Presentation of LTER Network Office Implementation for Strategic Plan. March 1, 2005.
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2004 LTER Network Office Annual Report
A Report from the Network Office of the U.S. Long Term Ecological Research Network for work accomplished in Year 2 of DEB-0236154 December 16, 2004
MYProxy Provides Authentication Capabilities for Grid Projects
Article in GRID today by Trish Barker of NCSA talks about LTER partnership in Grid Pilot Study. August 8, 2005.
Fall 2005 Technology Committee Report
Report of the LTER Technology Committee, Fall, 2005. Submitted by John Vande Castle, Committee Chair.
Draft Prospectus for LTER Children’s Book Series
Draft title for series: The Schoolyard Series of NSF’s Long Term Ecological Research Network. Identifies the major LTER network themes for development in the children’s book series.
LTER Children’s Book Series: Education Outreach Guidelines
Description of how to use LTER Children’s Book Series in the classroom.
2005 Publications Committee Report
Publications Committee Report Fall 2005. Committee: Phil Robertson (chair), Alan Knapp, Dave Foster, John Magnuson, Thomas McOwiti
Fall 2005 Climate Committee Report
Climate Committee Report, 2005 Fall Coordinating Committee Meeting at VCR LTER. Submitted by Douglas G. Goodin, Committee Chair.
DataBits Newsletter, Fall 2005
After most of the LTER sites have produced their Ecological Metadata Language (EML) packages up to Level 3, the subject still occupies a main line in our agendas. Not only do we want to share our methods to achieve this task with other communities, but we want to study the lessons that have we learned… Read more »
LTER 2006 renewal proposal guidelines letter to PIs
Instructions for the LTER renewal proposals that are due at NSF on 1 February 2006 via Fastlane.
These instructions are the same as those used for the renewal competition in 2002 and 2004 and your 2003 mid-term site review.
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