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Towards Renewal of the Scientific Ocean Drilling Program Susan E. Humphris Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Consortium of Ocean Leadership Annual Board & Members Meeting 11 March 2010 Timelines: Preparing for the New Drilling Program Activities 2009 2010 2011 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2012 10 2013 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 7 8 9 10 Final draft Final Draft 1st 1stDraft draft Final Draft Final draft FundingFunding Science Community Science Plan Planning INVEST Meeting INVEST Meeting New Plan Outline/Draft NewScience Science Plan Draft Internal/External Review, New Internal/External Review Science Plan X X X Completed Science Plan Completion of New Science Plan X Science Implementation Plan X X End of Current Program (IODP) 1stDraft draft 1st National Science Board Presentations Program Architecture Models Science Advisory Scientific Advisory Structure Structure Models for program architecture Completion of Documents for Presentation to NSB IWG+ Position Papers 11 12 Steering Committee Co-Chairs Christina Ravelo Wolfgang Bach Jan Behrmann Gilbert Camoin Bob Duncan Katrina Edwards Sean Gulick Fumio Inagaki Heiko Pälike Ryuji Tada INVEST: Total Attendance (583) cf. CONCORD (1997): 156 Australia 7 Belgium 3 Brazil 1 Canada 6 China 25 Chinese Taipei 0 Denmark 6 France 44 Germany 109 India 0 Italy 4 Japan 109 Korea, Rep. of 12 COMPLEX (1999): 401 Netherlands 6 New Zealand 1 Norway 10 Portugal 3 Russian Federation 1 Spain 7 Sweden 3 Switzerland 7 United Kingdom 53 United States 166 ------------------------------TOTAL 583 (Students) 64 INVEST: Conference Themes 1. Co-evolution of Life and Planet 2. Earth’s Interior, Crust and Surface Interactions 3. Climate Change – Records of the Past, Lessons for the Future 4. Earth System Dynamics, Reservoirs and Fluxes 5. Earth-Human-Earth Interactions 6. Science Implementation INVEST: White Papers (122) Breakdown by Conference Themes 1-6. All Conference Themes 6. Science Implementation 4 22 19 5. EarthHuman-Earth Interactions 1. Co-evolution of Life & Planet 21 34 5 4. Earth System Dynamics, Reservoirs & Fluxes 17 2. Earth’s Interior, Crust & Surface Interactions 3. Climate Change – Records of the Past, Lessons for the Future Science Plan Writing Committee Members 1 Arculus, Richard Australia Arc magmatism, global geochemical cycle 2 Barrett, Peter New Zealand Sedimentology, arctic paleoenvironments, societal impacts, IPCC linkages 3 Bickle, Mike, Chair UK Petrology, geophysics, geodynamics and tectonics, climate change 4 Camoin, Gilbert France Sea-level reconstruction, carbonate sedimentology 5 DeConto, Rob USA Climate modeling, ice sheet modeling, Antarctic climate history 6 Edwards, Katrina USA Microbiology 7 Fisher, Andy USA Marine hydrogeology; borehole observatories; fluid flow modeling 8 Inagaki, Fumio Japan Geomicrobiology, biogeochemistry 9 Kodaira, Shuichi Japan Structural seismology, crustal evolution, geophysics 10 Ohkouchi, Naohiko Japan Organic geochemistry/biogeochemistry 11 Pälike, Heiko UK Cenozoic climate change, stable isotopes, time scales 12 Ravelo, Christina USA Neogene climate change, isotope geochemistry 13 Saffer, Demian USA Marine hydrology, subduction faults, modeling 14 Teagle, Damon UK Ocean crust, hydrothermal systems; global geochemical cycles •Liaisons: SASEC Chair Maureen Raymo and IODP-MI VP Hans Christian Larsen •Observers: Susan Humphris and Yoshi Tatsumi New Science Plan Considerations from IWG+ to the SPWC 50-75 pages, including implementation plan Aimed at broad scientific community to excite many Mix of exciting basic science and societally relevant science Should fit with strategic and national priorities of members Assume 8-12 months JR; 5 months Chikyu, 1 MSP per year Identify specific high priority riser projects for Chikyu Include borehole experiments Highlight linkages to other large programs Incorporate education and outreach throughout the Plan DRAFT!! DRAFT!! Grand Challenges for the New Drilling Program (from the February meeting of the SPWC) • Climate Change: Records from the Past, Lessons for the Future • Deep Life: Exploration of the Marine Intra-terrestrials • Renewing the Lithosphere: Consequences for our Planet • Earth in Motion on Human Timescales: Plate Boundaries, Fluid Flow and Active Experimentation DRAFT!! DRAFT!! Proposed Versions of the new Science Plan • 50-75 page version for science community (for review by NSB) • 5-10 page version for other science communities, Congressional Staffers, etc. • 1-3 page flyer for general distribution (educators, etc.) Ellen Kappel (Geo-prose) -- will assist in production of Science Plan Proposed Activities to Foster Community Support Step 1: Develop a 3-person support team to assist in this effort • Peter deMenocal (LDEO) • Katrina Edwards (USC)/ Andy Fisher (UCSC) • Demian Saffer (PSU) Proposed Activities to Foster Community Support Materials Production • Develop 1-pagers on major accomplishments for each theme/discipline • Develop flyer presenting overall accomplishments of scientific ocean drilling • Develop presentation content on Science Plan for new drilling program Presentations • Universities (USAC DLS, USAC members, recent US cruise participants) • Professional societies of other fields, including Education (Team members) Workshops • Workshop for post-docs and early career scientists • Workshops associated with major conferences Proposed Activities to Foster Community Support Outreach • Visits to NSF for briefings • Visits to Congressional staff for briefings • Encourage scientists to talk to Presidents, Deans, etc. Community Updates • Section on renewal in re-launched IODP Newsletter • IODP topics in COL weekly e-newsletter • Articles in EOS and other journals • Website and/or blog A NEW DESCRIPTIVE NAME! Effort being led by Sarah Saunders, COL