Summary of workshop held during ASM 2006
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Plant community responses to nitrogen enrichment: Results from a cross-site synthesis
This file contains a summary and participant list for an LTER All Scientists Meeting working group entitled Plant community responses to nitrogen enrichment: Results from a cross site synthesis. The working group took place on Saturday Sept. 23, 2006.
Disproportionality, Scale and Human Behaviors in Ecosystems
I am not sure if Morgan Grove sent this in or not, and so to be safe I am attaching a copy of the final report that came from the Disproportionality workshop held at the ASM. Thanks, Pete
Biogeochemical complexity across LTER sites: the what, where and how
This document contains notes from the LTER ASM 2006 Biogeochemical Complexity working group.
Ecosystem Response to changes in climate in cold regimes
Report: Working Group – Ecosystem Response to Changes in Climate in Cold Regimes 21 Sept, 2006
Ecosystem Informatics Education and Research
list of attendees, notes from presentations and notes from discussion for workshop on Ecosystem Informatics Education and Research, which took place on Friday morning 9-12, Sept 22, 2006
LTER DataBits Fall 2006
Featured in this issue: This issue of Databits follows the September, 2006 LTER Information Managers’ Meeting in Estes Park, Colorado. The IM meeting was held in conjunction with the LTER All Scientists’ Meeting and included a number of Information Managers from around the world. In recent years, there has been an emphasis on establishing relationships among members of the International LTER community. This issue of Databits reflects this initiative with contributions from several ILTER participants.
2006.09 Executive Board Meeting Notes
Final version of EB September 2006 meeting minutes. September 20, 2006
Redesigned 2006 LNO Organization Chart
Redesigned LNO Org Chart Handout for 2006 ASM meeting.
2006.09 Executive Board Meeting Notes (VTC)
Minutes for meeting of executive board discussing new bylaws, transition, etc. September 8, 2006.
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