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NOAA OAR An Update on NO AA Research Robert Detrick, Ph.D. Assistant Administrator Oceanic & Atmospheric Research National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration March 7, 2012 Oceanic and Atmospheric Research Vision for the Future OAR


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Robert Detrick, Ph.D.

Assistant Administrator

Oceanic & Atmospheric Research National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration March 7, 2012

An Update on NO AA Research

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Oceanic and Atmospheric Research

Vision for the Future

Innovate – Incubate – Integrate Foster Partnerships Embrace New Technologies

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Oceanic and Atmospheric Research

FY 2013 Budget

The President’s Budget Request OAR Total: $413.8 million

+ 7.5% over FY 2012 (ORF + PAC)

  • Climate research increased by $28.4 million
  • Sea Grant funding at $61.6 million
  • Decrease for Ocean, Coastal, and Great Lakes research
  • NURP termination
  • Sea Grant aquatic invasive species competition termination
  • GLERL funding decrease
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Moving Forward

Climate Research

No reorganization to create a Climate Service

The Climate Program Office, Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Lab and Earth System Research Lab will remain within OAR.

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Science for Restoration

The Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill

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Science for Restoration

The Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill

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Science for Restoration

The Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill

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Science for Restoration

In the Gulf of Mexico

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Science for Response

Tsunami Prediction - Tōhoku

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Science for Response

Dispersion Modeling - Fukushima

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Science for Prediction

The Great Lakes

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The Charge: Review NOAA’s current research & development Describe the R&D NOAA needs to achieve vision and strategic goals Recommend and prioritize changes to be made Moving Forward

Science Advisory Board R&D Review

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Moving Forward

Science Advisory Board R&D Review

The Committee:

  • Roberta Balstad, Co-Chair and Senior Research Scientist, Columbia University
  • Peter Kareiva, Co-Chair and Chief Scientist, The Nature Conservancy and SAB member
  • Susan Avery, President, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
  • Eric Barron, President, Florida State University and SAB member
  • Scott Burns, Director, Environment Focus Area, Walton Family Foundation
  • Lesley-Anne Dupigny-Giroux, Associate Professor and Acting Chair, Department of

Geography, University of Vermont

  • Jeremy Jackson, retired, formerly from Scripps Institution of Oceanography and SAB member
  • Frank Kudrna, retired, formerly President, Kudrna and Associates and SAB member
  • Bonnie McCay, Professor, Department of Human Ecology, Rutgers University
  • Jim Sanchirico, University of California, Davis and SAB member
  • Jerry Schubel, Aquarium of the Pacific, and SAB member
  • Ray Ban, SAB Chair, ex-officio member
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i n n o v a t e incubate integrate

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