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Paper: Defining Long Term Goals and Setting Priorities for Education and Public Outreach
Volume: 272, The Future of Solar System Exploration, 2003-2013: Community Contributions to the NRC Solar System Exploration Decadal Survey
Page: 393
Authors: Grier, J.A.; Atkinson, D.H.; Barlow, N.G.; Griffin, I.P.; Hoffman, J.P.; Kelly-Serrato, B.A.; Keszthelyi, L.P.; Klein, M.J.; Klug, S.L.; Kolvoord, R.A.; Lanagan, P.D.; Lebofsky, L.A.; Lien, D.J.; Lindstrom, M.M.; Lopes, R.M.C.; Lowes, L.L.; Manifold, J.D.; Mastrapa, R.M.E.; Milazzo, M.P.; Miner, E.D.; Morris-Smith, P.A.; Rivkin, A.S.; Runyon, C.J.; Sohus, A.M.; Urquhart, M.L.; Vasavada, A.R.; Warasila, R.L.; Withers, P.G.; Wood, C.A.
Abstract: The Education and Public Outreach Panel for the 2003-2013 Decadal Survey has generated this report to assist NASA and the planetary sciences community with planning and prioritization of E/PO activities. We recognize the significant achievements of the NASA Office of Space Science (OSS) E/PO efforts in recent years which address many of the issues noted in this report. The key issues identified by the panel are: Communication, Scientist Involvement, Public Relations, Access to Resources, Underrepresented Groups, Leveraging, and Feedback to the Decadal Survey. Recommendations have been made in each of these key areas to enhance E/PO activities through the years 2003-2013. Also included are suggestions for maintaining future capabilities in several areas including Workforce Development and Teacher Training.
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