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DataBits Newsletter, Fall 2008

With at least one article in six of the seven categories, there’s plenty to read in this issue of the LTER’s Databits. This Featured Articles section contains an introductory technology guide, a review of this last year’s introduction of video-conferencing practices into the LTER IM community and more. Read two reviews of papers centered on… Read more »

LTER Network Office brochure

This brochure provides a description and a general overview of the LTER Network Office (LNO) and its primary goal—which is to facilitate and support efforts to achieve the goals of the LTER Network. The brochure includes brief outlines of the four core areas of LNO operation—Research Synthesis, Cyberinfrastructure Support, Development and Outreach, and Core Services.

15. Stream Research in the LTER Network

Stream Research in the LTER Network
1993. PDF and Hard-copy.

This report describes stream research (physical, chemical and biological characteristics) as was conducted at 12 sites in the LTER Network in 1993.

While the conceptual framework guiding research differs widely across sites, common themes are considered, including geomorphologic and riparian controls of ecosystem function and response to and recovery from disturbance.

Sevilleta LTER Site brochure

This brochure provides a description and overview of research activities at the Sevilleta LTER.

18: El Nino and Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER) Sites

This monograph is an assembly of papers and presentations made by scientists during a workshop on El Nino and Long Term Ecological Research sites held in September 20, 1993 at the LTER All Scientists Meeting at Estes Park, Colorado. (Available in print only)

9. Long-Term Ecological Research and the Invisible Present (1990)

This BioSciences issue features two important papers with nearly identical titles:
Long-Term Ecological Research and the Invisible Present (1990) by John J. Magnuson and Long-Term Ecological Research and the Invisible Place (1990) by Fredrick J. Swanson and Richard E. Sparks.
Both argue the case for long term ecological observations.

4. 1990s Global Change Action Plan

1990s Global Change Action Plan Utilizing a Network of Ecological Research Sites. This is a report of the proceedings of a workshop held November 1989, in Denver, Colorado. The workshop proposed a plan for an integrated program of research by the existing network of long-term ecological research sites to focus on the causes and effects, and the interactions between terrestrial organisms, ecological processes, and Global Change.

History of revisions to the LTER Bylaws

The LTER Bylaws were created in response to recommendations from the Twenty-year Review of the LTER Program, which took place in 2002. The goal of the bylaws is to institutionalize operational norms for the LTER Network.