership
Page 12 and 13: Dr. Jack KayeChair, Executive Commi
Page 14 and 15: U.S. IOOSTwo Interdependent Compone
Page 16 and 17: Status of the IOOS: theDevelopment
Page 18 and 19: Part IIOOS GovernanceORAPAdviseNORL
Page 20 and 21: Four Stages of IOOS Elements 1. Res
Page 22 and 23: Global Ocean-Climate ComponentRequi
Page 26 and 27: Part II - Coastal ComponentThe Init
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