One NOAA: A Sustainable Collaboration Scott Rayder NOAA Chief of Staff May 9, 2006.

One NOAA:A Sustainable Collaboration

Scott RayderNOAA Chief of Staff

May 9, 2006

2One NOAA: A Sustainable Collaboration--DRAFT

NOAA’s Vision Updated Plans

NOAA’s Vision Updated Plans

NOAA’s Vision: An informed society that uses a comprehensive understanding of the role of the oceans, coasts and atmosphere in the global ecosystem to make the best social and economic decisions

NOAA’s 5-Year Strategic Plan NOAA’s 5-Year Research

Plan

NOAA’s 20-Year Research Vision


Creating “One NOAA”

Matrix Management

Creating “One NOAA”

Matrix Management

Remove the Stovepipe CultureImprove understanding of how Line/Staff Offices impact / benefit each other

Mission GoalsEcosystem approach to managementClimate variability and change Weather and water Commerce and transportationCritical support for NOAA’s mission

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We can not survive without working together.

Strength in Numbers

Integrated NOAA

Strength in Numbers

Integrated NOAA


“One NOAA” Working Together to Save

Lives

“One NOAA” Working Together to Save

Lives

1330 lives lost770,000 displaced persons~$96 billion in damages


Tropical Storm Katrina Model Guidance from Wednesday 08/24/2005 1:00 pm CDT. Models indicate possible landfalls from SE Louisiana to South Carolina to no landfall at all within five days

Why model improvements are needed

Intensity and track forecasts are interrelated


Important RolesEarth Observations and disaster

resilience

Important RolesEarth Observations and disaster

resilience

courtesy: Jim Edds, Extremestorms.com


One NOAA Opportunities

One NOAA Opportunities

NOAA Transition of Research to Operations/Applications

Providing Clear and Easy Discovery of, and Access to, Data and Information Products

Incorporating the Capability to Measure Biological Data in Observing Systems including Data Policy and Management of Data

Hurricane Katrina Fisheries Supplemental

Sanctuary Designation of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands


The View from the Hill

The View from the Hill

The Good News: NOAA’s work is being recognized by Congress

But, we have a long way to go….

New Appropriation CommitteesDiffering Views in Congress regarding NOAA’s activities


Public Viewpoints:

Presenting One NOAA

Public Viewpoints:

Presenting One NOAA

“NOAA is one of the best-kept secrets in government.”“It’s remained a collection of somewhat separate agencies as opposed to a coherent whole.”

Andrew Rosenberg, member of the Commission on Ocean Policy and former deputy director of NOAA Fisheries.Government Executive, August 1, 2005


Supporting NOAA’s Vision

NOAA Funding Trends(Constant Dollars in Billions)

Supporting NOAA’s Vision

NOAA Funding Trends(Constant Dollars in Billions)

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FY 2000 FY 2001 FY 2002 FY 2003 FY 2004 FY 2005 FY 2006 FY 2007

Data Source: DOC Summary of enacted BA

Base Year 2000


Current EnvironmentAppropriations Reorganization a

Surprise

Current EnvironmentAppropriations Reorganization a

Surprise

NOAA is now considered by both the Senate and House subcommittees with:

=$16.8 B FY ‘07 budget request

=$6.02B FY ’07 budget request

=$3.7B FY ’07 budget request


What Can You do?

What Can You do?

Performance Is Here To Stay

How do you demonstrate performance in terms of cases won or costs avoided because of superior legal representation?

How do NOAA legal requirements fit into NOAA programs?


What You Should

Take Away

What You Should

Take AwayNOAA’s Future is Challenging!

NOAA is:Working hard to improve a successful Scientific Organization Retooling critical infrastructure elementsEngaging our partners to help meet our mission requirements All Of Us Working Together With A Unified Vision & Consistent MessageWorking as one to maintain the strength of the organization throughout administrations

Questions?

One NOAA: A Sustainable Collaboration Scott Rayder NOAA Chief of Staff May 9, 2006.

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