Coweeta LTER Data Catalog

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ID	Data Set Title	Type	Category	Year	Investigator	Affiliation
1002	Habitat suitability and the distribution of species.	One	Terrestrial	1998	Ron Pulliam	University of Georgia
1003	Seedling recruitment in artificial gaps.	One	Terrestrial	1993	Brian Beckage James Clark	Duke University
1004	Growth mortality relationships for southern Appalachian trees.	One	Terrestrial	1995	James Clark Peter Wyckoff	Duke University Guilford College
1005	Tree seedling densities across an elevation and moisture gradient.	One	Terrestrial	1996	James Clark J. Hillerislambers	Duke University
1006	Seed bank densities across an environmental gradient.	One	Terrestrial	1995	James Clark J. Hillerislambers	Duke University
1007	Rhododendron maximum cover across an elevation gradient.	One	Terrestrial	1997	James Clark J. Hillerislambers	Duke University
1008	Seed production and dispersal.	One	Terrestrial	1991	James Clark	Duke University
1010	Cross site decomposition of leaf litter in terrestrial and aquatic habitats CWT and LUQ 2000.	One	Terrestrial	2000	David Coleman Mark Hunter Catherine Pringle	University of Georgia
1011	Coweeta Climate.	One	Terrestrial	1935 (Ongoing)	Lloyd Swift	USDA Forest Service
1012	Gradient throughfall (thrufall) collection.	One	Terrestrial	1992	Wayne Swank	USDA Forest Service
1013	Terrestrial Gradient Microclimate Measurements.	One	Terrestrial	1991 (Ongoing)	Lloyd Swift	USDA Forest Service University of Georgia
1014	Nitrogen transformation along an elevational and vegetative gradient.	One	Terrestrial	1991	Jennifer Knoepp	USDA Forest Service
1015	Litterfall on elevational gradient.	One	Terrestrial	1992	Bruce Haines D.A. Crossley	University of Georgia
1016	Litterfall on elevational gradient.	One	Terrestrial	1994	Bruce Haines D.A. Crossley	University of Georgia
1017	Litterfall on the elevational gradient.	One	Terrestrial	1995	Bruce Haines D.A. Crossley	University of Georgia
1018	Litterfall on the elevational gradient.	One	Terrestrial	1995	Bruce Haines D.A. Crossley	University of Georgia
1019	Litterfall on the elevational gradient.	One	Terrestrial	1995	Bruce Haines D.A. Crossley	University of Georgia
1020	Litterfall on the elevational gradient.	One	Terrestrial	1996	Bruce Haines D.A. Crossley	University of Georgia
1021	Litterfall on the elevational gradient.	One	Terrestrial	1996	Bruce Haines D.A. Crossley	University of Georgia
1022	Gradient dendrometer band measurements.	One	Terrestrial	1992	James Vose Brian Kloeppel	USDA Forest Service University of Georgia
1023	Gradient soil moisture measurements.	One	Terrestrial	1991	James Vose	USDA Forest Service
1024	Fine root dynamics along an elevational gradient in the southern Appalachian mountains - 1993.	One	Terrestrial	1993	Bruce Haines JP Davis	University of Georgia
1025	Fine root dynamics along an elevational gradient in the southern Appalachian mountains - 1994.	One	Terrestrial	1994	Bruce Haines JP Davis	University of Georgia
1026	Fine root dynamics along an elevational gradient in the southern Appalachian mountains - 1994.	One	Terrestrial	1994	Bruce Haines JP Davis	University of Georgia
1027	Fine root dynamics along an elevational gradient in the southern Appalachian mountains - 1994.	One	Terrestrial	1994	Bruce Haines JP Davis	University of Georgia
1028	Canopy gradient thrufall.	One	Terrestrial	1996	Barbara Reynolds Mark Hunter	UNC Asheville University of Georgia
1029	Canopy gradient frass.	One	Terrestrial	1996	Barbara Reynolds Mark Hunter	UNC Asheville University of Georgia
1030	Soil chemistry along the canopy gradient.	One	Terrestrial	1996	Barbara Reynolds Mark Hunter	UNC Asheville University of Georgia
1031	Coweeta terrestrial gradient tree growth survey.	One	Terrestrial	1991 (Ongoing)	James Clark Brian Kloeppel Brian Beckage Philip Radtke	Duke University University of Georgia Virginia Tech University of Vermont University of Minn.
1032	Gap microclimate measurements.	One	Terrestrial	1993	James Vose Barry Clinton	USDA Forest Service
1033	Gap dendrometer band measurements.	One	Terrestrial	1992	James Vose Barry Clinton	USDA Forest Service
1034	Gap soil moisture.	One	Terrestrial	1993	Barry Clinton	USDA Forest Service
1035	Gap PAR - photosynthetic active radiation.	One	Terrestrial	1993	Barry Clinton	USDA Forest Service
1036	Effects of Hurricane Opal on foliar chemistry and insect herbivores.	One	Terrestrial	1997	Mark Hunter	University of Georgia
1037	Probing the mechanisms by which subcanopy evergreen shrubs inhibit tree seedling recruitment.	One	Terrestrial	1999	Barry Clinton Erik Nilsen	USDA Forest Service Virginia Tech
1038	Environmental heterogeneity in resource availability and species coexistence.	One	Terrestrial	1997	Brian Beckage James Clark	Duke University
1039	Franklin, North Carolina Climate: Macon Middle School Location.	One	Terrestrial	2000 (Ongoing)	Brian Kloeppel Robert McCollum	University of Georgia USDA Forest Service
1040	Continuously measured forest soil moisture at four sites in the Coweeta basin.	One	Terrestrial	2000	Brian Kloeppel Paul Bolstad	University of Georgia University of Minn.
1042	Georgia and western North Carolina survey of native ant populations.	One	Terrestrial	2000	Reid Ipser	University of Georgia
1043	Trapping system for longhorn beetles.	One	Terrestrial	2000	Daniel Miller	USDA Forest Service
1044	Population estimates of Appalachian salamanders.	One	Terrestrial	1976 (Ongoing)	R. Haven Wiley	UNC Chapel Hill
1046	Response of soil microarthropods to canopy gap formation.	One	Terrestrial	2000	Barbara Reynolds Stephanie Madson	UNC Asheville University of Georgia
1047	Effects of urban land-use on leaf litter decomposition.	One	Terrestrial	2001	Pavao-Zuckerman	University of Georgia
1048	GIS Locations gradient plot corners.	One	Terrestrial	2000	Brian Kloeppel	University of Georgia
1049	The influence of climate on clay genesis rates and mineralogy in the southern Blue Ridge Mountains: geochemical mass balance and implications for mudrock mineralogy as an indicator of paleoclimate.	One	Terrestrial	2001	Jason Price Michael Velbel	Michigan State
1050	GPS locations of permanent climate and precipitation stations at coweeta hydrologic laboratory.	One	Terrestrial	2001	Brian Kloeppel	University of Georgia
1052	Soil water chemistry (lysimeters) on the terrestrial gradient project.	One	Terrestrial	1993	Wayne Swank Brian Kloeppel	USDA Forest Service University of Georgia
1054	Soil respiration in treatment boxes on canopy gradient sites.	One	Terrestrial	1997	Barbara Reynolds Mark Hunter	UNC Asheville University of Georgia
1055	Soil respiration at resin bag sites on canopy gradient sites.	One	Terrestrial	1997	Barbara Reynolds Mark Hunter	UNC Asheville University of Georgia
1056	Soil respiration at resin bag sites on canopy gradient sites.	One	Terrestrial	1998	Barbara Reynolds Mark Hunter	UNC Asheville University of Georgia
1057	Nematodes in canopy gradient sites.	One	Terrestrial	1997	Barbara Reynolds Mark Hunter	UNC Asheville University of Georgia
1058	Nematode functional groups in quadrat treatments on canopy gradient plots.	One	Terrestrial	1998	Barbara Reynolds Mark Hunter	UNC Asheville University of Georgia
1059	Litter decomposition in canopy gradient plots.	One	Terrestrial	1996	Barbara Reynolds Mark Hunter	UNC Asheville University of Georgia
1060	Litter decomposition in quadrat treatments along elevation gradient for canopy herbivore input study.	One	Terrestrial	1997	Barbara Reynolds Mark Hunter	UNC Asheville University of Georgia
1062	Variation in the relative effects of top-down and bottom-up forces on herbivores and herbivory along an elevational gradient in the southern Appalachian Mountains.	One	Terrestrial	2001	Mark Hunter	University of Georgia
1063	Nests - pests - and parasite fest.	One	Terrestrial	2001	Paige Carithers	Western Carolina
1064	Watersheds One and Seventeen - White Pine survey.	One	Terrestrial	2001	Brian Kloeppel Aaron Cooper	University of Georgia NC State University
1066	Nematode total numbers in greenfall and litterfall exclusion quadrat treatments on canopy plots.	One	Terrestrial	1998	Barbara Reynolds Mark Hunter	UNC Asheville University of Georgia
1069	Examining the potential effects of phytophagous insect frass on forest nitrogen cycling.	One	Terrestrial	2001	Mark Hunter Christopher Frost	University of Georgia
1070	Measuring forest canopy structure and aboveground biomass with a 3-D laser scanner.	One	Terrestrial	2001	Philip Radtke Britt Boucher	Virginia Tech
1071	Documenting echolocation by northern short-tailed shrews (Blarina brevicauda) through Anabat and time-expansion techniques.	One	Terrestrial	2002	Karen Francl S. Castleberry Mark Ford	University of Georgia
1072	Modeling Viability of Avian Populations in the Southern Appalachians: Potential impacts of Climate Change.	One	Terrestrial	2002	David Buehler Daniel Kim Eric Linder Kathleen Franzreb	USDA Forest Service University of Tenn. Mississippi State
1073	Coweeta Watershed One Litter and Soil Temperature for White Pine Decomposition Study.	One	Terrestrial	2002	Brian Kloeppel Lisa Mazzarelli	University of Georgia NC State University
1074	Beetles and their yeast endosymbionts from basidiocarp habitats.	One	Terrestrial	2002	Joe McHugh Meredith Blackwell	University of Georgia LSU
1075	Salamander Plethodon Population/Diversity survey along an Elevation Gradient.	One	Terrestrial	2002	Jacqueline M. Doyle	College of Wooster
1078	Summary of lysimeter ion concentrations at Coweeta Watershed One.	One	Terrestrial	1985	Wayne Swank	USDA Forest Service
1079	Bulk throughfall at Coweeta White Pine - Watershed One.	One	Terrestrial	1985	Wayne Swank	USDA Forest Service
1080	Bulk stemflow at Coweeta Hardwoods - Watershed Two.	One	Terrestrial	1985	Wayne Swank	USDA Forest Service
1081	Bulk throughfall at Coweeta Hardwoods - Watershed Two.	One	Terrestrial	1985	Wayne Swank	USDA Forest Service
1082	Bulk stemflow at Coweeta White Pine - Watershed One.	One	Terrestrial	1985	Wayne Swank	USDA Forest Service
1083	Remeasurement of permanent hectare plots - Hocking College 1998.	One	Terrestrial	1998	Barry Clinton	USDA Forest Service
1085	The Influence of Life History Traits on Patterns of Holocene Migration and Geographic Distribution of Forest Herbs in the Berberidaceae Liliacea and Ranunculaceae.	One	Terrestrial	2003	Jesse Bellemare	Cornell University
1086	Recruitment potential of southern and local tree species.	One	Terrestrial	2003	James Clark Ines Ibanez	Duke University
1087	Wide-angle reflextion studies of the Blue Ridge Province - southern Appalachians.	One	Terrestrial	2003	Robert Hawman	University of Georgia
1088	Comparison of polyphenol degrading enzyme activities between forest types and soil horizons.	One	Terrestrial	2003	Ron Hendrick Nina Wurzburger	University of Georgia
1089	Molecular evolution and speciation in the Antrodiaetus unicolor species complex (Araneae, Mygalomorphae, Antrodiaetidae).	One	Terrestrial	2003	Brent Hendrixson Jason Bond	Eastern Carolina
1090	Forest floor mass and nutrient content by layer in Coweeta white pine watershed 1.	One	Terrestrial	2001	Brian Kloeppel Lisa Mazzarelli	University of Georgia
1091	Litter decomposition rates and litter nutrient content in Coweeta white pine watershed 1.	One	Terrestrial	2001	Brian Kloeppel Lisa Mazzarelli	University of Georgia
1092	Herb coverage on southern pine beetle and non-southern pine beetle impacted permanent plots in Coweeta white pine watershed 1.	One	Terrestrial	2001	Brian Kloeppel Lisa Mazzarelli	University of Georgia
1093	Seedling regeneration density on southern pine beetle and non-southern pine beetle impacted permanent plots in Coweeta white pine watershed 1.	One	Terrestrial	2001	Brian Kloeppel Lisa Mazzarelli	University of Georgia
1094	Photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) on southern pine beetle and non-southern pine beetle impacted permanent plots in Coweeta white pine watershed 1.	One	Terrestrial	2002	Brian Kloeppel Lisa Mazzarelli	University of Georgia
1095	Percent soil moisture on southern pine beetle and non-southern pine beetle impacted permanent plots in Coweeta white pine watershed 1.	One	Terrestrial	2002	Brian Kloeppel Lisa Mazzarelli	University of Georgia
1096	Physical characteristics and GPS data for 21 permanent plots in Coweeta white pine watershed 1.	One	Terrestrial	2002	Brian Kloeppel Lisa Mazzarelli	University of Georgia
1099	Development of Bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis) as an Identity-Preserved Phyto-Pharmaceutical Crop for Western North Carolina.	One	Terrestrial	2004	David Danehower	NC State University
1100	Causes and effects of ant community structure in Hemlock Forests.	One	Terrestrial	2005	Aimee Classen Nathan Sanders Aaron Ellison	Oak Ridge Nat. Lab. University of Tenn. Harvard Forest
1101	The vertical distribution arbuscular, ericoid, and ectomycorrhizae in a forest soil: correlations with soil and p distribution and root topology.	One	Terrestrial	2001	Ron Hendrick	University of Georgia
1104	Western North Carolina Small Mammal Inventory.	One	Terrestrial	2005	Scott Bosworth Chris McGrath	NC Wildlife Resources Commission
1105	Elevational gradient in ant diversity.	One	Terrestrial	2005	Nathan Sanders Robert Dunn JP Lessard	University of Tenn.
1108	The assessment of the relative importance of competitive interactions and abiotic environment in structuring ground-dwelling ant communities along an elevational gradient.	One	Terrestrial	2005	Nathan Sanders JP Lessard	University of Tenn.
1109	South-facing slopes and the fundamental niche of shade tolerant evergreen herbs.	One	Terrestrial	2006	Robert J. Warren, II Ron Pulliam	University of Georgia
1114	Forest gap continuous soil moisture.	Two	Terrestrial	2007 (Ongoing)	Brian Kloeppel James Clark Greg Zausen	University of Georgia Duke University
1115	Are ecosystem dynamics governed by direct or indirect effects associated with the loss of foundation species?	Two	Terrestrial	2007 (Ongoing)	Aimee Clausen Nathan Sanders Aaron Ellison Nicholas Gotelli	University of Tennessee
Type Two	How rapidly does the activity of microbial communities acclimate to ambient temperature?	Two	Terrestrial	2007 (Ongoing)	Mark A. Bradford Christian A. Davis	University of Georgia
Type Two	Studying multiple predator groups in leaf litter: how do ant-spider interactions and abiotic factors interact to structure leaf-litter community diversity and processes?	Two	Terrestrial	2007 (Ongoing)	Tara Sackett Nathan Sanders	University of Tennessee
Type One	How do ants affect litter dwelling arthropod communities, and are interactions modulated by litter depth and altitude?	One	Terrestrial	2008 (Ongoing)	Tara Sackett	University of Tennessee at Knoxville
2000	Microclimate.	One	Riparian	1994	Alan Yeakley	Portland State
2001	Dissolved organic carbon.	One	Riparian	1993	Alan Yeakley	Portland State
2002	Soil Moisture - TDR.	One	Riparian	1993	Alan Yeakley	Portland State
2003	Litter decomposition.	One	Riparian	1993	David Coleman Christina Wright	University of Georgia
2004	Microbial biomass.	One	Riparian	1994	David Coleman Christina Wright	University of Georgia
2005	The effects of rhododendron removal and hurricane windthrow upon the decomposition of rhododendron maximum and quercus prinus litter.	One	Riparian	1993	David Coleman Christina Wright	University of Georgia
2006	Riparian litterfall.	One	Riparian	1993	David Coleman Christina Wright	University of Georgia
2007	Riparian zone seedling establishment - growth - dynamics - and the influence of Rhododendron maximum.	One	Riparian	1997 (Ongoing)	Brian Kloeppel David Coleman	University of Georgia
2008	Soil phosphorus fractionation.	One	Riparian	1996	David Coleman Christina Wright	University of Georgia
2010	Soil water chemstry - lysimeters.	One	Riparian	1993	Alan Yeakley	Portland State
2011	Litter decomposition in the hillslope-riparian study.	One	Riparian	1998	David Coleman	University of Georgia
2012	Population