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The Cooperative Institute for Arctic Research (CIFAR) is a joint institute established by NOAA and the University of Alaska Fairbanks to enhance research on the Arctic environment, climate, and its socio-economic implications.
CIFAR focuses on multi-disciplinary studies that address critical Arctic issues, from climate change to indigenous knowledge integration.
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Mission
The mission of CIFAR is to contribute to the scientific understanding of the Arctic through innovative research, education, and partnerships. By integrating physical, biological, social, and indigenous sciences, CIFAR aims to provide insights into Arctic climate variability, ecosystem changes, and human impacts, supporting both scientific advancement and sustainable Arctic policy[1].
Parent organization
CIFAR is a partnership between **University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF)** and the **National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)**, with UAF hosting the institute and NOAA providing research directives and funding[2][3].
Legislation
CIFAR was established through a **Memorandum of Understanding** between NOAA and UAF, not through specific legislation.
Partners
- NOAA's Arctic Research Office - Various academic institutions and indigenous organizations for collaborative research.
Number of employees
The specific number of employees or researchers associated with CIFAR is not detailed in the provided references.
Organization structure
CIFAR's structure includes:
Leader
The institute is led by a **Director**.
Divisions
- **Climate and Atmospheric Research** for studying Arctic weather patterns. - **Marine Ecosystems** focusing on oceanographic and marine biology research. - **Human Dimensions** integrating social sciences and indigenous knowledge.
List of programs
- **Arctic Climate Studies** to understand climate change impacts. - **Ecosystem Research** for monitoring Arctic flora and fauna. - **Human and Social Research** exploring the socio-economic aspects of Arctic communities.
Last total enacted budget
Specific budget information for CIFAR is not publicly detailed in the references provided.
Staff
CIFAR involves NOAA scientists, UAF faculty, postdoctoral researchers, and students, but exact numbers are not documented in the references.
Funding
Funding for CIFAR comes from NOAA, supplemented by grants, partnerships, and academic funding from UAF.
Services provided
CIFAR conducts research in Arctic science, including climate, atmospheric, oceanographic, ecological, and social studies. It promotes education in Arctic issues, disseminates research findings, and supports decision-making in Arctic policy and management[4].
Regulations overseen
As a research institute, CIFAR does not oversee regulations but works within the research guidelines set by NOAA and academic standards of UAF.
Headquarters address
930 Koyukuk Dr, Fairbanks, AK 99775, USA
History
CIFAR was established in 1994 to focus on the unique challenges and opportunities of Arctic research. It has grown to become a central hub for Arctic studies, significantly contributing to knowledge about Arctic environmental changes, ecosystem dynamics, and human impacts in the region[5].
External links
References
- ↑ "Cooperative Institute for Arctic Research - Global Climate". Climate Policy Watcher. https://www.climate-policy-watcher.org/cooperative-institute-for-arctic-research/.
- ↑ "University of Alaska Fairbanks". UAF. https://www.uaf.edu/.
- ↑ "National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration". NOAA. https://www.noaa.gov/.
- ↑ "Cooperative Institute for Arctic Research - Global Climate". Climate Policy Watcher. https://www.climate-policy-watcher.org/cooperative-institute-for-arctic-research/.
- ↑ "Cooperative Institute for Arctic Research - Wikipedia". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooperative_Institute_for_Arctic_Research.
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