Ecology is an data-rich discipline covering
vast temporal and spatial scales. Informatics is critical to
managing, curating, and archiving these data for the future,
making it accessible in a form that it can be used and interpreted
accurately, and producing answers to questions from a community
of researchers, policy makers, and educators. The LTER Network
is actively involved in research and education directed at
the application of information technology specifically to ecological
information systems. Areas of active research include:
- Knowledge Networking
- Harvest Mediated Data Systems
- Metadata Exchange Standards
- Informatics Training
- Managing Sensor Data
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View of the informatics training and software usability lab at LNO |
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Managing Sensor Data in Near Real Time
Environmental Information Management 2008
University of New Mexico
September 10, 2008-September 11, 2008
An open meeting to bring together informatics practitioners, developers and environmental scientists interested in technologies that enable data collection, description, curation, discovery, access, integration and analysis in all disciplines of environmental research.
Information and Registration
Ecoinformatics.Org
Information
Managers Committee
Knowledge Network for Biocomplexity
Databits- IM News
Information
Management Publications
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