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The Commission on the Weather, Water, and Climate Enterprise (CWWCE) is charged with developing and implementing programs that address the needs and concerns of all sectors of the weather, water and climate enterprise; promote a sense of community between government entities, private sector organizations; and universities; foster synergistic linkages between and among sectors; entrain and educate user communities on the value of weather and climate information; educate policy makers on the value and operations of the enterprise; and provide appropriate venues and opportunities for communications that foster frank, open and balanced discussions on points of contention and concern. In other words, the “prime directive” of the CWWCE is to engage the government, academic, and private sectors on pressing and strategic issues on behalf of the Society. These interactions may extend to involve other AMS Commissions, the user community, and disciplines beyond that may request assistance with enterprise communication, growth and development matters. A core value of the CWWCE is to encourage early career, diverse, and student participants in Commission activities including, as appropriate, leadership positions. The CWWCE also recommends annual recipients for the Kenneth C. Spengler Award.
The CWWCE organization is composed of four Boards and is governed by the Commission Executive Committee chaired by the Commissioner with advice and counsel from the CWWCE Steering Committee. Status reports on Commission activites are provided twice a year.
Latest Reports and Studies
- March 11, 2016
- CWWCE Report to Council - March 2016
- December 15, 2015
- CWWCE Report to Council - December 2015
- November 3, 2015
- CWWCE Report to Council Sept 2015
- December 3, 2014
- CWWCE Report to Council December 2014
- August 21, 2014
- CWWCE Report to Council September 2014
- August 6, 2014
- 2014 AMS Washington Forum Meeting Summary
- April 4, 2014
- 2014 AMS Washington Forum Program and Handouts
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The 2014 AMS Washington Forum highlights the Enterprise’s considerable advances in shared research, technology development, observations, data sources, social science research and improved end-user access of shared resources and their benefit to society