Caleb Slemmons

Caleb is currently in a split role at NEON shared between Field Science and the Terrestrial Instrument System (TIS) Science Team. For Field Science, Caleb maintains NEON flux towers and soil sensor arrays in the Great Lakes Domain. For the TIS Science team, Caleb focuses on Observatory TIS monitoring and data quality improvement /optimization for the eddy covariance gas system. 

Caleb earned a Masters in Environmental Science from Miami University and gained initial experience operating a long-term weather station at the Miami Ecology Research Center. Prior to joining NEON in 2014, he worked as a Research Associate at the University of Maine deploying small-format, remote weather stations utilized in blueberry disease forecasting.

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