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7. High priority for additional observations should be focused on data‐poor areas, poorly‐observed parameters, areas sensitive to change, and key measurements with inadequate temporal resolution. National, regional and global network adequacy assessments are pertinent here. The development of improved observational technologies should focus on those observations and regions for which capturing quality observations have proven problematic (e.g. precipitation in cold climates). 8. Long‐term requirements should be specified to network designers, operators and instrument engineers at the outset of system design and implementation. Sustainable climate monitoring can only be achieved through a shared understanding, and considerable liaison, between observation network and system managers, data managers and climatologists. The latter will need to represent the very broad needs of end-users. There are close parallels here with the first principle identified, particularly regarding the need for a change management program.
9. The conversion of research observing systems to long‐term operations in a carefully‐planned manner should be promoted. The needs of climate imply a long-term commitment to observing systems is required. For those systems that have potential for climate monitoring, there needs to be a clear transition plan (from research to operations) developed. Processes involved in data rescue. Old and new side by side. Comparison data being collected at Helsinki to ensure continuity and homogeneity of climate records collected from the former manual station, which operated from 1844. (Source: Finnish Meteorological Institute, Finland)
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