Much of the JGOFS project takes place at the national level, with national committees planning and funding their own programmes which contribute to JGOFS aims, without putting demands on the international planning process. However, it is highly desirable for national committees to take full account of the international context, to maximise the scientific contribution of their own research to global flux questions. |
National
JGOFS Contributions and
JGOFS
Committee Chairs
(*)
/ National Contact Points
Australia | * | Bronte Tilbrook |
Belgium | Roland Wollast | |
Canada | * | Kim Juniper |
Chile | * | Renato Quiñones |
China-PRC | * | Dunxin Hu |
China-RoC | * | Gwo-Ching Gong |
Cuba | Carlos García | |
European Community | Peter Schlittenhardt | |
France | * | Hervé Claustre |
Germany | * | Karin Lochte |
Iceland | Jón Ólafsson | |
India | * | Seth Krishnaswami |
Ireland | Michael Orren | |
Italy | * | Maurizio
Ribera d'Alcalà Mariangela Ravaioli |
Japan | * | Toshiro Saino |
Kenya | Ezekiel Okemwa | |
Mexico | Rubén Lara Lara | |
Netherlands | Hein de Baar | |
New Zealand | * | Julie Hall |
Norway | * | Truls Johannessen |
Oman | Thabit Al-Abdessalaam | |
Pakistan | Shahid Amjad | |
Peru | Alberto Giesecke Matto | |
Poland | Czeslaw Druet | |
Russia | Aleksandr Lisitsyn | |
South Africa | * | John Field |
South Korea | Gi Hoon Hong | |
Spain | * | Cèlia
Marrasé Felix Fernández Pérez |
Sweden | * | David Turner |
Switzerland | François
Nyffeler Hans Thierstein |
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United Kingdom | * | Graham Shimmield |
USA | * | Mark Abbott |
Venezuela | Federico Pannier |
Coordination
of research activities The co-ordination between national (or international) studies is achieved as follows: National JGOFS groups formulate plan for their activities, based on the JGOFS Science Plan and Implementation Plan. The national chairs of these groups then take part in JGOFS SSC meetings, during which they report how national plans and activities are contributing to the international goals. The SSC provides advice and comments on their activities that allow the national groups to refine their plans in the light of JGOFS scientific and operational goals. This process also allows the SSC to identify gaps in the overall programme. |
National Oceanographic Data Centres and World Data Centres In addition, for the data management aspects, there is some
close cooperation among various National Oceanographic
Data Centres, according to the recommendations of the Data
Management Task Team and the Scientific Steering Committee. |
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