for moored buoys. KPIs to be represented by coloured dots and arrows with a link to send people to the details on the JCOMM website. The themes were discussed and it was agreed that the descriptions should to be streamlined, text of order 160 characters was requested essentially 3 sentences. – Revised layout: With the revised layout, the themes would need to be articulated with minimal text as they could now be located on just one side of the map, with the platform descriptions on the other. Figure 6. Report card layout and design. Above the of the card, below the ‘outside’ ‘inside’/main foldout page featuring KPI table and key themes that the networks address. 42 Action Network chairs to provide a single Network chairs Indicators End of indicator (status and for provided June 2017 the report card, with an accompanying description of what this indicator represents. Indicators should be defensible and repeatable. This background material will be used online to add detail and depth to the single indicator. Opportunity to show the more subtle variation in network status. 43 Action Explanation of report card metric/indicator JCOMMOPS Context JCOMM-5 (see above) to be added to JCOMMOPS website in Website, including higher granularity place component metrics, background etc. (recall the teaser role of the Report Card). 44 Action Identify a small group of network OCG & Team in June 2017 representatives, IOC, and WMO secretariat place representatives to develop communications for the Report Card ahead of JCOMM-5, e.g. develop talking points/headlines for circulation to communications teams on release Report card, etc. 45 Action Chair/secretariat to provide JCOMMOPS OCG Chair, Written June 2017 with a written summary of changes to the secretariat summary central page of the report card (page with map) that were discussed during item 7.3, for clarity and guidance
for moored buoys. KPIs to be represented by coloured dots and arrows with a link to send people to the details on the JCOMM website. The themes were discussed and it was agreed that the descriptions should to be streamlined, text of order 160 characters was requested – essentially 3 sentences. Revised layout: With the revised layout, the themes would need to be articulated with minimal text as they could now be located on just one side of the map, with the platform descriptions on the other. Figure 6. Report card layout and design. Above the ‘outside’ of the card, below the ‘inside’/main foldout page featuring KPI table and key themes that the networks address. 42 Action Network chairs to provide a single indicator (status and for the report card, with an accompanying description of what this indicator represents. Indicators should be defensible and repeatable. This background material will be used online to add detail and depth to the single indicator. Opportunity to show the more subtle variation in network status. Network chairs Indicators provided End of June 2017 43 Action Explanation of report card metric/indicator (see above) to be added to JCOMMOPS Website, including higher granularity component metrics, background etc. (recall the teaser role of the Report Card). JCOMMOPS Context website in place JCOMM-5 44 Action Identify a small group of network representatives, IOC, and WMO representatives to develop communications for the Report Card ahead of JCOMM-5, e.g. develop talking points/headlines for circulation to communications teams on release Report card, etc. OCG & secretariat Team in place June 2017 45 Action Chair/secretariat to provide JCOMMOPS with a written summary of changes to the central page of the report card (page with map) that were discussed during item 7.3, for clarity and guidance OCG Chair, secretariat Written summary June 2017
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