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Sustaining Climate Data Records Programs
Pages 8-9

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... If NOAA is to exert national leadership for satellite-based CDRs, it will have to address the growth of CDR programs resulting from the increased number of national and international satellites, an expanded suite of sensors, and more complex climate data products. SDS should plan for considerable growth beyond FY 2007 as NPOESS is launched and the United States takes on a larger role in the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS)
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... Once this leveling off takes place, intermittent spikes in funding may be necessary to accommodate major new initiatives or responsibilities.
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