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Исаев В.С., стажировка в International Arctic Scientific Council / International Scientific Initiative in the Russian Arcticстажировка в организации
- Сотрудник: Исаев Владислав Сергеевич
- Отправляющая организация: МГУ имени М.В. Ломоносова
- Принимающая организация: International Arctic Scientific Council / International Scientific Initiative in the Russian Arctic, Россия
- Отправляющее подразделение: Кафедра геокриологии
- Направление: Стажировка сотрудника подразделения во внешней организации
- Дата начала: 7 ноября 2017 г.
- Дата окончания: 8 ноября 2017 г.
- Цель стажировки: 9:15: All International attendees meet at Presidium Main Entrance 9:30: Registration / Room Opens 10:00: Meeting Opening Practical Information & Workshop Expectations (Zaika / Pope) IASC Introduction, Pavlenko ISIRA Introduction, Tishkov 10:45: Coffee Break 11:00: “Human Barometer” Icebreaker We will use this Icebreaker exercise to get to know each other and to stimulate some discussion on the topics we will be digging into later in the afternoon. You will arrange yourselves in a line based on a series of thought-provoking questions/statements and get to know people by discussing/explaining why you chose your position along the line. Q1: Starting with something easy. Arctic summer or Arctic winter? Q2: International cooperation is needed for science in the Russian Arctic: Agree or disagree? Q3: Which is more important in research planning: bottom-up or top-down? Q4: The Arctic Science Agreement: very helpful to Russian Arctic science or just words? 12:00: Breakout 1 – Research Priorities in the Russian Arctic We will split into small groups to discuss Arctic research priorities in the Russian Arctic, from both Russian and international perspectives. Number of groups and facilitation tools TBD Please suggest ways you would like to break up the group in the pre-workshop questionnaire o https://goo.gl/forms/T3wIEDjNw0AyYKSA3 Each group should have a Secretary (to take notes) and a Reporter (who will share back with the group). Please use this Google Folder, if possible, for this and future groups: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B6cFkoTRNm9EWWlHcFE4cUI3S00?usp=sharing ISIRA Workshop |November 2017|Moscow 2 13:00: Lunch 14:00: Reporting & Discussion on Breakout 1 14:30: Breakout 2 – Status/Challenges on Various Topics Participants can choose which of the five topics below which interests them the most. (We will accommodate different group sizes, if needed.) Discussion should focus on building consensus on the current status and challenges for each. At the beginning of the breakout, each person should pick people a Secretary and Reporter. 1. Implementation issues around Arctic Council’s recent “Agreement on Enhancing International Arctic Scientific Cooperation” 2. What is «the Russian Arctic» and why does the definition matter? 3. Consider if an international field expedition (2020?) could enhance ISIRA’s aims. Preparation and implementation of future international expedition in the Russian Arctic along the Northern sea route with landing on key points along the route, following the example of "Tundra -1994" Creation of 4-5 stationary "points" in the Russian Arctic to develop "international research initiatives" (e.g. in the Nenets Autonomous district, Yamal, Taimyr and Yakutia – Tiksi?), where it would be possible to create the conditions to foster international group research, programs, projects, and grants. 4. Data Sharing & Reporting 5. Publications in English & Russian 15:30: “Challenges” Breakout Reporting & Discussion 16:00: Coffee Break 16:30: Breakout 3 – Solutions on Various Topics Participants can choose which of the five topics (from Breakout 2) which interests them the most; you don’t have to stay in the same group as earlier. Discussion should focus on providing solutions to address the challenges outlines in Breakout 2. At the beginning of the breakout, each person should pick people a Secretary and Reporter. Make sure to take good notes, as we won’t be reporting back until the morning! 17:30: Reporting/Discussion from “Solutions” Breakout The groups from Breakout 3 will report out on their brainstormed “solutions,” providing an opportunity for the rest of the group to learn and ask questions. 18:00: Reception RAS Presidium, 3rd Floor Day 2 – November 8th 9:00: Coordinating & Sharing Success Group 1 – Collaborating Nations: This group will focus on discussions about perspectives and concrete multilateral research projects with the country-based interests of international ISIRA Workshop |November 2017|Moscow 3 researchers. They will share the initiatives and interests in the Russian Arctic that are already planned, as well as report on past successes, in particular what has made them successful. Group 2 – Russian Experts: This group will give an opportunity to the representatives of the non-academic sector of Russian science to present their results in order to further integrate them into the projects implemented within the state programmes in the Arctic. Other relevant topics from Day 1 which weren’t completely address could also be raised. 10:00: Ranking the Solutions from Day 1 To give IASC, ISIRA, and the group a sense of priority among the solutions present at the end of Day 1, the group will “vote” (by raising hands) to get some summary/consensus to report back. Other relevant topics from Day 1 which weren’t completely address could also be raised. 10:30: Coffee Break 11:00 Breakout 4: Implementation Based on the ranking/voting, we will again break into the 5 groups. Each group is expected to provide concrete implementation suggestions for how IASC, ISIRA, and partners could work to help achieve the aims/solutions which were previously discussed. Again, at the beginning of the breakout, each person should pick people a Secretary and Reporter. 12:30: Reporting from “Implementation” Breakout 13:00: Lunch 14:00: Breakout 5: The Future of ISIRA Based on the earlier discussions in the workshop (as well as broader context), in this breakout session, groups will discuss the future of ISIRA. We are looking for concrete implementation suggestions, priorities, and timelines. Breakout topics will focus on: Revisit goals, mission, and structure of ISIRA. (Absence of) Strategic planning for international scientific cooperation in Russian Arctic Consider how ISIRA can facilitate enhanced engagement around ASSW 2019. Role of outreach, website, annual reports, or other online community-building At the beginning of the breakout, each person should pick people a Secretary and Reporter. 15:00: Reporting/Discussion on the “Future of ISIRA” Breakout 16:00: Final Coffee Break Future Attachments Attachment 1: Arctic Council Science Cooperation Agreement Attachment 2: IASC Draft Strategic Plan Attachment 3: White House Arctic Science Ministerial Joint Statement & Fact Sheet Attachment 4: ISIRA Meeting Notes, ASSW 2017