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[[TeamOrganization]] | ||
= Team Organization | ||
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Polar View will be prime contractor and responsible for the overall | ||
execution of the proposed activity. The team members and their roles are | ||
as follows: | ||
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- Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) – Coordination of decision | ||
support information for Greenland waters (Baffin Bay, Labrador Sea, | ||
Greenland Sea) | ||
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- Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI) – Coordination of decision | ||
support information for the Baltic Sea. | ||
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- Norwegian Meteorological Institute (MET Norway) – Coordination of | ||
decision support information for the Norwegian Sea and Barents Sea. | ||
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- EOX – Lead for Software and responsible for Polar TEP and Polar | ||
Dashboard platforms. | ||
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- Drift+Noise – Lead for End-users and responsible for the IcySea app | ||
that provides decision information to ships. | ||
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A critical aspect of the proposed work scope is the active and effective | ||
engagement of end-users concerned with polar and Baltic Sea operations. | ||
To this end, an end-user representative group has been established to | ||
provide advice to the technical team, articulate end-user information | ||
requirements, and review agile development output. The members of the | ||
end-user representative group are: | ||
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- International Ice Charting Working Group (IICWG) | ||
- Finnish Transport Infrastructure Agency | ||
- Ponant | ||
- Alfred Wegener Institute | ||
- Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP) | ||
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Polar View has assigned David Arthurs as the Project Manager to lead the | ||
proposed activity. The Project Manager will report to the Technical | ||
Officer assigned by RHEA on all aspects related to the planning and | ||
execution of the project. Where required, the Project Manager will | ||
interface with other contact points at RHEA and ESA. The Project Manager | ||
is supported by the Software and End-User Leads, Stephan Meißl and Lasse | ||
Rabenstein respectively. Each Lead will be responsible for all related | ||
tasks and deliverables and will interface as required with all task | ||
contributors. Figure 1 provides an overview of reporting lines and task | ||
responsibilities. | ||
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Figure 1: Project Team and Reporting Lines TODO | ||
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<<KeyPersonnelRoles>> shows the project team’s key personnel and their roles. | ||
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[[KeyPersonnelRoles]] | ||
.Key Personnel Roles | ||
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| Name | Role | ||
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| David Arthurs | Project Manager | ||
| Till Rasmussen | Liaison, DMI products and services | ||
| Marko Mäkynen | Liaison, FMI products and services | ||
| Øystein Godøy | Liaison, MET Norway products and services | ||
| Stephan Meißl | Software lead | ||
| Lasse Rabenstein | End-Users lead | ||
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