FY 2009 Climate Program Announcement (pdf)
Information To Be Used For Grants.Gov Submission
CFDA: 11.431
Funding Opportunity Number: OAR-CPO-2009-2001430
Competition IDs (See Program Elements Below)
Proposals Due: October 9, 2008
http://www.cpo.noaa.gov/opportunities/
Letters of Intent appear to be due 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time, August 11, 2008
NASA Grants
See information pages for dates and specific research areas.
https://e-center.doe.gov/iips/faopor.nsf/UNID/21D2E680BB53A056852573EF006B1A32?OpenDocument
Agency Name:
U.S. Department of Energy
Requiring Activity:
SC - Office of Science (SC)
Funding Opportunity Title:
Basic Research and Modeling to Support Integrated Assessment of Climate Change Impacts and Adaptations
Funding Opportunity Number:
DE-PS02-08ER08-18
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Research and Development
National Center for Environmental Research
Science to Achieve Results (STAR) Program
Consequences of Global Change for Water Quality
This is the initial announcement of this funding opportunity.
Continue reading "EPA: Consequences of Global Change for Water Quality: Deadline Mar 8" »
It is my pleasure to announce the CIRES' Innovative Research Program
(IRP) call for proposals. This program supports creative, unconventional
and/or fundamental small research efforts (individual requests should
not exceed $30k) and is designed to encourage innovative and
interdisciplinary collaboration. Specific guidelines can be found at
http://insidecires.colorado.edu/programs/irp/
Continue reading "CIRES' Innovative Research Program: Mar 14th deadline" »
The NOAA Climate Program FY08 funding opportunity
is posted at http://www.climate.noaa.gov/opportunities/
OAR-CPO-2008-__________
Competition ID's (see program elements within Climate Program Announcement "Opportunities" )
The due date for full proposals is Monday, September 24, 2007. Check with your PI's/CoPI's to verify this is the targeted date for their/your submission.
Here are the instructions that you need to follow!
1) DO NOT SUBMIT USING GRANTS.GOV.
The "non-federal" instructions to file through GRANTS.GOV_ DO NOT APPLY TO US! _ For both NOAA and CIRES PIs, proposals to support work will be submitted through PSD and the management team has provided you with a standard PSD cover page for your proposal. (see below)
Continue reading "NOAA Climate Program FY08 funding opportunity: Due Sep 24" »
NATIONAL CENTER FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH
Computational and Information Systems Laboratory
P.O. Box 3000, Boulder, CO 80307-3000
The U.S. Climate Change Science Program is soliciting proposals for
the use of the CSL computing facilities, beginning December 1, 2007
and continuing through May 2009. The DEADLINE for submitting proposals
is *September 4, 2007*. The required web-based application cannot be
modified after that date.
Continue reading "July 2007 CSL Announcement of Opportunity (Deadline SEPT 4, 2007)" »
NOAA Climate Program FY08 Grants
The NOAA Climate Program FY08 funding opportunity has been posted at http://www.climate.noaa.gov/opportunities/ OAR-CPO-2008-2000994 Competition ID's (see program elements within Climate Program Announcement "Opportunities" ) The due date for LOI is July 23, 2007 The due date for full proposals is September 24, 2007. Please use the following instructions:
Continue reading " NOAA Climate Program FY08 Grants: Jul 23 due date" »
Due to Jorgeann Hiebert - Wednesay, May 9, 2007
OAR is now accepting SBIR subtopics. Please note that there have been some changes to the process and there are requirements to be met that are new.
The U.S. CLIVAR Project Office is coordinating a new activity to provide support for research into the physical and dynamical mechanisms leading to drought and the mechanisms through which drought may change as climate changes. This new program, Drought in Coupled Models Project (DRICOMP), focuses on evaluation of a variety of existing model products to address issues such as the roles of the oceans and the seasonal cycle in drought, the impacts of drought on water availability, and distinctions between drought and drying. Several CLIVAR and Climate Change Science Program agencies, NSF, NOAA, NASA, and DOE, plan, subject to the availability of funds, to support 15-20 one-year awards at $30,000 as supplements or small grants to PIs for this research. The full announcement can be viewed at www.usclivar.org
The opportunity provides funds for organizations to assess and integrate Earth science data into
national/regional decision support systems that the organizations (and
the users they support) employ in their decision making processes.
The proposals are due May 25th. The solicitation asks for Notices of
Intent (NOI) by March 15th -- NOIs are preferred but optional,
especially given the timing. We expect to fund about 20 projects for 3
years, and each project is approx. $240K-320K per year for three years.
Preapplication due March 22, 2007. APPLICATION DUE DATE: May 7, 2007.
http://www.sc.doe.gov/grants/FAPN07-24.html
This Notice requests applications for grants, both new and renewal that address the ARM goal of improving the accuracy of climate model simulations by enhancing the representation of cloud and radiation processes in climate models. The research areas of interest include the development of algorithms for retrieving the required measurements from ARM instruments, studies utilizing ARM data to improve the understanding of cloud and radiation physical processes, the translation of process study results into process models and parameterizations, and the incorporation of the submodels into climate models. Research to develop tools and methodologies for making ARM data more useful for the development and testing of climate models is especially encouraged. Modeling areas of interest include convection triggering conditions, closure assumptions, mechanisms and magnitudes of convective and mesoscale updrafts and downdrafts, convection-PBL interactions, and interactions of 3-D cloud and radiative processes.