Additional DYNAMO data policy requires:

• A DYNAMO Data (field observations and associated satellite data, reanalyses, and model
  
  output) Archive Center (DDAC) will be established and maintained by NCAR Earth Observing Laboratory (EOL).

   

• A real-time web-based Field Catalog will be implemented by EOL to assist the planning and
  
  field operation with an overview of the missions carried out during the field campaign.
  
  All participants to the DYNAMO field campaign are required to communicate with EOL on a daily basis
  
  to report status of their real-time data collection and instruments, which will be included in the Field Catalog.
  
  Near real-time Skew-T plots based on atmospheric sounding observations will be provided in the Field Catalog.
  
   
• Within six months following the end of the field campaign, all data shall be promptly provided
  
  by DYNAMO investigators responsible for data acquisition to other DYNAMO investigators
  
  upon request and notification of the intent of data use.
  
   
• All DYNAMO investigators participating in the field campaign are required to submit their
  
  field data to the DDAC no later than six months following the end of the field campaign.
  
   
• During the first 12 months following the end of the field campaign, all DYNAMO data will be
  
  accessible only to DYNAMO investigators to facilitate inter-comparison, quality control
  
  checks and inter-calibrations, as well as an integrated interpretation of the combined data set.
  
  No public release of the data (sharing with non-DYNAMO colleagues, conference
  
  presentations, publications, commercial and media use, etc.) is allowed without the permission
  
  of the DYNAMO PIs who are responsible for collecting the data.
  
   
• Quality control procedures should be carried out by DYNAMO investigators within 12 months
  
  following the end of the field campaign, unless unforeseeable issues emerge. After that,
  
  DYNAMO field data will be made available to the broader scientific community. Any
  
  remaining data quality issues should be made clear in the data documentation files. Improving
  
  DYNAMO data quality will be a continuous effort. The suitability of the released data for
  
  scientific investigations and publications should be decided at the discretion of the DYNAMO
  
  investigators responsible for field data collection and quality control and data users.
  
   
• The authorship decision for publications resulting from using DYNAMO data should follow
  
  the ethic rules of the journals and professional organizations (e.g., AMS, AGU). DYNAMO
  
  investigators responsible for field data collection are encouraged to make contributions to data
  
  analysis and writing of manuscripts, in addition to providing the data, to be co-authors of
  
  publications using DYNAMO data.
  
   
• The following acknowledgements are suggested to be included in all publications using
  
  DYNAMO data: The xxxx data were collected as part of DYNAMO, which was sponsored by
  
  NSF, NOAA, ONR, DOE, NASA, JAMSTEC, [Indian and Australian funding agencies]. The
  
  involvement of the NSF-sponsored National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) Earth
  
  Observing Laboratory (EOL) is acknowledged. [The acquisition of the xxx data was carried
  
  out by YYYY under the support by wwww (if YYYY is not a co-author)]. The data are
  
  archived at the DYNAMO Data Archive Center maintained by NCAR EOL.
  
   
• There will be a CINDY2011 data center at JAMSTEC. The CINDY2011 data center and
  
  DYNAMO data center at EOL will be linked and the accessibility to publicly released data at
  
  either center will be transparent to users.