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APPENDIX A
HAZARDS WATCH:
REDUCING DISASTER LOSSES THROUGH
IMPROVED EARTH OBSERVATIONS
October 22, 2003
The National Acaderr~es
Room 100
500 Fifth Street
Washington, DC
AGE NDA
A DISASTERS ROUNDTABLE
WORKSHOP
8: 3 0 A M WE ECOME AND INTRODUCTIONS
Williams Hooke, American Meteorological Society, Chair, Disasters Roundtable
8: 4 0 A M INTRODUCTION OF WORKSHOP OBJE CTIVE S
Helen AL Wood, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adn~istration; Chair,
Subcor~ttee on Disaster Reduction; Member, Disasters Roundtable
S:50 AM THE VISIONFORANINTEGRATEDEARTHOBSERVATIONSYSTEM:
OPPORTUNITIE S F OR DISASTE R RE DUCTION
fir., National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adn~istration;
Co-Chair, Group on Earth Observations
|0:00 AM BREAK
0: ~ 5 AM ACHIE VING INTE GRATE D E ARTH OBSE RVATIONS: CURRE NT STATUS
Presentations end moderated Ion on the successful use of Earth
observations in cat international disaster reduction efforts.
Moderator: Ron Barks National Aeronautics and Space Adr~n~stration
Mow Br~eho Secretariat on international Strategy for Disaster Reduction
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5~, National Oceanic and Atmosphenc A~istration; Chair,
Committee on earth Observation Satellites
~1 1 ana up World Meteorological Organization
~ 1: 20 AM CURRENT STATUS: QUESTIONSAND DISCUSSION
12:00 NOON tUNCHBREAK
I: 0 0 P M ODE NTIFYING CRITICAL E ARTH OBSE RVATION GAPS AND OPPORTUNITIE S
RE KATE D TO DISASTE R RE DUCTION
Presentations an] mo~erate]~ion on the cuticai gaps in cat Earth
observation strategies an] s~tems.
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2: 3 0 P M CRITICAL GAPS AND OPPORTUNITIE S QUE STIONS AND DISCUSSION
3 :0 0 PM BREAK
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E ARTH OBSERVATIONS
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Moderator: Helen ~ Wood, National Oceanic an] Atrrosphenc Ministration;
Chair, Subcor~ttee on Disaster Reduction; Member, Disasters Roundtable
Richard Anthes Un~versitvCorooration for Atmos~henc Research; Chair NRC
Cor~ttee on NASA-NOAA Transition from Research to Operations
Ghassem Asrar, National Aeronautics and Space A~istration
~ Ball Aerospace and Technologies Coop.
4:20 PM THE WAY FORWARD: QUESTIONSAND DISCUSSION
4: 5 0 PM CEOSING REMARKS
W~iam~ Hooke, American Meteorological Society, Chair, Disasters Roundtable
5:00 PM
ADJOURN
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Representative terms from entire chapter:
disaster reduction
