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Primary review, conducted by CFI, was based on the quality of science proposed and the ultimate researcher group. It is, however, only the infrastructure that is funded and an initial operating stage. A major challenge for VENUS is to find subsequent operational funds and to encourage the development of user groups. Thus, to write the proposal we involved the users. Over 30 scientists defined the mandate for VENUS and a subset crafted the proposal that requested funding for cable and seafloor node installations, shore stations and data management development plus some instruments to initiate research activity. The primary objective of VENUS is to support research into seafloor and water column processes at three locations. Data and user policies are in development but our expectation is: i) to provide a 24hour datastream to users; ii) to promote array access for additional instrumentation to funded researchers from any country; and iii) to allow web access to near realtime data from community instruments and as many investigator instruments as possible.

Research Plans for a Mid-Depth Cabled Seafloor Observatory in Western Canada