Re: SEACOOS MEM White Paper and its SAR Appendix (11 JUL 05)

Chris and Team members,
   Attached are some quick comments on the two documents.  My main 
point, I think, is that if we are to engage in any area of societal 
importance then we must recognize that we are intruding on someone's 
purvue, be that someone NOAA, CG, local emergency managers, FEMA, EPA or 
whomever.  So the trick will be how to do this constructively.  If we 
cannot do this then we cannot be in COOS.  It has taken the Teams 
concept to really bring this to light so how we approach the Teams 
activities will greatly influence the course of academic involvement in 
COOS.
Bob

Christopher N. K. Mooers wrote:

> Dear Colleagues (whoever you may be) - Attached are two items for your 
> consideration. We want to evolve said items further prior to the 
> upcoming SEACOOS Workshop, so your thoughtful comments are welcome --- 
> the sooner the better so I can have some reaction time. We will be 
> seeking input from a broader group, too. - Cheers, Chris Mooers
> 

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