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2022 LTER All Scientists' Meeting

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Kelsey Yule

Arizona State University
NEON Biorepository Project Manager
Tempe, AZ

biorepo.neonscience.org

I am the Project Manager for the National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) Biorepository at Arizona State University. Ask me about access to the over 100,000 samples and specimens collected by NEON each year and their associated data! I also have expertise related to designing, implementing, and managing biocollections designed for long-term ecological projects.

My Friends

12:00pm PDT

Lunch 01. Crocker Dining Hall

2:00pm PDT

Registration for main meeting 03. Marlin Meeting RoomIsabel Clark • Ginger Gillquist

6:00pm PDT

Dinner 01. Crocker Dining Hall

7:00pm PDT

Registration for main meeting 03. Marlin Meeting RoomGinger Gillquist • Isabel Clark • Marty Downs • Gabe de la Rosa

7:30am PDT

Breakfast 01. Crocker Dining Hall

8:30am PDT

Plenary: Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK): A Seventh Generation Approach to LTER Science and to Fostering Ecological Sustainability and Resiliency 02. Merrill HallCristina Eisenberg

10:30am PDT

Annotating Ecological Data for Discovery and Reuse 09. Evergreen Meeting RoomColin Smith • Margaret O'Brien • Kyle Zollo-Venecek

12:00pm PDT

Lunch 01. Crocker Dining HallJenn Caselle

1:30pm PDT

Justice and Coproduction Track-02: Defining and practicing co-production of knowledge in LTER 08. Scripps Meeting RoomSarah Garlick • Michelle Hale • Tayler Ulbrich

3:30pm PDT

Synthesis through Harmonized Data Track-01: Using harmonized LTER and NEON biodiversity data (ecocomDP) 08. Scripps Meeting RoomEric Sokol • Margaret O'Brien • Sydne Record

6:00pm PDT

Dinner 01. Crocker Dining Hall

7:30pm PDT

Poster Session 18. Fireside/Parking StructureGabe de la Rosa

7:30am PDT

Breakfast 01. Crocker Dining Hall

8:30am PDT

Plenary: From Science to Action: Can comparative biogeochemistry across scales and disciplines provide insights to guide management? 02. Merrill Hall

10:30am PDT

A tool kit to support inclusive mentoring practices 05. Kiln Meeting RoomGretchen Hofmann • Miguel Guillen • Xochitl Clare

12:00pm PDT

Lunch 01. Crocker Dining HallJenn Caselle

1:30pm PDT

Better Monitoring through Uncertainty Analysis 10. Oak ShelterRuth Yanai • John Campbell • Mark Green

3:30pm PDT

Synthesis through Harmonized Data Track-02: Harmonized data resources and experiences/lessons learned 07. Nautilus Meeting RoomCorinna Gries • Christine Laney

5:30pm PDT

Group Photo 21. Hearst Social Hall - back stepsAlex Phillips

6:00pm PDT

Dinner 01. Crocker Dining Hall

7:30am PDT

Breakfast 01. Crocker Dining Hall

8:30am PDT

Plenary: Generations 02. Merrill HallEvelyn Gaiser • Anne Giblin • Forest Isbell • Xochitl Clare

10:30am PDT

Linking traits, genomes, specimens, and images to LTER data 07. Nautilus Meeting RoomGregory Maurer • Corinna Gries

12:00pm PDT

Lunch 01. Crocker Dining HallJenn Caselle

1:30pm PDT

Ecological Forecasting Contests: A Bridge Across Networks 10. Oak ShelterMichael Dietze • Christine Laney

3:30pm PDT

Envisioning Biocollections for Long-Term Ecological Networks 08. Scripps Meeting RoomKelsey Yule • Nico Franz

6:00pm PDT

Farewell Barbecue 20. Campus Circle

7:30am PDT

Breakfast 01. Crocker Dining Hall