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through USGCRP contributions to international efforts such as the IAI and the proposed center for climate prediction. Links between physical scientists and social scientists are important to ensure that investigators are using the most relevant and up-to-date data and model results. Although agencies with responsibilities in specific sectors (e.g., water, agriculture) might sponsor related research, coordination will be required to further the potential of integrated assessments.