[Enviro-lunch] EnviroLunch (3/16): Jessica Bolis - NEON - a tool for examining continental-scale environmental change

[Rebecca Abney]

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Dear all,

Please support our community in Earth and environmental sciences by attending our weekly events. This week's speaker in our Enviro-lunch brown bag seminar series will be:

Jessica Bolis
National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON)
NEON - a tool for examining continental-scale environmental change


The National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) is a continental data collection system. The observatory consists of 81 sites distributed among 20 eco-climatic domains covering the continental United States, Puerto Rico, Alaska, and Hawaii, all working together to provide open-source, standardized datasets for the next 30 years. Our field staff, in conjunction with in situ and airborne instrumentation, collect a wide variety of data on plants, animals, soils, nutrients, freshwater and the atmosphere. Come learn about our sampling at 5 field sites here in California and the wealth of data that will be available in the coming years.


Where: SE2-302
When: Thursday (March 16th, from 12-1:30PM)


We look forward to seeing you,

Organizers for 2016-17: Rebecca Abney and Fernanda Santos
Faculty coordinator: Asmeret Asefaw Berhe




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