Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Proposal Is to Establish a Noaa Cooperative Institute for Earth System Research and Data Science at the University of Colorado, Boulder (UC) for 2022-2027 to Fulfill Noaas Vision of Healthy Ecosystems, Communities, and Economies That Are Resilient in the Face of Change. the University of Colorado Proposes a Comprehensive, Innovative, and Flexible Research Program to Achieve Noaas Vision and Goals, With a Focus on Earth System Research and Data Science. the Cooperative Institute Will Employ World-class Researchers to Conduct Science in Service to Society and in Partnership With Noaa. the Cooperative Institute Will Be Supported by a Robust Infrastructure Committed to Equity, Education, and Outreach. the Cooperative Institute Proposes to Address the Following Themes Over the Course of This 5-YEAR Award: 1) Future Atmosphere, 2) Climate Science and Prediction, 3) Earth System Data Science, Stewardship, and Applications, 4) Regional Science and Applications, 5) Scientific Outreach, Educ
Committed
$222.0 Million
Paid out
$142.0M
64%
Committed, not yet paid
$80.0M
36%
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