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NEON Data in the Classroom: Implementing and Adapting an Open Education NEON Resource “Quantifying the Drivers and Impacts of Natural Disturbance Events-The 2013 Colorado Floods” for the Southern California Classroom.

Author(s): Adriane Clark Jones

Mount Saint Mary's University

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Natural disasters and subsequent ecological disturbance events illustrate the complexity of problems in ecology and environmental science, and can be used as effective teaching tools. Unpacking the diverse real-world factors leading up to events…

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Natural disasters and subsequent ecological disturbance events illustrate the complexity of problems in ecology and environmental science, and can be used as effective teaching tools. Unpacking the diverse real-world factors leading up to events offers op

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Version 1.0 - published on 11 Dec 2018 doi:10.25334/Q4F43W - cite this

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  1. data in the classroom
  2. data interpretation
  3. Temperature Change
  4. precipitation
  5. Palmer Drought Severity Index
  6. Ecological Disturbance
  7. disturbance ecology

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