RA II WG-S Expert Team on Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) (ET-DRR)
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(i) Lead the Implementation Projects (IP)
• RA II-17-S-IP-1: Strengthen Multi-Hazard Early Warning Services: Global Multi-hazard Alert System (GMAS)-A
• RA II-17-S-IP-2: Promote Impact-based Forecast and Warning Services
Coordinate the Demonstration Project (DP)
• RA II-17-S-DP-1: Promote WMO Cataloguing of Hazardous Events (WMO-CHE)
(ii) Support WG Services identifying regional requirements and needs on DRR and Public Weather Service (PWS);
(iii) Assistance to Members in enhancing their service delivery capabilities and enabling effective implementation and compliance, including in particular the Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) implementation, through the development of cooperative and supportive frameworks such as GMAS and the WMO Coordination Mechanism (WCM) to better support humanitarian actions;
(iv) Contribute to the science-infrastructure-service value chain by integration of innovation and progress made by science, including social science, and application of frontier technologies into enhanced service design and delivery on one hand while also identifying and gathering user requirements possibly needing targeted research and infrastructure development;
(v) Collaborate with Standing Committee on Services for DRR and Public Services, Study Group on Services for Energy of the Commission for Weather, Climate, Water and Related Environmental Services & Applications (SERCOM).
• RA II-17-S-IP-1: Strengthen Multi-Hazard Early Warning Services: Global Multi-hazard Alert System (GMAS)-A
• RA II-17-S-IP-2: Promote Impact-based Forecast and Warning Services
Coordinate the Demonstration Project (DP)
• RA II-17-S-DP-1: Promote WMO Cataloguing of Hazardous Events (WMO-CHE)
(ii) Support WG Services identifying regional requirements and needs on DRR and Public Weather Service (PWS);
(iii) Assistance to Members in enhancing their service delivery capabilities and enabling effective implementation and compliance, including in particular the Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) implementation, through the development of cooperative and supportive frameworks such as GMAS and the WMO Coordination Mechanism (WCM) to better support humanitarian actions;
(iv) Contribute to the science-infrastructure-service value chain by integration of innovation and progress made by science, including social science, and application of frontier technologies into enhanced service design and delivery on one hand while also identifying and gathering user requirements possibly needing targeted research and infrastructure development;
(v) Collaborate with Standing Committee on Services for DRR and Public Services, Study Group on Services for Energy of the Commission for Weather, Climate, Water and Related Environmental Services & Applications (SERCOM).
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