Through the annual Environmental Data Science (EDS) summit, NCEAS brings 100 environmental data science community members to Santa Barbara, CA for a two and a half day "un-conference" event. Funding (including travel, fees, and lodging) is covered for up to 60 participants. Attendance is open to EDS practitioners from any sector, discipline, background, or career stage.
NEON staff will be present at the 2025 Society for Freshwater Science Annual Meeting, in San Juan, Puerto Rico. This year's theme is Expanding Horizons: Freshwaters from mountains to the sea.
There will be a NEON booth/table, a NEON data skills workshop, presentations, and engagement with the NSF Emerge fellows.
NEON's Samantha Weintraub-Leff will attend and present at the annual user meeting of the Molecular Observation Network program, run by DOE's Pacific Northwest National Lab.
NEON staff will be attending and engaging at the American Geophysical Union Fall Meeting, December 9-13, 2024, in Washington, DC.
There will be a Battelle booth in the Exhibit Hall where you will be able to find information on NEON and other Battelle-managed programs! See below for a schedule of NEON-led sessions, talks, or workshops.
This three-day hybrid conference will bring together leaders from around the world to tackle some of the biggest data challenges and questions we face today, to share new ideas and explore best practices in using data. With the theme ‘Sustainable Science’, the 23rd Plenary edition will be held in a hybrid format with in-person and online audience. Learn more on the meeting website.
NEON is an organizational member of RDA, and staff will be attending with an organized session.
"For the past 50 years, NAA’s Natural Areas Conference has gathered federal, tribal, state, regional, and local natural areas practitioners from national nonprofit organizations, private industry, and academic institutions in order to foster communication and collaboration that can lead to progress in connection to challenges in the management of natural areas." - Learn more on the conference website.
This meeting is open to any eddy covariance enthusiast, including early career scientists! Presentations and breakout discussions will be open to virtual attendees as much as technically feasible. Some agenda items (site visits, in-person poster session, conference dinner) will not be accessible to virtual attendees. Virtual attendance will be free. An all-virtual poster session will take place on Sep 10, giving all attendees a chance to come together.
"Since 1991, the GYE Biennial Scientific Conference has been a critical forum for sharing science between researchers, land and resource managers, conservation groups, tribal communities, the public, and other stakeholders with a common interest in understanding the region’s natural and cultural resources. The fall 2024 conference coincides with the GYCC’s 60th Anniversary. This milestone is an occasion to reflect on the research and conservation accomplishments that have brought us to the present day.
