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Quantifying the benefit of Arctic observing systems: Exploring the value of soil temperature observations for understanding permafrost dynamics

The Arctic region is experiencing dramatic environmental, economic, and societal changes that not only have implications for the high latitudes, but are likely to lead to profound global consequences and risks. Because of these global connections a comprehensive Arctic observational network is needed now more than ever. Over the past decade great strides have been made to co-design and co-produce a coherent, integrated Arctic Observing Network. Such efforts have been undertaken in Europe with projects such as INTAROS and Arctic PASSION, as well as in Asia and North America as part of their research programmes.<br>What is needed is an observing system that removes known barriers, is inclusive of different knowledge systems and is sustained by adequate funding. This requires intense cooperation and coordination across cultures, countries and sectors. We welcome contributions that provide an up-to-date overview of the present status of the observing network, the challenges that still need to be overcome and the programmes and organisations that are involved in this process. A focus should be on the way forward and what is needed to implement a functional, useful and equitable Arctic Observing Network structure moving towards the IPY and beyond.

<strong>S4</strong>:Arctic Observing Network and international collaboration &ndash; perspectives from Asia, Europe and North America

The Eighth International Symposium on Arctic Research (ISAR-8)

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[S4-O-04]Quantifying the benefit of Arctic observing systems: Exploring the value of soil temperature observations for understanding permafrost dynamics

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