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Project Administration

 

Project Administration Guidelines (, 69 KB)
This document presents a framework for the management and administration of the FCE LTER.

Organizational Charts
The organizational charts show the governance and organization of the FCE LTER program.
FCE III (2012-2018) Organizational Chart
FCE II (2006-2012) Organizational Chart
FCE I (2000-2006) Organizational Chart
 
 

FCE III (2012-2018) Organizational Chart

The third phase of the Florida Coastal Everglades LTER Program (FCE III) is organized into Working Groups and Cross-Cutting Themes which reflect our major research themes. The Internal Executive Committee (IEC) is responsible for giving the lead Principal Investigator advice, assistance, and recommendations related to program governance and policies.

Click on a name on the chart to view the person's researcher profile.


FCE LTER Internal Executive Committee (IEC) FCE III

  • 10 voting members
  • 7 non-voting members
  • 2 outside advisors







    • Four Core Research Area Working Groups

    Each Working Group has 2 Co-Leads and one Co-Lead must be a member of the FCE IEC

    Biogeochemical Cycling Working Group

  • Steve Davis
  • John Kominoski

    • Primary Production Working Group

  • Tiffany Troxler
  • Victor Rivera-Monroy

    • Organic Matter Dynamics Working Group

  • Rudolf Jaffé
  • Bill Anderson

    • Trophic Dynamics Working Group

  • Mike Heithaus
  • Joel Trexler

    • Four Cross-Cutting Theme Groups

    Each Cross-Cutting Group has 1 Lead who is also a member of the FCE IEC

    Water Cross-Cutting Theme

  • René Price
  • Laura Ogden

    • Carbon Cross-Cutting Theme

  • Jim Fourqurean
  • Jose Fuentes

    • Legacies Cross-Cutting Theme

  • Henry Briceno
  • Rinku Roy-Chowdhury

    • Scenarios Cross-Cutting Theme

  • Mark Rains
  • Carl Fitz




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