Science & Technology Council

Mission

To advise the Climate Clock Leadership Team on categories and sources of climate change science information and data, and the challenges of sustainable measurement, data capture, data management, interpretation, and security.

Goals

Assist the Leadership Team and artists with the Climate Clock's transition from concept to realization.
Help ensure that all of the instances of the Climate Clock use data that has integrity, reliability, consistency, and longetivity.
Assist with the flow of communications between the artists and scientific and engineering advisors.

Roles

Provide the best thinking in measurement technology and tools.
Identify technology challenges associated with the design, operation, and maintenance of climate clocks.
Identify sources of technology and measurement data that could be of use to the teams designing climate clocks.
Nominate jurors, reviewers, and commentators with technical expertise.
Help jurors recognize good strategies proposed by the artists. Look for credible science and inspiring technology.
Assist with recruiting technologists to work with artists as they design their works of landmark art.
Invite the participation of science and technology organizations in the Climate Clock Initiative.

Membership

Name	Title, Organization	Areas of Expertise
Joel Birnbaum		measurement, computation
Marcia McNutt	President, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute	geophysics, oceanography
Steven Bishop	IDEO	design for sustainability
Jay Warrior	Agilent Technologies	measurement technologies, sensors
Deborah Estrin	Director, Center for Embedded Network Sensing	Network Autonomy, Programming and Storage, Tools, Platforms, and Testbeds
Jeff Burke	UCLA Center for Research in Engineering, Media and Performance	systems, embedded computing, urban sensing
Bette Otto-Bliesner	National Center for Atmospheric Research	metrology, climate change modeling
Seth Fearey	President, Connected Communities	strategic planning, organizational development, economic development