Active GCE CommitteesGCE Advisory CommitteeDescriptionThis committee advises the GCE-LTER program on research approaches and priorities in conjunction with annual project meetings and proposal submissions. Mailing list: GCEADVISE-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU Current MembersElizabeth Borer, University of Minnesota Patrick Megonigal, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center GCE Disturbance CommitteeDescriptionThis committee plans and oversees GCE4 Disturbance Scape research Mailing list: GCE-DISTURB-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU Current MembersMerryl Alber, University of Georgia Clark Alexander, Skidaway Institute of Oceanography Christine Angelini, University of Florida Adrian Burd, University of Georgia Jeb Byers, University of Georgia Chris Craft, Indiana University at Bloomington Christine Hladik, Georgia Southern University Joel Kostka, Georgia Institute of Technology Christof Meile, University of Georgia Deepak Mishra, University of Georgia Jessica O'Connell, Colorado State University Craig Osenberg, University of Georgia Steve Pennings, University of Houston John Schalles, Creighton University Joe Schubauer-Berigan, Adjunct Faculty, Univ. of Cincinnati, Biol Dept Amanda Spivak, University of Georgia Sydney Williams, University of Florida GCE Executive CommitteeDescriptionFull power in the management of GCE-LTER affairs is vested in the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee has power to authorize action on behalf of the GCE-LTER, elect a Chairperson, assign areas of responsibility within the Executive Committee, delegate tasks to Project Investigators, create committees, plan and oversee GCE-LTER research, allocate funds, and otherwise administer the affairs of the GCE-LTER. A record of motions passed by the Executive Committee is posted on the project web site. Additional information: GCE bylaws Mailing list: GCEEXEC-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU Current MembersMerryl Alber, University of Georgia (chair) Adrian Burd, University of Georgia Daniela Di Iorio, University of Georgia Steve Pennings, University of Houston Adam Sapp, University of Georgia Amanda Spivak, University of Georgia GCE Flux Tower CommitteeDescriptionThis committee oversees the GCE eddy covariance flux tower and related instrumentation in the marsh off the Duplin River Additional information: Project Description Mailing list: GCE-FLUX-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU Current MembersMerryl Alber, University of Georgia Wei-Jun Cai, University of Delaware David Cotten, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Daniela Di Iorio, University of Georgia (co-chair) Peter Hawman, University of Georgia Chuck Hopkinson, University of Georgia Christof Meile, University of Georgia Deepak Mishra, University of Georgia (co-chair) Caroline Narron, University of Georgia Jessica O'Connell, Colorado State University Steve Pennings, University of Houston Adam Sapp, University of Georgia Wade Sheldon, University of Georgia Amanda Spivak, University of Georgia GCE Information Management CommitteeDescriptionThis committee consists of GCE-LTER Information Management staff Current MembersAdam Sapp, University of Georgia (Lead IM) Wade Sheldon, University of Georgia (IT Support) GCE Predator Exclusion Experiment CommitteeDescriptionThis committee oversees the GCE3 predator exclusion study Mailing list: GCE-CRAB-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU Current MembersMerryl Alber, University of Georgia Christine Angelini, University of Florida Jeb Byers, University of Georgia Chris Craft, Indiana University at Bloomington Craig Osenberg, University of Georgia Steve Pennings, University of Houston Brian Silliman, Duke University Amanda Spivak, University of Georgia High Marsh Experiment CommitteeDescriptionThe committee oversees the GCE-LTER High Marsh Experiment Additional information: Project Description Mailing list: GCE-HIGHMARSH-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU Current MembersMerryl Alber, University of Georgia Clark Alexander, Skidaway Institute of Oceanography Christine Angelini, University of Florida Jeb Byers, University of Georgia Chris Craft, Indiana University at Bloomington Christof Meile, University of Georgia Steve Pennings, University of Houston Alicia Wilson, University of South Carolina LTER Network-wide Committee MembersDescriptionThese are the GCE representatives to LTER network-wide committees. Current MembersEamon Hennessy, University of Houston (Graduate Student Committee) Nik Heynen, University of Georgia (DEI Committee) Steve Pennings, University of Houston (Education Committee) Adam Sapp, University of Georgia (IM Committee) Salinity Monitoring CommitteeDescriptionThis committee oversees the continuous salinity, temperature and water level monitoring network (sonde moorings) deployed across the GCE domain. Additional information: GCE salinity monitoring program Current MembersDaniela Di Iorio, University of Georgia (chair) Steve Pennings, University of Houston Adam Sapp, University of Georgia SALTEx Experiment CommitteeDescriptionThis committee oversees the Seawater Addition Long Term Experiment (SALTEx), a long-term field experiment that we recently initiated in a Zizaniopsis marsh in the Altamaha River. Additional information: Project Description Mailing list: GCE-SALTEX-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU Current MembersMerryl Alber, University of Georgia Jeb Byers, University of Georgia Chris Craft, Indiana University at Bloomington (lead investigator) Ellen Herbert, Ducks Unlimited Christine Hladik, Georgia Southern University Patricia Medeiros, University of Georgia Steve Pennings, University of Houston Joe Schubauer-Berigan, Adjunct Faculty, Univ. of Cincinnati, Biol Dept Taxonomic Database CommitteeDescriptionThis ad hoc committee is responsible for updating the GCE taxonomic database and providing descriptive photos and ancillary information for species records. Additional information: GCE taxonomic database (species lists) Current MembersSteve Pennings, University of Houston Adam Sapp, University of Georgia John Williams, University of Georgia Marine Institute |
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