Charge to Round-Robin Topical Breakouts Science lessons learned during ABoVE (Center Auditorium): What are the top-level highlights of our science? What are the most impactful advances? Infrastructure lessons learned during ABoVE (South
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Charge to Round-Robin Topical Breakouts Science lessons learned during ABoVE (Center Auditorium): What are the top-level highlights of our science? What are the most impactful advances?
Infrastructure lessons learned during ABoVE (South Auditorium): What have we learned about running coordinated field campaigns, data management, logistics across institutions, and keeping investigators safe? What is the relevance to current scoping studies and future campaigns?
Knowledge gaps (Room 2126): What are the key remaining knowledge gaps? What did we miss, not do well, or were unable to address? Engaging and collaborating with communities, land managers, and decision-makers (Room 2603): How can we make our science more inclusive and impactful? How can we connect earlier with potential users? How can we engage together as a Science Team, not just in individual projects? How can we begin an equitable spin-down of existing collaborations?
Research legacy in the ABoVE Domain (Room 2607): What are the continuing projects post-ABoVE, priorities for follow-on research, links back to knowledge gaps?<br>
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Research legacy in the ABoVE domain: What are the continuing projects post-ABoVE, priorities for follow-on research, links back to knowledge gaps? Community benefits
Applied utility of products and insight
Ongoing initiatives with current or developing collaborations (and data)
ABoVE and beyond Discussions categorized under four overlapping themes Urgent need for action under all themes<br>
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Research legacy in the ABoVE domain: What are the continuing projects post-ABoVE, priorities for follow-on research, links back to knowledge gaps? Community benefits (refer to other sessions notes too)
Compile ABoVE one-page summaries and maps
Story maps, workshops
Wetland mapping for community access, Guardians program for field validation (N. French et al.)
Indigenous knowledge hubs across Arctic (considering capacity)
Something like IPCA Knowledge Basket
How can these types of systems be supported by ABoVE?
Legacy demonstrates the need for these indigenous knowledge hubs<br>
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Research legacy in the ABoVE domain: What are the continuing projects post-ABoVE, priorities for follow-on research, links back to knowledge gaps? Applied utility of products and insight
Knowledge exchange targeted for knowledge holders and decision makers
Indigenous groups (e.g., governments, wildlife management boards)
National Parks summaries and other resources
Resources for US/CAN Parks, Alaska Fire Science Consortium, (Yukon Flats) fire management strategies
Polling for insight
feedback from user groups regarding most useful products generated
feedback from researchers regarding tangible products for current needs
Visuals including maps and interactive products (for visitor centers)
Movie
Compile data products in accessible formats and platforms
Compile recommendations for sensor development and deployment based on what we’ve learned<br>
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Research legacy in the ABoVE domain: What are the continuing projects post-ABoVE, priorities for follow-on research, links back to knowledge gaps? Ongoing initiatives with current or developing collaborations (and data)
The research will go on, climate and landscape change is ‘kicking off’ across the domain
AVIRIS-NG – DOC mapping
Post-disturbance succession review
Inundation products for GSL area (N. French et al.)
Carbon inventory maps
Active layer thickness, thaw vulnerability maps (peat maps being worked up for Canada)
Applied research themes
Prescribed burning and what it does to species compositions (e.g., does burning increase or decrease shrub cover?)
Vegetation change in context of changing wildlife habitat (e.g., caribou)
Recruitment failure of black spruce at different scales. What’s up with post-fire succession?
Updated products (e.g., for wildlife managers)
Model forecast of habitats (e.g., shrub, fuel load, thermokarst)
1-page summaries of ABoVE accomplishments
Pubs, data, how/who is using products, ecosystem services
Removable ABoVE tattoos (Peter Nelson’s idea)<br>
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Research legacy in the ABoVE domain: What are the continuing projects post-ABoVE, priorities for follow-on research, links back to knowledge gaps? ABoVE and beyond
Identify sites and projects where sustained airborne campaigns should continue
Poll participants/end users
Priorities for collaboration
Future plans – will you be continuing work in ABoVE sites?
Priorities in the event of future airborne campaigns
Continued funding from other sources
Arctic COLORS, FORTE, ROSES (Ryan to explain more here)
Align with other funding opportunities (e.g., ArcticNet in Canada, NEON, LTER NSF)
Align with future NASA missions How do we maximize the resources and momentum to meet the needs of the changing north? Ensuring ABoVE remains a hub
ABoVE legacy meetings or AGU sessions?
Email updates of legacy work
Updated products on ORNL DAAC
Continued working group meetings (e.g., veg – disturbance)
Wikipedia page? (Links to one-page summaries)
Transition of ABoVE site to legacy mode Documenting the history of ABoVE
Reflections from ABoVE
The family tree ABoVE
Record of ABoVE interactions and initiatives (video??), contributions from participants
Graphical novel
Smithsonian travelling exhibit (more like that)
Permanent tattoos<br>
