NASA NTRS ยท 20130001740
Challenges for Transitioning Science Knowledge to an Operational Environment for Space Weather
Abstract
Effectively transitioning science knowledge to an operational environment relevant to space weather is critical to meet the civilian and defense needs, especially considering how technologies are advancing and present evolving susceptibilities to space weather impacts. The effort to transition scientific knowledge to a useful application is not a research task nor is an operational activity, but an effort that bridges the two. Successful transitioning must be an intentional effort that has a clear goal for all parties and measureable outcome and deliverable. This talk will present proven methodologies that have been demonstrated to be effective for terrestrial weather and disaster relief efforts, and how those methodologies can be applied to space weather transition efforts.
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Spann, James. 2012-11-14. Challenges for Transitioning Science Knowledge to an Operational Environment for Space Weather. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20130001740
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