for Atmospheric
(JOSS) provides scientific, technical, and administrative support to the scientific community in planning, organizing, and implementing research programs associated with field projects worldwide. The National Science Foundation and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are its principa...
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| Summary: | (JOSS) provides scientific, technical, and administrative support to the scientific community in planning, organizing, and implementing research programs associated with field projects worldwide. The National Science Foundation and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are its principal sponsors. Access to and integration of multidisciplinary data from field projects recently completed or underway is critical to the timely and accurate understanding of the rapid changes that are now occurring in the Arctic. The NSF Arctic System Science (ARCSS) program is committed to facilitating data archival and providing easy mechanisms for data exchange among researchers interested in the Arctic system. JOSS offers some specific capabilities that address these two important ARCSS objectives. JOSS has been involved in data management support for a number of ARCSS field projects, both domestic and international, including the |
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