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How can the private sector in the United States leverage big data…

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        CTBTO has a lot of analysts
        
        But very few sit down to analyze every event
        
        But broader trends are not usually drawn out by the analysts
        
        It's scientists who get together and analyze datasets made available by the CTBTO
        
        What applications does the IMS dataset provide to private organizations?
        
        And how can these private sector organizations legally access to this data?
        
        Hypothesis: by involving more stakeholders (pvt sector stakeholders) in the United States (beyond the scientific/nuclear security community) in the work of the CTBTO, there will be increased support for CTBT in the U.S., which will strengthen the norm against nuclear testing and
        
        Getting private sector involved will add a layer of protection against funding cuts
        
        Maintaining IMS is in business interest of a corporation, then that corporation can send over a representative to the Congressman's office to share the message that the company benefits from IMS and doesn't want to see the CTBTO's budget cut
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      - Radionuclide
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      - an unlikely scenario
      - Despite no ratification, U.S. still contributes the largest portion of budget
      - What are some ways to ensure that U.S. remains invested in the organization?
        
        Put IMS data to work