Resources

  • Data - entry point to the LTER data catalog with full metadata descriptions.
  • Documents - historical archive and committee repository.
  • Images from LTER sites and activities.
  • Publications - in the cumulative all-site bibliography.
  • Site Contacts - general and specific contact information for sites.
  • Email Lists - view frequently requested network email lists.
  • EcoTrends - access the EcoTrends project web application.
  • Databits - LTER community information management newsletter.
  • Network News - LTER Network Online Newsletter.
  • Site Profiles - Site information as reflected in the site database.

Timely Links

Update Network Databases

  • Data Portal Tools - easy IM access to PASTA data repository
  • Site Personnel - manage site personnel contact information and site lists.
  • Site Profile - change site contacts and research site attributes.
  • Bibliography - upload and edit site bibliographic entries.
  • Climate/Hydrology - update site metadata and harvest information.
  • Email Lists - view and manage email lists for site and network.
  • Password Reset - request a password reset for access and administration.
  • Some of these links take you 'off-site' and you may have to login again.

2013 LTER Executive Board and Science Council Meeting

Date: 
May 13, 2013 - May 17, 2013
Location: 
New Mexico State University
2995 Knox St
Las Cruces, NM 88003
United States

Mmmmm, PASTA

The LTER Network Information System development team announced the production version of PASTA and the new NIS Data Portal. The system went live on January 11, 2013. Accessible through portal.lternet.edu, PASTA provides a repository

LTER personnel directory gets makeove

LNO staff are working with a contracted programmer to complete a newly designed personnel directory. The directory features web-service interfaces that allow sites to integrate local directory information and manage the Network directory from a local interface.

LTER holds 12th annual mini-symposium at NSF

In late February, the annual LTER mini-symposium took place at the National Science Foundation (NSF), attracting about 100 people (see http://news.lternet.edu/Article2714.html). The symposium coincided

LTER sites coordinate information management approaches

Seven sites (Arctic, Jornada, Luquillo, North Temperate Lakes, McMurdo Dry Valleys, Plum Island, and Sevilleta), in cooperation with the LTER Network Office, have chosen to use Drupal software for information management. The goal for the Drupal Ecological Information Management System (DEIMS)

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