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Joint Workshop on NASA Biodiversity,
Terrestrial Ecology,
and Related Applied Sciences

August 21-25, 2006,
University of Maryland Inn and Conference Center
3501 University Boulevard East
Adelphi, MD

Our goals for this meeting include:

  • encouraging information exchange,
  • fostering future research collaborations,
  • exposing funded researchers to NASA's program activities and future plans,
  • and receiving input from workshop participants on program content and future plans.

We expect this meeting will help us and our new Carbon Cycle and Ecosystems Management Operations Working Group (MOWG) to prepare for NASA's next science plan and respond to the results of the National Research Council's (NRC) Decadal Survey of Earth science and applications from space.

We also expect the meeting will foster more understanding of, and contribute to planning for, four elements in the Applied Sciences program: agricultural efficiency, carbon management, ecological forecasting and invasive species.

FINAL Summary of Workshop Findings
10-31-06
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