These programmes include the Global Climate Observing System (GCOS), and the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS).

These programmes include the Global Climate Observing System (GCOS) and the Global Ocean Observation System (GOOS).

(iii) Status of the Global Climate Observing System.

In turn, WHYCOS would contribute data to the World Weather Watch system, GCOS and GTOS.

In turn, WHYCOS should contribute data to the World Weather Watch system, GCOS and GTOS.

GCOS Global Climate Observing System (UNEP IOC WMO)

Reflecting the increasing awareness of global changes, including climate change, organizations within the United Nations system also cooperate in global schemes, such as the Global Climate Observing System (GCOS), Global Terrestrial Observing System (GTOS), Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS), Global Atmosphere Watch (GAW), World Climate Research Programme (WCRP) and World Climate Data and Monitoring Programme.

Particularly, the WMO s GAW programme is considered the atmospheric chemistry contribution to the Global Climate Observation System (GCOS).

The rapporteur also liaises with the WMO Commission for Basic Systems Working Group on Satellites, GOSSP of the Global Observing Systems (GCOS, GOOS, GTOS) and with IOC.

GCOS Global Climate Observing System (UNEP IOC WMO ICSU)

Copies of the initial plan for GCOS are available from the Joint Planning Office of GCOS at Geneva or via Internet at the GCOS homepage (htpp www.wmo.ch web gcoshome html).

Copies of the initial plan for GCOS are available from the Joint Planning Office of GCOS at Geneva or via Internet at the GCOS home page (htpp www.wmo.ch web gcoshome.html).

Copies of the initial plan for GCOS are available from the Joint Planning Office of GCOS at Geneva or via the Internet at the GCOS home page (http www.wmo.ch web gcoshome.html).

Global warming of the Earth atmosphere system is being brought about by the greenhouse effect.

WWW has three readily identifiable components the global observing system (GOS) the global telecommunication system and the global data processing system.

(b) Greater participation and coordination for the Integrated Global Observing Strategy being pursued in the development of the global observing systems (the Global Climate Observing System (GCOS), the Global Terrestrial Observing System (GTOS) and the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS).

The Global Climate Observing System (GCOS), supported by ICSU, UNEP, IOC and WMO, has completed the development of the Implementation Plan for the Global Observing System for Climate in support of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

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1. Expresses appreciation of the work carried out by the relevant intergovernmental organizations, particularly the development of such observational programmes as the Global Climate Observing System (GCOS), the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS) and the Global Terrestrial Observing System (GTOS)

The World Meteorological Organization's Global Atmosphere Watch monitoring programme global ozone and UV B radiation observing and monitoring system.

The implementation of GTOS is closely linked with that of the Global Climate Observing System (GCOS) and the Global Ocean Observing System (GOOS), which are co sponsored by UNEP, UNESCO, WMO and ICSU.

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GCOS Global Climate Observing System (ICSU IOC UNEP WMO)

The WMO World Climate Programme publishes on a regular basis information on the Global Climate System within the framework of projects such as the Climate System Monitoring and CLIPS.

More broadly, this phenomenon links the weather in the Earth apos s lower atmosphere to upper atmospheric layers that form our planet apos s border to space.

Forests contain more than half of all terrestrial carbon, and account for most of the exchange of carbon between terrestrial ecosystems and the atmosphere.

In addition to their involvement in global research programmes relating to climate change, including GCOS and GOOS, many Parties reported on their cooperation in activities conducted by the WMO, on international global atmospheric chemistry, past global changes and global changes in terrestrial ecosystems.

The implementation of GTOS is closely linked with that of GCOS and GOOS, which are co sponsored by UNEP, UNESCO, WMO and ICSU.

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Balloons.

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The SBSTA agreed to revise the UNFCCC reporting guidelines on global climate change observing systems in order to reflect priorities of the GCOS implementation plan and incorporate the reporting on essential climate variables Parties also noted the need to revise the more comprehensive supplementary reporting format.

In 1994, the Institute also started research in the field of remote sensing of the atmosphere from space for studies of climate and weather, especially in connection with the use of the GPS GLONASS based radio occultation technique for profiling and imaging of the Earth apos s atmosphere and ionosphere and with passive microwave sounding.

The WMO Global Atmosphere Watch programme recently developed a proposal for an Integrated Global Atmospheric Chemistry Observation System to ensure more accurate and comprehensive global observations of key atmospheric gases and aerosols and to make such observations accessible to users.

While the Plan outlines the actions needed to make the Global Climate Observing System fully operational and efficient, it also highlights the importance of climate related data to be provided by the Global Terrestrial Observing System and the Global Ocean Observing System.

Reports from the secretariat of the Global Climate Observing System Proceedings

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The GAW system has been successful in establishing a world wide network to measure greenhouse gases.

WMO continues to provide valuable data on atmospheric status through GAW, which it established in 1989 as an early warning system to detect changes in the greenhouse gases, including ozone, aerosols and other trace substances in the atmosphere that may lead to global climate change.

WMO continues to provide valuable data and assessments concerning atmospheric status through Global Atmosphere Watch (GAW), which it established in 1989 as a long term monitoring and research system to detect changes in the greenhouse gases, including ozone, aerosols and other trace substances in the atmosphere that may lead to global climate change.

WMO continues to provide valuable data and assessments concerning atmospheric status through GAW, which it established in 1989 as a long term monitoring and research system to detect changes in the greenhouse gases, including ozone, aerosols and other trace substances in the atmosphere that may lead to global climate change.

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Amateur satellites of the UOSAT series are capable of transmitting images of the surface of Earth, as well as meteorological data.