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Personal Profile

Name

John A. Calder

Affiliation

Director, Arctic Research Office
NOAA Oceanic and Atmospheric Research R/AR
1315 East West Highway, Room 11362
Silver Spring, MD 20910

Contact

John.Calder@noaa.gov
301-713-2518, ext. 146
301-713-2519 (fax)

Activity Area

Office Director and Arctic science program manager

Arctic Science Interests

Development of comprehensive NOAA program of Arctic science that focuses on climate variability and change; marine ecosystem productivity; and contaminant transport and effects. The NOAA Arctic program will include observation, modeling, applications, data management and outreach. There are regional and hemispheric aspects to the primary Arctic science issues, requiring Interagency and international collaboration to resolve them. Current activities include initiation of the interagency Study of Environmental Arctic Change (SEARCH), and representing the United States on the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Working Group of the Arctic Council.

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http://aro.arctic.noaa.gov


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