Requirements
of the US Recreation and Tourism Industry for Climate, Weather, and Ocean
Information,
by Dr Mary G. Altalo,
Project Director, Corporate Vice President, Science Applications International
Corporation, and Monica Hale, Senior Sustainability Specialist, Orestes
Anastasia, Senior Climate Change Analyst, Harry Alverson, Communications
Specialist.
Concept
of Industry Trials as a means of matching supply push with demand pull. These
trials are generic, and can be used in any industry sector (not just
marine), and indeed in government as well as industry.
(paper
in press in the Proceedings of the 3rd EuroGOOS Conference on Operational
Oceanography, Athens, Greece, 2-6 December 2002)
Critical
use
of environmental information in industry operational decision aids and
scenario building, by Mary G Altalo
The Potential Economic Benefits of Coastal Ocean Observing Systems: The
Gulf of Maine
Defining the Requirements of the U.S. Energy Industry for Climate, Weather, and Ocean Information
,
by Mary G. Altalo
The economics of
sustained ocean observations
(Dr
Weiher, NOAA)
Dividends from Investing in Ocean Observations: A European Perspective
(N. Fleming, Southampton Oceanographic Laboratory)
Improving El Niņo Forecasting: the Potential Economic Benefits
(Rodney F. Weiher, Editor, NOAA)
There was a Proposal for methodology for addressing costs
and benefits presented at GSC-III (May 2000) by Nic Flemming
The first GOOS Users' Forum
(Costa Rica, Nov. 2000)
The EuroGOOS analysis
of the need for operational ocean remote sensing
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