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6 PRIORITIES FOR U.S. GOOS ACTIVITIES
Pages 66-67

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... Because of the uncertain status of many observations, it is critical that GOOS move forward in a timely manner and act wisely to establish its priorities. In doing so, the United States should act in consideration not only of users and benefits in this nation but also its potential leadership role in building a truly global observing system.
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... GOOS implementation Supporting the acquisition and processing of satellite ocean color data \ A key goal of GOOS is to compile, assess, and utilize long records of high quality. It is critical that adequate provision be made for the quality control and archiving of GOOS data.
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