11: Draft a brief report on the TT-ITA, 31 Dec (Report of a length of up to five pages) use of remote sensing data and TT-CSIS 17 services for agricultural (Messrs applications Tait and 12: a paper on NCOF TT-AIF 30 June Consider existing practices and practices and experiences (Ms 17 experiences in countries such as Juanillo) Philippines and Indonesia with a special paper focus on agriculture (including Indonesian out-line: Climate Field Schools); provide general 31 Oct recommendations/guiding principles/ 16) practices regarding NCOFs for WMO Members worldwide Liaise with Ms Riama and Messrs Gordon and Aldrian and NN (Malaysia) 13: Facilitate an online meeting Ms Hilario, Feb 17 Review status of actions and explore of the RA V WG-CLS WMO RAP opportunities for additional actions, where appropriate 14: Identify RA V WG-CLS Ms Hilario Ongoing Consider quarterly checks (Mr Kolli to set members who are not able to up a Google group for the entire WG); contribute to the activities of the complement members by engaging ‘silent’ WG additional experts as appropriate 15: Update RA V-related WMO WMO RAP 30 April Update information on working groups, DRA Webpages 16 membership in working groups and consider prospects of providing space for WG activities etc. Comments/Suggestions There task teams of the WG-CLS which might overlapping function. For example, Task Team on Use of Improved Tools for Operational Agrometeorology including Coping with Impacts of Natural Disasters on Agriculture (TT-ITA) and Task Team on Agrometeorological Information for Enhancing Farmer Productivity (TT-AIF) can be merge into one. It is recommended to revisit the current working structure of the Working Group. __________ ON (WG-INFR) MONNIK Introduction The purpose of the Working Group Infrastructure in Region V is to contribute to the improvement of infrastructure (data and information services) for weather, climate and water in Region V through implementation of the WMO Integrated Global Observing System (WIGOS) and WMO Information System (WIS). WG-INFR was re-established at RA V-16 in May 2014 (WMO No.-1135), Resolution 15. From a meteorological observations perspective, WMO Region V is a highly challenging monitoring environment: 23 countries;
11: Draft a brief report on the use of remote sensing data and services for agricultural applications TT-ITA, TT-CSIS (Messrs Tait and 31 Dec 17 (Report of a length of up to five pages) 12: a paper on NCOF practices and experiences TT-AIF (Ms Juanillo) 30 June 17 paper out-line: 31 Oct 16) Consider existing practices and experiences in countries such as Philippines and Indonesia with a special focus on agriculture (including Indonesian Climate Field Schools); provide general recommendations/guiding principles/ practices regarding NCOFs for WMO Members worldwide Liaise with Ms Riama and Messrs Gordon and Aldrian and NN (Malaysia) 13: Facilitate an online meeting of the RA V WG-CLS Ms Hilario, WMO RAP Feb 17 Review status of actions and explore opportunities for additional actions, where appropriate 14: Identify RA V WG-CLS members who are not able to contribute to the activities of the WG Ms Hilario Ongoing Consider quarterly checks (Mr Kolli to set up a Google group for the entire WG); complement ‘silent’ members by engaging additional experts as appropriate 15: Update RA V-related WMO DRA Webpages WMO RAP 30 April 16 Update information on working groups, membership in working groups and consider prospects of providing space for WG activities etc. Comments/Suggestions There task teams of the WG-CLS which might overlapping function. For example, Task Team on Use of Improved Tools for Operational Agrometeorology including Coping with Impacts of Natural Disasters on Agriculture (TT-ITA) and Task Team on Agrometeorological Information for Enhancing Farmer Productivity (TT-AIF) can be merge into one. It is recommended to revisit the current working structure of the Working Group. __________ ON (WG-INFR) Introduction The purpose of the Working Group Infrastructure in Region V is to contribute to the improvement of infrastructure (data and information services) for weather, climate and water in Region V through implementation of the WMO Integrated Global Observing System (WIGOS) and WMO Information System (WIS). WG-INFR was re-established at RA V-16 in May 2014 (WMO No.-1135), Resolution 15. From a meteorological observations perspective, WMO Region V is a highly challenging monitoring environment: 23 countries; MONNIK
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