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Science Seminar: Modeling Misperception of Public Support for Policy

Join Ekaterina Landgren of CIRES / University of Colorado Boulder on April 9, 2024 for their talk, "Modeling Misperception of Public Support for Policy."

The goal of the NEON monthly science seminar series is to build community among researchers at the intersection of ecology, environmental science, and NEON. Specifically, presentations will:

Science Seminar: ecosystem disturbance examined through NEON AOP data


Join us for two talks during the March 12, 2024 Science Seminar:

- Adriana Uscanga, Michigan State University: "A characterization of disturbance trajectories to better predict forest carbon uptake at NEON sites using Landsat and NEON AOP data"

Science Seminar: Using local data to understand ecosystem responses to air pollution and help guide decision-making and future research within national parks

Science Seminar: NEON Data Exploration, Collaboration and Community-building in the Society for Freshwater Science Emerge Program

Science Seminar: Using NEON microbial data to understand selective pressures on soil microbial communities

Science Seminar: The NEON Ecological Forecasting Challenge

Science Seminar: Climate-habitat interactions that control biodiversity change: synthesizing NEON AOP with ground observations


Join Tong Qiu, Penn State University on September 12, 2023 for their talk: "Climate-habitat interactions that control biodiversity change: synthesizing NEON AOP with ground observations."

The goal of the NEON monthly science seminar series is to build community among researchers at the intersection of ecology, environmental science, and NEON. Specifically, presentations will:

Science Seminar: Synergies between the Community Land Model (CLM) and satellite proxies in capturing terrestrial carbon dynamics at NEON sites

Science Seminar: Planet's Hyperspectral Offering: A commercial mission with a public benefit

Science Seminar: Using NEON soil and site properties to evaluate cross-scale freeze-thaw disturbance

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