Aviation Weather Services A Call For Federal Leadership and Action (1995) / Chapter Skim
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Appendix J: Alternative Approaches for Improving Aviation Weather Services and Research
Appendix J: Alternative Approaches for Improving Aviation Weather Services and Research
Pages 107-109
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In addition, federal agencies could improve their ability to carry out their currently assigned roles by working more closely with each other and by establishing more effective bilateral and multilateral relationships to coordinate and plan aviation weather services and related research. Disadvantages.
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With regard to research and development, the FAA does not have the scientific personnel and facilities to conduct the type of basic and applied research programs that NOAA and NASA currently conduct in support of aviation weather. Also, because many of the research programs in NOAA and NASA also support atmospheric science research that has widespread application beyond aviation, consolidating research and development within the FAA would also increase interagency duplication of effort.
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Establish a new organization to provide aviation weather services and conduct related research. The government would establish a new federal agency, federal corporation, or private corporation to take the lead in providing aviation weather services and conducting related research.
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