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Best laid plans: Prototyping NEON's airborne remote sensing technologies

August 27, 2010

It’s late in the evening and I find myself staring at a weather map of Gainesville, Florida watching green and red blobs move across the computer

NEON in Prototype

June 22, 2010

We've completed the reviews, written the documents, and the last item on our planning agenda is to await FY2011 Congressional budget approval for NSF

NEON Clears Important Hurdle, Awaits Construction Money

May 7, 2010

The National Science Board (NSB), governing body of the National Science Foundation (NSF), has authorized the NSF Director, at his discretion, to make

USGS Colloquium: Dave Schimel on "The Design of NEON and the Future of Ecological Forecasting"

March 11, 2010

Dave Schimel presented a webcasted talk at the USGS campus in Menlo Park, CA on Feb 8, 2010, called "The Design of NEON and the Future of Ecological

Success for NEON: A $433M Slot in Obama’s Budget Plans

February 2, 2010

NEON staff and colleagues celebrated a major achievement on Monday when the Obama Administration’s Fiscal Year (FY) 2011 budget request to Congress

Finding of No Significant Impact on NEON Environmental Assessment

December 15, 2009

In Fall 2009 NSF prepared an Environmental Assessment (EA) that evaluated the potential environmental and socioeconomic impacts associated with

Dr. Jim Collins on NEON: Are you ready?

October 14, 2009

In this presentation, Dr. James P. Collins presented a compelling vision for how NEON fits into US plans to address environmental challenges in the

Blue Ribbon Review Panel Reports on the NEON Observatory Design

March 24, 2009

In February 2009, a review team led by Dr. Alan P. Covich completed a rigorous assessment of NEON's science implementation plan and scientific scope

NEON Concludes Site Assessments

November 2, 2008

Science staff from the National Ecological Observatory Network have now completed detailed site assessments of all 20 candidate core sites chosen for

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