PDF Version of LTER Network Data Access Policy Revision 3, Data Access Requirements, and General Data Use Agreement Revised by James Brunt, Peter McCartney, Stuart Gage, and Don Henshaw, October 2004, in response to a request from the LTER Network Information System Advisory Committee, approved by the LTER Coordinating Committee April, 2005.
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LTER Network Office Publications
List of the LTER Numbered series publications.
Network News Vol. 18 No. 1 Spring 2005
New portal for the LTER Network Newsletter. Top Stories: NSF Director Dr. Arden Bement praises LTER, Planning Grant Activities, 2005 LTER Mini-Symposium.
Spring 2005 Coordinating Committee Meeting Minutes
Minutes from Spring 2005 Coordinating Committee Meeting in Key Largo, Florida, April 6-7, 2005.
Climate Committee Report Spring 2005
2005 Spring Coordinating Committee report, Key Largo, FL Submitted by Douglas G. Goodin, Committee Chair
LTER Network Data Access Policy 2005
This policy is retained for historical purposes. It has been replaced by 2012 and 2017 revisions to the policy.
DataBits Newsletter, Spring 2005
Table of Contents Following years of efforts in developing a Network Information System (NIS), LTER information managers report on two of its completed components: CLIMDB/HYDRODB and Network All-Site Bibliography. More recently, the LTER sites started the process of exporting their metadata databases into Ecological Metadata Language (EML), a “metadata specification developed by the ecology discipline… Read more »
Spring 2005 International Committee Report
US-LTER International Committee Report to the LTER Coordinating Committee, Spring 2005 meeting 30 March 2005 Prepared by Patrick Bourgeron for the US-LTER International Committee
Spring 2005 Information Management Committee Report
LTER Information Managers Report to the Coordinating Committee Prepared by IMExec 29 March 2005 Summary of Information Managers Committee (IMC) activities since LTER CC meeting at BNZ / ARC, August 2004.
Spring 2005 Technology Committee Report
Report of the LTER Technology Committee, Spring, 2005 to the LTER Coordinating Committee John Vande Castle, Committee Chair
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