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NEON Program
Open data to understand our ecosystems
About NEON Program
The National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON), operated by Battelle and sponsored by the National Science Foundation, offers open data and infrastructure to study ecological change in the United States. We are headquartered in Boulder, CO; have 81 field sites across the U.S.; and hire hundreds of seasonal field technicians each year. With over 80 field sites across the US collecting standardized data with automated instruments, observational field sampling and remote sensing surveys, NEON provides unprecedented opportunity for scientists and land managers to better understand and predict how and why ecosystems change.
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Presence & Recognition
NEON Program announced that there is still time to register for the NEON Science Seminar presented by Dr. Megan Seeley at Arizona State University on Tuesday, September 8, at 12 p.m. MDT.
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Research & Knowledge
NEON Program researchers Alyson East and Dr. Sydne Record are combining NEON Biorepository specimens, standardized imaging, and AI-enabled analysis to extract biological traits from ground beetles at a continental scale.
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Products & Services
NEON Program and GERI members TERN, SAEON, ICOS, and eLTER developed scalable data-sharing workflows to harmonize drought-related datasets from across multiple continents.
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Presence & Recognition
NEON Program received the Best NEON Presentation Award at ESA 2026 for PhD candidate Alyson E. and her co-researchers using AI-enabled image analysis to transform NEON ground beetle specimens into trait data for continental biodiversity investigations.
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Presence & Recognition
NEON Program announced that the first seminar in the 2026-2027 NEON Science Seminar series is scheduled for Tuesday, September 8, 2026, at 12 p.m. MDT to present
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