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324 C. Meinig et al.5. Future WorkIt has been proposed (Bernard et al., 2001) to expand the DART array fromsix to ten stations over the next 5 years. In order to develop an operationalDART Pacific Network, we recommend continuing the development processto improve reliability, expand data products, and decrease costs. Listedbelow are some possible enhancements: Development of next generation of electronics suitable for other buoyplatforms and mooring configurations. Increasing service life of seafloor BPR from 2 to 4 years. Two-way communications from desktop to seafloor BPR.Acknowledgments. The authors would like to acknowledge funding supportfrom NOAA, NTHMP, and the five states that have made this project successful.6. ReferencesBernard, E.N., F.I. González, and C. Meinig (2001): Early detection and real-timereporting of deep-ocean tsunamis. International Tsunami Symposium 2001, 7–10 August 2001, Seattle, WA.Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Federal/State Working Group (1996): Tsunami HazardMitigation Implementation Plan—A Report to the Senate AppropriationsCommittee, 22 pp., Appendices.