Agenda, IOMASA Progress Meeting 3
                           3/4 March, 2005
                  DTU, Lyngby (Copenhagen), Denmark

Start: March 3, 2005; 13:00 CET
       March 4, 2000; 9:00 CET
Expected End: March 4, 2005; 16:00 CET


March 3: IOMASA consortium
1. Introductory items:
    · Welcome address by coordinating Partner
    · Overview of project schedule
2. Inter-task communication/coordination
3. Emissivity
4. Planning of Project Phase 3 (Production experiment on 2-year historic
   data set)
5. Project management:
    · Upcoming Management Report (covering period Nov 2004 till April
      2005, due June 2005)
    · Deliverables/deliverable reports due end of month 29 (March 2005):
      ­ DL 1.2.2: Retrieval algorithm for cloud signature from SSM/I-B data
      ­ DL 1.2.3: Retrieval algorithm for surface emissivity at AMSU-A
        frequencies
      ­ DL 2.2.1: Report and programme code on humidity assimilation into
        NWP
      ­ DL 2.2.2: Report and programme code on temperature assimilation
        into NWP
      ­ DL 2.2.3: Report and programme code on interface implementation
        (sea ice)
      ­ DL 4.2: Report and programme for retrieval of sea ice concentration
    · Next meetings: Fix places and dates


March 4: User Advisory Group and IOMASA
Consortium
1. Introductory items:
    · Welcome address by coordinating Partner
    · Overview of project schedule
2. Progress of Phase 2: Status and Results of Phase 2 (Algorithm
   Development) of each Partner:
    · Part 1 (IUP): WP 1.2: Atmospheric remote sensing algorithms
    · Part 2 (met.no,SMHI): WP 2.2: Improve Arctic high-resolution NWP
    · Part 3 (DTU): WP 3.2: Construction of sea ice forward model; WP 3.3:
      Influence of snow on emissivity and backscatter (just started)
    · Part 4 (DMI): WP 4.2: Construction of algorithm for sea ice concentration
      retrieval
3. Review of Phase 2: Are all tasks on schedule?
4. Discussion with UAG, feedback from UAG
5. Future Projects
    · Damocles proposal
6. Any other business
7. End of formal part, time for scientific discussions