Arctic Research Support and Logistics: Strategies and Recommendations for System-scale Studies in a Changing Environment
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| contents | <p>This document updates a report published in 1997, Logistics Recommendations for<br>an Improved U.S. Arctic Research Capability (Schlosser et al., 1997). The update<br>summarizes the progress made in improving research support since 1997 and<br>responds to changing needs for arctic logistics and research support since the earlier<br>report was published. The recommendations were assembled by the members of<br>the Research Support and Logistics Working Group (Appendix D), with input from<br>the arctic research community in the form of survey responses (Appendix C), dis-<br>cussions at meetings and workshops, and comments on a draft of this report.<br>This document is intended for use by all federal agencies with interests in the<br>Arctic, as well as by Congress, in helping to develop and improve arctic research<br>support. We intend this to be a continuation of a living document that will require<br>future updates as research priorities change and logistics and research support assets<br>continue to improve.</p> <p><br>The arctic research community has made many contributions that have im-<br>proved each version of this report. ARCUS Executive Director Wendy Warnick<br>has been a guiding force in the report’s development, and the skillful editing<br>and science insight of Alison York and design and technical assistance from Sue<br>Mitchell are much appreciated. The active participation and important contri-<br>butions of the working group included soliciting information from the broader<br>research communities that each member represented. Finally, we are grateful to<br>the National Science Foundation for sponsoring ARCUS to produce this report<br>and providing the opportunity for the arctic research community to articulate its<br>research support needs.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Arctic Research Support and Logistics: Strategies and Recommendations for System-scale Studies in a Changing Environment Schlosser, Peter Tucker, Terry Warnick, Wendy York, Alison NSF Arctic Research Support & Logistics <p>This document updates a report published in 1997, Logistics Recommendations for<br>an Improved U.S. Arctic Research Capability (Schlosser et al., 1997). The update<br>summarizes the progress made in improving research support since 1997 and<br>responds to changing needs for arctic logistics and research support since the earlier<br>report was published. The recommendations were assembled by the members of<br>the Research Support and Logistics Working Group (Appendix D), with input from<br>the arctic research community in the form of survey responses (Appendix C), dis-<br>cussions at meetings and workshops, and comments on a draft of this report.<br>This document is intended for use by all federal agencies with interests in the<br>Arctic, as well as by Congress, in helping to develop and improve arctic research<br>support. We intend this to be a continuation of a living document that will require<br>future updates as research priorities change and logistics and research support assets<br>continue to improve.</p> <p><br>The arctic research community has made many contributions that have im-<br>proved each version of this report. ARCUS Executive Director Wendy Warnick<br>has been a guiding force in the report’s development, and the skillful editing<br>and science insight of Alison York and design and technical assistance from Sue<br>Mitchell are much appreciated. The active participation and important contri-<br>butions of the working group included soliciting information from the broader<br>research communities that each member represented. Finally, we are grateful to<br>the National Science Foundation for sponsoring ARCUS to produce this report<br>and providing the opportunity for the arctic research community to articulate its<br>research support needs.</p> |
| title | Arctic Research Support and Logistics: Strategies and Recommendations for System-scale Studies in a Changing Environment |
| topic | NSF Arctic Research Support & Logistics |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14984751 |