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Indiana University, helped with funding by DOE TCP, manages the AmeriFLUX/FLUXNET tower located in Morgan-Monroe State Forest north of Bloomington, Indiana. The tower is designed to measure CO2, H2O and heat fluxes over a deciduous forest along with collecting other meteorological data. The project is directed by Dr. Danilo Dragoni in collaboration with Drs. JC Randolph, HaPe Schmid and Sue Grimmond.

Graduate student opportunities are currently available and can be inquired by contacting Dr. Dragoni .

The MMSF Crew, Summer 2009. From left: Danilo Dragoni, Bin Deng, Henry Potter, Jessica Howe, Craig Wayson, Lauren Gersbach, Norma Froelich, Sarah Sutton, Steve Scott.

Current People Involved:

  • Visiting Professor: Craig Wayson (SPEA)

  • Instrumentation Scientist: Steve Scott

  • Project Associate: Jessica Howe

  • Graduate Students: Bin Deng, Norma Froelich, Sarah Sutton (SPEA), Lauren Gersbach (SPEA), Stephanie Redick (SPEA).

  • Undergraduate Students: Henry Potter, Phillip Anuta.

  • People Involved In the Past

Partner Projects:

Ecology Group: JC Randolph, SPEA, Indiana University

Group PLS: Sara Pryor [Geography, IU], Rebecca Barthelmie [Geography, IU] Atmospheric Chemistry/Aerosol

Remote Sensing: Faiz Rahman, Geography IU

last update: 08/20/2009 12:18
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