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Information for Global Change
Pages 12-16

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From page 12...
... A policy will be needed that ensures unrestricted exchange of global change data across national boundaries. The principal scientific activities having data and information system requirements are as follows: 1.
From page 13...
... A number of existing data sources and holdings are not obviously relevant to present high-priority global change science activities. Yet they are clearly a valuable resource with major potential value in the future.
From page 14...
... Aspects of this activity affecting development of a global change data management system include: • Preservation of large volumes of material (e.g., sediment cores and ice cores)
From page 15...
... The functions of the system include, but may not be limited to, the following: • Providing a programmatic focus for data management. A data management system component should focus the flow of information necessary to conduct global change research.
From page 16...
... • Derived data products. The system must be able to integrate data within and across disciplines to create derived data products for use by the research community and policymakers.


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