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Aircraft-based Observations Programmatic StructureAt its 15th Session, CBS approved the reformation of the Expert Team on Aircraft-Based Observing systems (ET-ABO) within OPAG-IOS. To manage the scientific, metrological and standards related aspects of aircraft-based observing systems, the CIMO Management Group has authorised the formation of a Task Team on Aircraft-based Observations (TT-AO), for which the membership and work program will be finalised in 2013. Together, these two teams will form the Aircraft-Based Observations Program, which will be supported by the AMDAR Trust Fund. The programmatic structure and support mechanisms are depicted in this diagram. CBS ET-ABOAt its 15th Session (2012), CBS approved the reformation of the Expert Team on Aircraft-Based Observing sytems (ET-ABO). CIMO TT-AOAt its 10th Session, the CIMO Management Group approved the formation of a Task Team on Aircraft-based Observations (TT-AO). Aircraft-based Observations Focal PointsThe Secretariat maintains a list of Focal Points on Aircraft-based Observations and AMDAR, which are nominated by the Permanent Representatives to WMO. An email list of Focal Points is also maintained for communications and correspondence on Aircraft-based Observations and the AMDAR observing system. Members wishing to nominate Focal Points should contact the Secretariat. A record of email correspondence via the Focal Points email list is available online to Focal Points that have registered their emails address as a Google Account. AMDAR Trust FundThe AMDAR Trust Fund, which was previously contributed to by WMO Members to support the work of the WMO AMDAR Panel, continues to be operated as a means for supporting the ongoing development and maintenance of the AMDAR Observing System and the Work Program of the Aircraft-based Observations Work Teams. The Terms of Reference for the AMDAR Trust Fund, as approved by the WMO Secretary General and the Presidents of CBS and CIMO are available here. It is important that, in line with the Resolution 3 by Cg-XVI (2011), Members continue
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