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THIRD NOAA SCIENCE ADVISORY
BOARD MEETING
SEATTLE, WA
GENERAL LOGISTICS AND SCHEDULE
Tuesday, July 6, 1999
TRAVEL DAY FOR BOARD MEMBERS
1900 h:Dinner for Dr. Baker and SAB Members who arrive by early
evening (non-FACA).
Wednesday, July 7
0730-0830 h: Private continental breakfast for SAB and Dr. Baker,
with briefing by Dr. Crosby of the days activities (non-FACA).
0830-1030 h: Individual SAB Sub-Committee
discussion period (non-FACA).
1030-1045 h: BREAK
1000-1045 h: Sign-in by all participants
and audience
Registration for public verbal input to NOAA SAB
[NOTE - Registration is open to any interested individual, but
is REQUIRED. Verbal public input will only be conducted during
the period identified for public input, unless the Chair requests
otherwise. Time limit for verbal input from any individual or
group is 5 minutes, with follow-up questions and discussion by
SAB if requested by the SAB Chair]
1045 h:Formal SAB meeting begins
following FACA guidelines
1045-1055 h: Official Call to Order and Review of Meeting Format
(Dr. Michael P. Crosby - Executive Director, NOAA Science Advisory
Board)
1055-1115 h: Welcoming remarks
and review of purpose of the NOAA SAB.
(Dr. D. James Baker - Under Secretary for Oceans and Atmosphere,
and
Administrator of NOAA)
1115-1130 h: Introduction of
the NOAA SAB Chair and Board Members and Opening Statement of
the Chair
(Dr. Alfred Beeton, Chair - NOAA Science Advisory Board)
1130-1230 h: Overview of NOAA-University/State
of Washington Partnership activities
Sea Grant - Mr. Louie Echols, Director
Pacific Northwest Coastal Ecosystems Regional Study - Dr. David
Armstrong
Northwest Regional Climate Assessment - Dr. Edward Miles
Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve - Mr. Terry Stevens,
Director
Joint Institute for the Study of the Atmosphere and Ocean - Dr.
David Battisti, Director
1230-1330 h: Private SAB Lunch
(non-FACA)
1330-1630 h: Overview and Discussion
of NOAA science as it is related to the Endangered Species Act
(ESA)
Legal/Legislative Tutorial on ESA as it Pertains to NOAA, and
Current Legal Perspectives Related to Science (Monica Medina
- NOAA General Counsel) (10 minutes) [1-2 pager prepared in advance].
Overview of Current NOAA Policy Questions Related to ESA (Will
Stelle - NMFS Northwest Region Administrator) (10 minutes) [to
be distributed at the SAB meeting].
Pacific Salmon Research at the Northwest Fisheries Science Center
(Dr. Usha Varanasi - NMFS Northwest Region Science Director;
Dr. Michael Schiewe) (10 minutes) [1-2 pager prepared in advance].
Science and ESA Listing Determinations for Pacific Salmon (Dr.
Robin Waples) (10 minutes) [1-2 pager prepared in advance].
Freshwater Habitat and Salmon Recovery: Relating Land Use Actions
to Fish Population Responses (Dr. Robert Bilby) (10 minutes)
[1-2 pager prepared in advance].
Cumulative Risk Assessment and Population Viability Modeling
(Dr. Peter Kareiva) (10 minutes) [1-2 pager prepared in advance].
Monitoring and Evaluation for Salmon Recovery Planning and Implementation
(Dr. Tracy Collier) (10 minutes) [1-2 pager prepared in advance].
1630-1715 h: Public Input Session
with SAB discussion
(Leads - Drs. Crosby and Beeton)
1715-1730 h: Summary of previous
discussions
(Dr. Beeton)
1730 h: Adjourn for the day
1830-2000 h: Reception (with
posters/displays of collaborative science projects from NOAA
and UW programs)
1930 h:SAB Dinner with invited
guests (non-FACA)
Thursday, July 8
0730-0830 h: Private continental
breakfast for SAB and Dr. Baker, with briefing by Dr. Crosby
of the days activities (non-FACA).
0830-0840 h: Official Call to
Order and Review of Meeting Format (Dr. Crosby )
0840-0900 h: Opening remarks
(Drs. Beeton and Baker)
0900-1000 h: SAB discussion on
NOAA science process(es) related to ESA and potentials for future
ESA-oriented science.
(Lead - Dr. Beeton)
1000-1015 h: BREAK
1015-1200 h: Update on Status
of FY2000 Budget, Summary of FY2001 Strategic Planning Teams'
Priorities, and Discussion on Strategic Planning related to science
priorities
(Lead - Dr. Baker and Dr. Beeton with SAB members who participated
in NOAA constituent meetings)
1200-1400 h: Private lunch for
SAB at hotel (non-FACA).
During this time, SAB Sub-Committees will also be able to hold
their own discussions with any ideas or recommendations brought
to the entire Board for discussion and appropriate action.
1400-1430 h: Presentation of
options for potential SAB participation/oversight in NOAA Science
Program and Panel Reviews
(Opening comments - Dr. David Evans, Assistant Administrator,
OAR/NOAA)
1430-1530 h: Discussion on potential
SAB participation/oversight in NOAA Science Panel Reviews (i.e.,
peer reviews of programs and proposals, NURP Advisory Board,
GCP Advisory Committee, National Coastal Ocean Science Center,
Fisheries Science Center, NESDIS Satellite Science Advisory Committee)
(Lead- Dr. Beeton)
1530-1545 h: BREAK
1545-1700 h: Concluding discussion
on potential SAB participation/oversight in NOAA Science Panel
Reviews
(Lead- Dr. Beeton)
1900 h: SAB Dinner with invited
guests (non-FACA)
Friday, July 9
0700-0800 h: Private continental breakfast for SAB, with briefing
by Dr. Crosby of the days activities (non-FACA).
0800-0830 h: SAB members board
shuttles and travel to NOAA facilities at Sand Point (non-FACA).
0830-1130 h: SAB members visit
NOAA facilities (non-FACA). Two options are available for SAB
members to select from. All SAB members will begin with PMEL.
Approximately 1 hour will be spent at each facility.
Option #1: Pacific Marine Environmental
Lab, Alaska Fisheries Science Center, Northwest Fisheries Science
Center (at UW campus)
Option #2: Pacific Marine Environmental
Lab, NOAA Dive Center, National Weather Service Forecast Office
1130-1200 h: Return to hotel.
1200-1330 h: Private SAB Lunch
(non-FACA)
1330-1340 h: Official Call to
Order and Review of FACA Meeting Format
(Dr. Crosby)
1340-1400 h: Opening Remarks
(Dr. Beeton)
1400-1530 h: SAB Sub-Committee
and Issue Group Reports
Sub-Committee on Coastal Science (Peter Douglas - Chair)
Sub-Committee on Data Issues (Dr. Soroosh Sorooshian - Chair)
Sub-Committee on Synthesis (Dr. Pat Gober - Chair)
Issue Group on Education (Dr. Denise Stephenson-Hawk - Lead)
1530-1545 h: BREAK
1545-1615 h: Public Input Session
with SAB discussion
(Leads - Drs. Crosby and Beeton)
1615-1730 h: Concluding SAB discussions
on Priority Science-related Issues for NOAA, with Sub-Committee
Action Items, Next Steps and/or Preliminary Recommendations identified
for any of the subjects discussed during the course of the meeting.
(Lead - Dr. Beeton)
1730 h: Final Adjournment (Board
members may either depart on late Friday evening flights or Saturday
flights, as they desire). |