Welcome LTER Scientists, students and guests:

The 2009 All Scientists Meeting was held at the YMCA of the Rockies in Estes Park, Colorado from September 13 to the 17th.  The Program Committee, working with the LTER Network Office, created a program that by all accounts, formed an exciting and productive meeting.  Six plenary speakers ( Phil Robertson, Jim Collins, Dave Schimel, Bill Clark, Laura Ogden, Carol Brewer), including an evening plenary presentation on the pre-history and future of LTER (Dave Coleman and Henry Gholz).  There were over 75 Working group meetings in seven working group sessions, over 400 posters, four evening mixers, and pre-ASM meetings for information managers, graduate students, education representatives, international attendees, and the LTER Executive Board. Logistics for the meeting are handled by the LTER Network Office in collaboration with The Schneider Group, a company specializing in meeting organization.   Special thanks to Luke Cole (VCR) and Kirsten Schwarz (BES) who designed the ASM Logo!

Working Group Organizers:  Please add your final report  and participant list to your working group information as well as presentations or other meeting materials.  To do this, Log in on the ASM web page, go to your working group and go to the "Edit" tab to update the "Official Participants" and "Products" tab.  Please submit your final report as a PDF - if you have problems converting your document to a PDF, please use the Contact tab on the main web page.

POSTERS:

The poster  list for the printed programs went to the printers on September 3 but can still be submitted.  People submitting late-breaking posters are still welcome to include their titles in the program.  A Poster Abstract is required for each poster submission. 

Note that you need to log into this site with your LTER account information to submit a late breaking Poster Abstractst, or updated Working Group information or see your account information and schedule.  If you don't have a LTER account, follow the instructions from the Login sidebar to request a new account or request a new password if you forgot it on an existing LTER account.

News and Announcements

ASM Plenary Videos Available for Viewing

Video and presentations captured during the ASM plenaries are available for viewing from the media server at this URL:

http://asm.lternet.edu/2009/asm-plenary-videos-available-viewing

Availability will be updated as presenter permissions are obtained.

J Megan Waltz wins Student Poster Contest

Congratulations to J Megan Waltz (KBS) for winning the 2009 ASM Student Poster Contest. Megan’s poster, Predator and pollinator response to flowering strips varies with landscape diversity, came first among 175 student poster entries, enabling her to win a $100 check.

International ecology conference to address integrating science, society, and education for sustainability

Ecology researchers to share ideas and discuss results from long term research

"FINAL" ASM Program

The program content for the 2009 LTER All Scientists Meeting was extracted from the ASM Website on Wednesday Morning, September 9, 2009.  There are still 50 slots available for posters but the poster titles will not appear in the printed program and student poster entries will no longer be included in the Student Poster Competition.  Poster may also not be deleted from the program at this point.   A PDF version of the ASM Program may be downloaded here.

Final" items for the 2009 LTER ASM

We are less than two weeks out from the 2009 LTER ASM and the meeting has come together very well. The ASM webpage is your primary source for information and schedules for the ASM: http://asm.lternet.edu/
There are RSS and Twitter feeds for the meeting which can be found on the main ASM page. Remember to "Sign in" on the ASM page to get access to the full meeting content.

AIBS - Science Policy: How to Inform, Influence, and Communicate with Policymakers

AIBS Evening Plenary Session by Jenna Jadin, AIBS Public Policy Office

Monday September 14 1930

YMCA - LTER All Scientists Meeting - Working Group Room Descriptions

All Working Group Rooms will have a digital projector, screen, flip chart and pens.  Workshop organizers must provide their own display computers and might consider an ethernet cable if you plan to use a wired connection where available. If you need an overhead projector, please advise LNO staff of this need PRIOR to the ASM.   All rooms should have wired phone lines, know numbers are listed. Ad-hoc meeting rooms can be reserved at any time, there will be a sign-up sheet in the "Aspen Dining Room". 

The Pre-History of LTER - Dave Coleman

Plenary Address at the LTER All Scientists Meeting

Sunday, September 13 1900


Dave Coleman
Odum School of Ecology
University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602.

The Pre-History of LTER

Summary:

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