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Resolved: NEON Terrestrial Observation System (OS) Base plot subplot renaming

Reconstructing the Mosquito Family Tree with DNA

Addressing Challenges in Wind Forecasting for Tall Turbines Across Regions with Terrain and Land Surface Heterogeneity: Phase 2 of the Lidar Experiments for Assessing Flow over Forests (LEAFF) Campaign
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PI Name
Jerome Fast
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Increasing the understanding of atmospheric dynamics in regions with terrain and land surface heterogeneity, with a focus on wind predictions for tall wind turbines (hub-heights > 90m) in forested areas. Research site: NEON MLBS.

PI Name
Jerome Fast

Field sites
Mountain Lake Biological Station NEON

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PI Affiliation
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Start date
July 1, 2023
End date
July 31, 2025

Incorrect formatting in legacy metagenomic sequencing files

Collaborative Research: MRA: Dew impacts on ecosystem carbon, energy and water fluxes at continental scale - a synthesis across NEON sites
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PI Name
Lixin Wang
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Address the impact dew has on ecosystem function by quantifying dew frequency and magnitude and then assessing how the presence of dew impacts water use and carbon uptake across the terrestrial ecosystems within the NEON network.

PI Name
Lixin Wang

Field sites
Dakota Coteau Field Site NEON
Guánica Forest NEON
Harvard Forest & Quabbin Watershed NEON
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PI Affiliation
Indiana University
Funding Information
NSF 2307257
Start date
May 1, 2024
End date
August 31, 2027

New version of neonOS (1.1.0)

NEON Airborne Observation Platform Takes Flight Again

Change to data products for Periphyton, seston, and phytoplankton collection and chemical properties – creating field composites and adding algal taxonomy vouchering

Update: Survey Deadline - Planned changes to mosquito pathogen status data product (DP1.10041.001)

Crown polygons associated with canopy foliage samples are in a different projection compared to other remote sensing and spatial data from NEON

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