How will T-MOSAiC be implemented ?
The planning of T-MOSAiC has developed through a series of international workshops sponsored by the International Arctic Science Committee (IASC), culminating in the T MOSAiC Science Plan that was released at the third workshop, in Ottawa, Canada (T-MOSAiC 2018). The Implementation Phase of T-MOSAiC is the establishment of Action Groups (TMAGS) focused on specific questions and outputs within the Science Plan framework. TMAGS are formally established through the Executive Committee of T-MOSAiC in response to specific suggestions and requests from the Steering Committee and other interested parties.
Each TMAG relates to a specific theme or group of activities of T-MOSAIC and can be linked to one or more subject areas in the T-MOSAiC Science Plan diagram.
Each TMAG will identify by mid-December 2019 specific outputs that they will work towards achieving in 2020. These outputs will be related to the system-level perspectives in the Science Plan, with emphasis on linking measurements from multiple sites in the Arctic. Each of these outputs should have a focused objective and activity, for example: synthesis of a data on a specific subject; a review paper on a particular topic; comparative field measurements during 2020 and release of data for a specific question or hypothesis; the development of a model for a particular type of system or key variable; the application of a specific protocol at multiple sites; or the production of outreach material on a certain topic.
Each TMAG relates to a specific theme or group of activities of T-MOSAIC and can be linked to one or more subject areas in the T-MOSAiC Science Plan diagram.
Each TMAG will identify by mid-December 2019 specific outputs that they will work towards achieving in 2020. These outputs will be related to the system-level perspectives in the Science Plan, with emphasis on linking measurements from multiple sites in the Arctic. Each of these outputs should have a focused objective and activity, for example: synthesis of a data on a specific subject; a review paper on a particular topic; comparative field measurements during 2020 and release of data for a specific question or hypothesis; the development of a model for a particular type of system or key variable; the application of a specific protocol at multiple sites; or the production of outreach material on a certain topic.
List of T-MOSAiC TMAGs with chairs
(Press logo to link to each TMAG page)
Arctic Trace Gas AG
Chairs: Torben Christensen (DNK) and Sally McIntyre (USA) |
Arctic Microbiomes AG
Chairs: Anne Jungblut (GBR), Birgit Sattler (AUT) and Jérôme Comte (CAN) |
Arctic Transects AG
Chairs: Sergey Kirpotin (RUS), Warwick Vincent (CAN) and Guido Grosse (GER) |
Coastal Processes AG
Chairs: Hugues Lantuit (GER), Benjamin Jones (USA) and Dustin Whalen (CAN) |
Remote Sensing AG
Chairs: Gonçalo Vieira (PRT), Annette Bartsch (AUT) and Isla Myers-Smith (GBR) 
Data Systems and Modelling AG
Chair: Peter Pulsifer (CAN) 
Land-Water Processes AG
Chairs: Jasmine Saros (USA) and Jorien Vonk (NLD) 
Arctic Infrastructure AG
Chairs: Donald A. Walker (USA) and Peter Schweitzer (AUT) |
Permafrost Thaw AG
Chairs: Julia Boike (GER), Sarah Chadburn (GBR) and Simon Zwieback (USA) 
Paleoclimatology/Paleoecology AG
Chairs: John Smol (CAN) and Bianca Perren (GBR) 
Northern Community Issues AG
Chairs: Maribeth Murray (CAN) and João Canário (PRT) 
Crosscutting AG
Chair: Andrey Petrov (USA) |
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