MEETING SUMMARY
Meeting Overview

Sep. 23 — Sep. 25 Ending at Noon
Sep. 23 — 8:00 am Registration in foyer outside Crossland Ballroom & hang poster
Sep. 23 — 8:30 am Meeting begins in Crossland Ballroom
Sep. 24 — Early Career Match-up for lunch with Mentor
Sep. 24 — Student Presentation Competition starting at 3:30
Sep. 25 — Data Workshop 1-3pm in Crossland Ballroom
Who attended?

NASA Terrestrial Ecology Community:

  • Current and recently funded TE project leads and members
  • Students supported by NASA Education and Terrestrial Ecology
  • NASA Postdoctural Fellows and New Investigators
  • Data Partners
  • Related Missions, Applications, Technology, etc.
Objectives
  • Address issues/opportunities within the NASA Terrestrial Ecology Program
  • Gather community input on future directions for the program
  • Review recent scientific accomplishments and milestones
Code of Conduct and Scientific Integrity
NASA HQ leadership and the staff of the Carbon Cycle & Ecosystems Office are committed to providing safe, welcoming, and productive environments in the field and the lab, and at meetings and conferences, and have adopted the American Geophysical Union Meetings Code of Conduct. This Code includes information on:
  • Expected behavior
  • Unacceptable behavior
  • Consequences

If you have any concerns or need an ally, you may contact Peter Griffith, Libby Larson, Liz Hoy, Megan McGroddy, Dan Hodkinson, or Leanne Kendig.

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