DataBits: An electronic newsletter for Information Managers. Spring 2001 Featured in this issue: A Custom data management system, International LTER Information Management Workshop, The NASA Scientific Data Purchase Program, and Web-based data entry for dummies.
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LTER 2010 – Establishing Priorities for the LTER Network for the Next Decade
The purpose of this white paper is to refresh and to update the overall aims and mission of the LTER network so as to place its diverse current activities in a clear and consistent context and to develop clear priorities for the future.
DataBits Newsletter, Fall 2001
Reports from information management workshops across the globe, a review of tools for importing structured text files into relational databases, and a comprehensive report on efforts to create a metadata standard for models and data sets from ecological simulation modeling efforts at Luquillo Experimental Forest. DataBits continues as a semi-annual electronic publication of the Long… Read more »
2001 LTER Site Characteristics
Summarizes and compares information between sites, such as number of Pis, average dollar amount per PI, and number of graduate students at each site.
K-12 Education Partnership: Students and Teachers Experiencing LTER
This presentation briefly describes SLTER activities at CWT, CAP, PAL, BNZ, and SEV
The LTER Program: Issues and Strategies at the Network Level
A collection of slides intended to guide the LTER 20-year Review Committee.
2001 Information Managers Meeting Report
Representatives from all 24 LTER sites attended and actively participated in the 2001 LTER Information Managers Meeting in Madison, WI. Other attendees included James Brunt, David Blankman, Owen Eddins, Troy Maddux, Bill Michener, and John VandeCastle from the Network Office , Judy Cushing and Erik Ordway from the Forest Canopy project, Matt Jones from NCEAS, Dick Olson from the Oakridge National Laboratory, Jens Schumacher from the German Biodiversity project at the University of Jena, and Phyllis Adams from the National Park Service.
1998 LTER Network Microbial Ecology Vision Statement
The Vision statement for Microbial Ecology in LTER
Spring 2001 Coordinating Committee Meeting Minutes
Report from the LTER Coordinating Committee Meeting Held at the Central Arizona – Phoenix LTER site April 24-25, 2001
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Engagement Practice Briefs
Crossing boundaries: two new synthesis working groups funded at the LTER
The stunning ecosystems at the SBC LTER
Coastal Connections: Living Life at Two Extremes
Helping students hear the stories that data tell
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