Arctic Observing Systems and Technology
Working Group Goals
Our goals as a working group center around three major topics:
Advanced understanding of low-cost and open-source technologies that can be utilized in community-based/citizen science research approaches.
Identification of environmental data requirements for infrastructure development (e.g. relocation/managed retreat from erosion and storm recovery) and appropriate data collection methods.
Support development of skills required for researchers applying community-based monitoring/observing approaches in the Arctic
Announcements & Opportunities
The AOST CWG was present at the 2024 NNA Annual Community Meeting. Report from the workshop coming soon!!
The AOST CWG held a successful second workshop/session at the Arctic Observing Summit. We had three Early Career Researchers join us in Edinburgh to participate in the session and present their work.
Our membership list has been completed and will be available soon. If you are interested in getting involved please get in touch!
Arctic Observing Summit 2024
The AOST was present at the Arctic Observing Summit in Edinburgh. We held a successful session on Day 1 entitled: The use of low-cost and open-source technologies in community-based monitoring approaches: emerging areas, scaling, and training requirements.