To initiate research projects at Coweeta:
Please
contact Brian Kloeppel or Jim Vose and submit an
online site use /
metadata form. It is our policy to allow research at Coweeta that
does not conflict with ongoing research in space, time, or topic. In
addition, proposed project methods must avoid negative impacts to
organisms, sites, and streams. Submitted site use metadata forms may
be reviewed by pertinent researchers at Coweeta in addition to Jim Vose and Brian Kloeppel. Feel free to contact us regarding any
research project questions that you may have.
Researchers
interested in conducting research at Coweeta Hydrologic Laboratory should
contact:
James Vose | Telephone: 828.524.2128 x 114 |
Email |
Biographical
Sketch
Brian
Kloeppel |
Telephone: 828.524.2128 x 127 |
Email |
Biographical
Sketch
Resources:
Following is an overview of some of the
resources available online to researchers. Since 1937, Coweeta LTER has supported over
two hundred topics of
research.
Coweeta researchers have generated over 1200 publications.
You can now search through and view 1100 of these
complete publications online.
You can also search through 225 Coweeta LTER graduate
theses and
dissertations, dating from 1937.
You can view
biographical
sketches of each of the Coweeta LTER Project Investigators, and access
all of their online data, publications, graduate theses and dissertations
and associated species and samples.
We feature a
number of special collections that include
demographics, species collections
(species list
I and
species list II),
sample archives
and
monthly climate data.
Recognizing that GIS is a critical component to ecological
research over the next decade, Coweeta LTER has made a commitment to
creating a GIS
catalog for the southern Appalachians. You can locate GIS data by
region (Coweeta
Basin,
Little Tennessee, or
French
Broad River collections), or by type (DEM,
DRG,
DOQ or
Historic
Boundary Files) Extensive landcover classifications
will also be coming online in late 2004 and 2005.
Introduction