NEON Updates

  • Helping Early Career Scientists Leverage the NEON Project

    As the NEON project gets off the ground, NEON project scientists are reaching out to ecologists who are just starting their careers. And for good reason—today's undergrads, grad students and newly minted PhDs are likely to be the prime users of NEON data over the life of the project.

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  • NEON Science Explained Videos Bring Ecology Concepts to Life

    What's the best way to forecast ecological changes? How do botanists measure photosynthesis? And what in the world is eddy covariance? You can find the answers to these and other questions in NEON's Science Explained videos which aim to make the science behind the NEON project simple.

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  • Apply Now for the 2018 NEON-ESA Early Career Scholars (NECS) Program

    Announcing a new opportunity for early career scientists to attend the 2018 ESA conference via a NEON-ESA Early Career Scholars (NECS) program funded by the National Science Foundation to help cultivate and support a diversity of early career scholars and practitioners. 

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Field & Sensor DataLearning OpportunitiesAssignable Assets ProgramAirborne DataField Site AccessInformation for Researchers

Data Portal

Explore and download NEON data collected by automated instruments, observational sampling and remote sensing surveys.

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Data Skills Tutorials

Interested in improving your R and Python skills or learning how to work with our remote sensing data? Explore our free, self-paced online tutorials.

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Information for Researchers

Use NEON data and/or request assignable assets to support your research.

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