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-------- Original Message -------- 164 NOUS41 KWBC 071918 PNSWSH Public Information Statement National Weather Service Headquarters Washington DC 318 PM EDT Wed May 8 2013 To: Subscribers: -Family of Services -NOAA Weather Wire Service -Emergency Managers Weather Information Network -NOAAPORT Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees From: Bob Detrick Acting NOAA Chief Scientist Chair, NOAA Research Council Subject: Comment Sought on draft NOAA Five Year Research and Development (R&D) Plan from May 3-June 3 2013 NWS is seeking comments on its draft NOAA Five Year Research and Development (R&D) Plan from May 3-June 3, 2013. R&D at NOAA increases our understanding of the world and produce applications that improve how the agency fulfills its mission of science, service, and stewardship. NOAA seeks an understanding of the global ocean-atmosphere system and the ecosystems it supports to inform decision-making aimed at building a more sustainable society. Such a broad portfolio creates many challenges but also opportunities for R&D at NOAA. For a mission-based agency, strategic, directed, and use-inspired research is key to meeting NOAA's mission to serve society.The draft NOAA Five Year R&D Plan is the third Research Plan
produced by NOAA and the first to explicitly include development as part of the research enterprise. It also includes ways to define success, evaluate progress, and transition research outcomes to applications. In addition to publicly documenting the course of NOAA's R&D, the plan will: -Guide the internal management of R&D projects by providing a basis for planning, tracking, and evaluating results -Promote collaboration with partners in and outside the federal government to further serve society through NOAA's R&D enterprise Led by the NOAA Research Council, the draft NOAA Five Year R&D Plan has been developed across the agency as a whole and with input from stakeholders. Your comments are sought on how best to: - Emphasize areas where collaboration with non-NOAA scientists would be particularly valuable - Enhance integration of R&D across goals and disciplines towards a more holistic understanding of the Earth System - Highlight connections and interdependencies among R&D goals and objectives - Further focus our five-year targets to achieve clear results The plan will be revised based on comments received during this public comment period. To provide comments, please follow the instructions at: http://www.nrc.noaa.gov/plans.html This is your opportunity to provide input into NOAA's R&D portfolio prior to the release of the final version this summer. Thank you for your valuable support and engagement.For further information, contact:
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