Contacts
The UK has a strong GHG science community across marine, atmospheric and ecosystem sectors. These communities have formed a UK-ICOS committee and been working together, to develop a common strategy to foster better UK engagement with ICOS-RI and within the UK GHG community.
The UK-ICOS project management is by appointment. UK-ICOS committee membership is fluid rather than fixed. Participation is self-selecting rather than by nomination or appointment. People should represent their own, rather than institutional interests. The main remit of the committee is to produce documents, reports and have community sign off to show a vested interest and concerted direction of travel for UK-ICOS activities, both now and into the future. The committee facilitate the operation of ICOS in the UK.
UK ICOS Programme Management
 |
National Focal Point for UK-ICOSProfessor Andrew Watson, FRS |
College of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Exeter, Room 709, Laver Building, North Park Road, Exeter EX4 4QE t: 01392 723792, |
 |
National Stakeholder UK-ICOS
Professor Richard Sanders
|
National Oceanography Centre, Southampton, SO14 3ZH, U.K. Honorary Professor University of Southampton t: 02380 596014 |
 |
UK-ICOS Project ManagerJessica Thorn |
College of Life and Environmental Sciences, University of Exeter, Room 709, Laver Building, North Park Road, Exeter EX4 4QE |
UK ICOS Committee (2016)
Name |
Sector |
Employer |
|
Atmosphere |
UEA/NCAS |
|
|
Atmosphere |
NPL |
|
|
Atmosphere |
Met Office |
|
|
Atmosphere |
UEA |
|
|
Atmosphere (GHG programme manager) |
University of Edinburgh |
|
|
Atmosphere |
Royal Holloway |
|
|
Atmosphere |
Royal Holloway |
|
|
Ecosystem |
CEH |
|
|
Ecosystem |
Forest Research |
|
|
Ecosystem |
Forest Research |
|
|
Marine |
UEA |
|
|
Marine |
BAS |
|
|
Marine |
CEFAS |
|
|
Marine |
PML |
|
|
Marine |
University of Exeter |
|
|
Marine |
Met Office |