Researchers in the Terrestrial Ecology Observing Systems (TEOS) group use advanced sensing systems to investigate critical ecological processes. Current themes include the integration of simultaneous measurements of multiple processes and the linking of short burst events with long-term trend analysis. We couple human, camera, and sensor measurements to detect ecosystem responses to environmental events ranging from sun flecks to freeze–thaw cycles to monsoonal rains to major storms.

2008 - 2009

Terrestrial Ecology Observing Systems Summary

Terrestrial Ecology Observing Systems (TEOS) Research Projects:

• TEOS 01 - Terrestrial Ecosystem and Imaging Applications: Regulation of plant/microbe dynamics and carbon flux
• TEOS 02 - Avian Nestbox Studies at the James Reserve
• TEOS 03 - EcoPDA for Environmental Applications
• TEOS 04 - Plant Phenology using Ground-Based Cameras
• TEOS 05 - Use of High Dynamic Range Imaging in Ecological Studies
• TEOS 06 - Networked Naturalist
• TEOS 07 - North American Webcams

Full TEOS report including all projects