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Appendix A Workshop Agenda
Appendix A Workshop Agenda
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A Workshop Agenda TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2006 Workshop Session 1 (Moderator: Lennard Fisk) 1:15 pm Opening remarks -- Lennard Fisk • Welcome, background, and objectives and structure of the workshop 1:30 pm Retrospective summaries of the five recent surveys by representatives of the survey committees -- survey approaches, notable successes and difficulties Survey Committee Panel Astronomy and Astrophysics -- Christopher McKee Solar System Exploration -- Michael Belton Solar and Space Physics -- Louis Lanzerotti Earth Science and Applications from Space -- Berrien Moore Connecting Quarks and the Cosmos -- Michael Turner Panelists summarize • How the survey was organized, • Means and extent of community involvement, • Sources of input,
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NOAA -- Mary Kicza OSTP -- Jon Morse Panel on Congress William Adkins Johannes Loschnigg Robert Palmer Panelists discuss views about past surveys with respect to the follow ing attributes: • Utility, • Impacts, • Limitations, and • Problems. 5:30 pm Adjourn WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2006 Workshop Session 2 (Moderator: Tom Young)
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• Can a decadal survey be stable for 10 years? • What similarities and distinctions are there between planning for NSF ground-based facilities and space missions?
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How much should recommendations push the programmatic, technological, and budget envelopes? Should there be multiple budget scenarios?
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APPENDIX A • International perspectives. How should international plans, missions, and mission opportunities be treated in surveys?
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