NEON
General Information
Web Address
Description of Network
The National Science Foundation's National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) is a continental-scale observation facility operated by Battelle and designed to collect long-term open access ecological data to better understand how U.S. ecosystems are changing. The comprehensive data, spatial extent and remote sensing technology provided by NEON will enable a large and diverse user community to tackle new questions at scales not accessible to previous generations of ecologists.
Belongs to
Verified member sites on DEIMS
81 sites:
| Harvard Forest & Quabbin Watershed NEON (HARV) |
| Healy NEON (HEAL) |
| Jornada Experimental Range NEON (JORN) |
| Kings Creek NEON (KING) |
| Konza Prairie Agroecosystem NEON (KONA) |
| Konza Prairie Biological Station NEON (KONZ) |
| Lajas Experimental Station NEON (LAJA) |
| Lake Barco NEON (BARC) |
| Lake Suggs NEON (SUGGS) |
| LeConte Creek NEON (LECO) |
Observed Properties
| biological diversity | Researched by 1 sites |
| heat flux | Researched by 1 sites |
| soil heat flux | Researched by 1 sites |
| microbial diversity | Researched by 1 sites |
| heat flow | Researched by 1 sites |
| nitrogen content | Researched by 1 sites |
| snow depth | Researched by 1 sites |
*This page is generated automatically using the available information on DEIMS.org describing the sites in this network/RI. Sites that are not documented on DEIMS are not featured on this page. We cannot therefore guarantee that this page will always reflect the actual list of sites for the network/RI.