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45 BEACON Letter From Headqutersar Addressing Federal Funding Issues that Impact Our Community his has been a year of stressed federal budgets shor t-term responses to funding situations arising in the United States, and our community has in the federal budget process. but our science deals T felt the pressure, most noticeably in the funding with long-timeframe issues where data continuity constraints placed on a few critical space-based obser- is critical and planning lead times for new systems vational platforms, but also more broadly throughout ar e long. r ather than developing mechanisms the observational system and other components of poised for r apid response to shor t-ter m cr ises, the infrastructure that underpin the services provided the Society has generally felt that it is far better to by the entire community. Our sciences are not alone put our resources toward a long-term approach, in being subject to these federal budget pressures, of building a foundation of ar ticulating the value of our course, and our representatives on Capitol Hill are science so that the contributions of individual ob- being bombarded with letters from every direction ser vation platforms, computing resources, or other advocating for the causes of hundreds of http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society American Meteorological Society

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Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society , Volume 92 (9): 6 – Sep 1, 2011
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Letter From Headqutersar Addressing Federal Funding Issues that Impact Our Community his has been a year of stressed federal budgets shor t-term responses to funding situations arising in the United States, and our community has in the federal budget process. but our science deals T felt the pressure, most noticeably in the funding with long-timeframe issues where data continuity constraints placed on a few critical space-based obser- is critical and planning lead times for new systems vational platforms, but also more broadly throughout ar e long. r ather than developing mechanisms the observational system and other components of poised for r apid response to shor t-ter m cr ises, the infrastructure that underpin the services provided the Society has generally felt that it is far better to by the entire community. Our sciences are not alone put our resources toward a long-term approach, in being subject to these federal budget pressures, of building a foundation of ar ticulating the value of our course, and our representatives on Capitol Hill are science so that the contributions of individual ob- being bombarded with letters from every direction ser vation platforms, computing resources, or other advocating for the causes of hundreds of

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