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Space Weather and Space Climatology
Pages 26-27

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... In addition, the nation requires applied research specifically focused on the devel opment of applications with direct societal benefit. To that end, the decadal survey recommends that NOAA establish a space weather research program to effectively transition research to operations and that distinct funding lines for basic space physics research and for space weather specification and fore casting be developed and maintained.
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... Therefore, the decadal survey rec ommends that critical solar wind, coronagraph, and solar mag netic field observations be continuously available. Maintaining Number of unique customer subscribers routinely receiving space funding for the long-term continuity of data needed for research and weather services electronically from NOAA's Space Weather Pre- operational services, as well as for the historical database necessary diction Center (in blue)
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