Google Drive of Tutorials and Metrics Outputs:
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1BgUdBmG7pYesBapZX5zhipXH20_DeuX2
Agenda
1:30-1:50 PM Overview Slides
1:50-2:00 PM Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/R656DCN
2:00-2:15 PM quantmod tutorial
2:15-2:30 PM Fourier tutorial
2:30-2:45 PM wavelets/cross-wavelets tutorial
2:45-3PM Discussion
Sign up for CyVerse account at https://user.cyverse.org/
Enroll at CyVerse workshop page at https://user.cyverse.org/workshops/115
Sign up for NEON account and token following https://www.neonscience.org/resources/learning-hub/tutorials/neon-api-tokens-tutorial
Contribute to our community guidelines to create an inclusive learning environment during the workshop https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JNzA4iCAQbF9cgEUWV3Jn8BNtDDiyO0qpl8vv20z37Y/edit?usp=sharing
This second of three workshops is a ‘data jam’ breakout session! We will start with allowing folks to troubleshoot models and generate metrics for the three time-series approaches. Then, we will begin with lightning talks of de novo time-series analyses of long-term data from across multiple sites.
Google Drive of Tutorials and Metrics Outputs:
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1BgUdBmG7pYesBapZX5zhipXH20_DeuX2
Pulse Metrics Database here
Agenda
1:30-2:30 PM Troubleshooting code & assistance with models
2:30-3:00 PM Lightning Talks
Sign-up for a lightning talk
Lightning talk template
Block 1- Drought (~45 min)
5-min lightning talks:
o Melinda Smith: Surprising variability in productivity losses with extreme drought in grasslands globally
o Sarah Evans: KBS Rainout Experiment: Using land use history and soil manipulation to probe mechanisms of drought resilience
o Amy Churchill: Impacts of summer drought in mesic savanna grasslands and old-fields at Cedar Creek
Brief Q & A, all speakers
Discussion 1 – groups of ~4. Prompts:
========5-10 min break=========
Block 2- Variability/deluge (~45 min)
5-min lightning talks:
o Jennifer Rudgers: Interactions among nonstationary climate variables: Mean X Variance Experiment at SEV LTER
o Alan Knapp: Intensification of the hydrologic cycle - How will ecosystems respond to more, less, and novel patterns of rainfall?
o Caitlin Broderick: Long-term rainfall history drives legacies in tallgrass prairie ecosystem functioning
o Tim Ohlert: Where does variability matter for grassland production?
Brief Q & A, all speakers
Discussion 2 – groups of ~4. Prompts:
Report out to entire group
What unvoiced perspectives, questions, issues and/or comments do you have? Do you or your lab or your site have LTER amplicon, genomic, transcriptomic, metagenomic or metatranscriptomic data sets? Are you interested in working together to generate more resources for the LTER microbial ecology community. Please let us know - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iZ5RVcCc81DaycuslAMYr22tA5xSQQaRqt2H1RAJb7g/edit?usp=sharing
This third and final workshop will begin with more lightning talks of de novo time-series analyses of long-term data from the ‘data jam’ breakouts from the second workshop. Following these presentations, we will have a discussion of product development opportunities that consider best-practice analytical approaches to long-term data, integration of long-term data from multiple networks within and outside the US LTER, and how to compare long-term data from different temporal and spatial scales. Finally, this workshop will end with six strategic breakout groups working on (i) troubleshooting data generated from the three-day workshop, (ii) site and climate data, (iii) pulse metrics and methods, (iv) manuscript conceptual development, (v) figures & cross-site results, and (vi) synthesis proposal development.
Google Drive of Tutorials and Metrics Outputs:
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1BgUdBmG7pYesBapZX5zhipXH20_DeuX2
Pulse Metrics Database here
Agenda
1:30-2:00 PM Lightning Talks
2:00-2:20 PM Brainstorming, Data Synthesis & Emerging Themes
2:20-3:00 PM Breakout Groups (recruit 3 additional leaders from Day 2)
1. Model Troubleshooting
2. Tables and text of Site Data & Climate Data
3. Metric Variables & Methods
4. Manuscript Introduction & Background
5. Figures & Cross-Site results
6. Proposal development (12 in-person groups) - October 12 deadline
Thank you for your interest in this workshop! This workshop is meant to be a working session to synthesize some of the ideas from various synergistic workshops that precede it at the All Scientists Meeting. Our experience from past ASMs is that really great ideas are generated during all the workshops and many times you need just a bit more time to get those ideas to a place where they will still keep your interest and investment once you return home from the conference to a full inbox and your regular day-to-day obligations.
We want this workshop to be a time for you to work on some of the ideas generated from workshops at this meeting related to harmonizing and synthesizing data across ecological observatory networks (e.g., NEON, LTER, LTAR, CZO, etc.). Here is a suggested list of workshops that you might attend at this meeting that we could build off. Please note that we have coordinated with the leaders of these other workshops to make sure that they are okay with us using this as a space to further synergize and synthesize ideas.
- Synthesis through Harmonized Data Track-01: Using harmonized LTER and NEON biodiversity data (ecocomDP)
- Synthesis through Harmonized Data Track-02: Harmonized data resources and experiences/lessons learned
- Biodiversity and ecosystem function across networks and scale
- Harmonized microbial community data
As you are thinking about the idea of synthesizing harmonized data across networks at this meeting, feel free to jot down products that you would be interested in working on into this document. At the beginning of the workshop, we will visit these and determine what one(s) we want to pursue during our workshop time. Our goal will be for each sub-group to have a defined plan of action for how to move their product/project forward by the end of the session.
Things to do before the workshop:
1) Check out at least one of the other suggested workshops listed above.
2) Add to the Google doc of products/projects sub-groups could work on during this session.
3) Contribute to our Community Guidelines document to create an inclusive environment where people feel safe sharing ideas and working together. We will go over these guidelines at the beginning of our workshop to make sure we are all on the same page.
