Welcome to the Team 4B repository, an integral part of ESIIL and Earth Lab's Forest Carbon Codefest. This repository is the central hub for our team, encompassing our project overview, team member information, codebase, and more...
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eAbX2Mph6QeGwIYAe2epdBoVC8Lv8x2HR6DDHEgojo8/edit?usp=sharing
Group share location on CyVerse: /iplant/home/miguelcleon/group4b
How will shifting climate conditions alter species interactions, and what impications will these changes have for ecosystem stability?
- Access detailed documentation on our GitHub Pages site.
The Team
Dr. Elsa Culler
Educational Trainer, Engineer and Hydrologist at the CU Boulder Earth Lab.
Dr. Hsun-Yi Hsieh
Research Associate at Michigan State University. I work in ecology and environmental data science with a special interest in species interactions.
Miguel Leon
Data Scientist at the University of New Hampshire and Information Manager for the Luquillo LTER. I work with ecologists and other earth and environmental scientists on data analysis and publication through the implementation of the FAIR data standard.
Dr. Yu Liu
Postdoctoral researcher in LSU. I focus on data science and analyses on solving the ecological questions related to biodiversity and environmental conditions.
Dr. Brooke Long-Fox
MorphoBank Data Curation Scientist at Phoenix Bioinformatics and focuses on gender equity for faculty as the ADVANCE Project Coordinator at South Dakota Mines. Brooke is a paleobiologist with experience studying phylogeny and morphology of marine invertebrates.
Dr. Colleen Miller
Postdoctoral fellow at the Institute on the Environment at the University of Minnesota. I am an ecologist and data scientist focused on how global change influences species’ physiology and ecology with experience in entomology and ornithology.
Dr. Pablo Moreno-García
Postdoctoral researcher in LSU (currently transferring to UA). I work mainly on the effects of global change on species interactions, phenology, and phylogenetic and functional diversity, focusing on plant-pollinator interactions.
Dr. Yahn-Jauh Su
Technician in Michigan State University. I work for ecosystem carbon fluxes and pools in agricultural ecosystems and how carbon dynamics respond to disturbance.
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- Data Processing: Scripts for cleaning, merging, and managing datasets.
- Analysis Code: Scripts for data analysis, statistical modeling, etc.
- Visualization: Code for creating figures, charts, and interactive visualizations.
- Regular updates to keep all group members informed and engaged with the project's progress and direction.
- Contributions from all group members are welcome.
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- Document major changes in the meeting notes.
- Review and merge changes through pull requests for oversight.
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