Presentation to IOOS FAC Josie Quintrell April 2014.

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Presentation to IOOS FAC Josie Quintrell April 2014

Transcript of Presentation to IOOS FAC Josie Quintrell April 2014.

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Presentation to IOOS FAC

Josie Quintrell

April 2014

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11 IOOS RAs

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IOOS Association• Non Profit• 4 Objectives

• Advocacy For IOOS • Funding• Legislation

• Common Issues • Represent Regions in DC

• Administration (OMB, NOAA, etc)

• Hill• Partners

• Emerging Issues • Changed name last year

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Recent Activities

APPRO LETTERS

ICOOS Reauthorization

Program Planning and Coordination OMB, NOAA, DOC

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The Need: Independent Cost Estimate

$54 b over 15 years•$45 b Federal (including satellites)•$8 b Non-Federal•$.98 Central FunctionsBased on Blueprint

and Regional Build Out Plans

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Strat Plans: Certification Requirements

• 5 Years

• Themes - Marine Ops, Coastal Hazards, Ecosystem, Fisheries and WQ, Climate

• Outcomes Products and Services

• System Elements: Obs, Modeling, DMAC, Product Development, Mgmt, Engagement

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Requirements, Con’t • Qualifications of staff

• O&M plans

• Operating Procedures

• How RA will balance regional needs with need for established data sets

• Annual operating plans

• DMAC

• Budget Plan, including “Diversifying Funds”

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Diversifying Funding

• All RAs have a business plan or strategic plan

• Will update for certification

• Identify needs, users, products, assets- observations, modeling, DMAC

• SWOT – strength, weakness, opportunities and threats - analysis

• Diversify funds, priority for all

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Success StoriesState Funding: 2005 CA $21 m bond for ocean current mapping: BUT no more

M.J Murdock Charitable Foundation: La Push Buoy, NANOOS

NERACOOS: Boston LNG Permit Condition

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Success Stories Con’t • Competitive Funding -

– Data Management– ROP– Fed Agencies (NSF, DHS, EPA, USGS)

• In Kind Support– State, Tribal, Academia

• Highly Leveraged

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Public Private Partnerships

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Membership: Dues and Don’ts

• Some Do - SECOORA, NERACOOS and GLOS

• Some Don’t - feel that membership is open to all

• Provides sources of non-Federal funds, source of “rainy day” funds

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GoMOOS: Ahead of its time?

• Precursor to NERACOOS

• Jobs from the sea

• Regional Utility

• Owned assets

• Contract provisions on Intellectual property

• Data sharing

• Market research

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Lessons Learned • Government provides long term

commitment• Foundations - O&M is challenge• Boston LNG permit requirement-

could be something to pursue more, BOEM, leasing of public trust resources should require monitoring

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Lessons Learned, con’t.

• Lack of national observations hinders development of national value-added products

• RA Capacity

• Private sector concerns about unfair competition

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RA serve as pre-operational bridge to private sector and Federal operational centersProvide regional context for Federal agenciesMission to expose and serve data for all

Unique IOOS RA Mission

Bridging the Valley of Death?

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Opportunities?• Sell adds on websites?• IOOS Foundation?• Charge for services? • Development Director at IOOS A?• Intellectual property - can address through

contracts but what is?• Asset ownership – GoMOOS owned assets

(buoys, etc) • Challenges:

• Everyone’s #2 Priority• Oil spill, Hurricanes, SAR,

• Enabling utility - who funds? • Private comp do not want to pay – PORTS

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FAC help:

• Practical advice for diversifying and growing funding for IOOS - there is an urgency

• What are IOOS strategic advantages?

• How to focus limited resources? Where is the ROI that would be attractive?

• How to fund an enabler?

• Build high level interagency leadership – Summit recommendation

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Questions?

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Enabling IOOS• IOOS is enabler … but

• How to enable IOOS to do it’s job?

• No one funds an enabler - Private sector and public want to fund those that deliver– NWS is not funding IOOS– CG is not funding IOOS– Navy exercise –