Cushing – gCORE Eco Observatories Ecological Observatories MES gCORE, Fall 2010 Judy Cushing Why Ecological Observatories? Where are they? Where do they.

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Cushing – gCORE Eco Observatories Ecological Observatories MES gCORE, Fall 2010 Judy Cushing Why Ecological Observatories? Where are they? Where do they get their data? What issues do observatories face? What do they offer you, and how do you get that? Some data exploration….

Cushing – gCORE Eco Observatories Why Ecological Observatories? Why not just fund ecology, environmental science, environmental studies, research ?

Cushing – gCORE Eco Observatories Where are the Ecology Observatories? 9 NSF-funded* observatories 1.Arctic Observing Network AON # Community Hydrologic Modeling Platform CHyMP # Hydrologic Information System HIS 4.Critical Zone Observatories CZOs Hydro Next-generation Radar HydroNexrad radar- rainfall data for hydrology, hydrometeorology, water resources 6.Long-Term Ecological Research LTER National Ecological Observatory Network NEON Ocean Observing Initiative OOI Water Sustainability & Climate Program WSC *span 5 NSF Directorates: (what are they?) Geoscience GEO, Engineering ENG; Social, Behavioral, Economic Sciences SBE, Biological Sciences BIO, Polar Programs OPP. # CHyMP & HID are both CUAHSI

Cushing – gCORE Eco Observatories Where are the Ecology Observatories? Other Observatories 1. EEON 2. iLTER 3. USGS 4. NASA 5. NCAR 6. Unidata ?? 7. National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC), 8. Stroud Water Research Center ?? 9. Supercomputing Centers 10. Woods Hole Oceanographic Research Center 11. ?? 12. ?? 13. ??

Cushing – gCORE Eco Observatories Where do the Observatories get data? 1.Researchers …. 2.Their own monitoring efforts 3.Citizen Scientists? 4.???

Cushing – gCORE Eco Observatories What issues do the Observatories face? 1.Getting the data 2.Validating the data…. 3.Documenting the data 4.Making it easier to find & use the data…. Visualization Modeling & Analysis

Cushing – gCORE Eco Observatories What do the observatories offer, and how do you get it? Let’s look at one – The LTER Network

Cushing – gCORE Eco Observatories Some data exploration…. The H.J. Andrews LTER Site 1.Marc Harmon is coming…. 2.What data might you want? (consult with your Term Project Affinity Group)