PEOPLE
The US NSF National CZO program consists of more than 400 people, including collaborators. This 400 total does not include most of the undergraduates who help during both the summer and the school year (a fluctuating number). Nor does it include the numerous scientists using CZO-generated data. Per observatory listings of people can be accessed via the "Move laterally" menu below.
Left: Southern Sierra CZO. Right: Christina River Basin CZO.
Contacts
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National Office Director
Penn State
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National Office Coordinator
Science Across Virtual Institutes (SAVI) Staff
Penn State
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Lead-PI, PI Committee Chair
Director
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Outreach-Education
PRI
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Principal Investigators
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Boulder Creek
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Southern Sierra
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Critical Zone Observatories, Eel River, Luquillo, Susquehanna Shale Hills
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Santa Catalina Mountains & Jemez River Basin
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Eel River
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Intensively Managed Landscapes
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Reynolds Creek
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Luquillo
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Santa Catalina Mountains & Jemez River Basin
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Calhoun
National Roles
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GRAD STUDENT
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Cross-CZO INVESTIGATOR, COLLABORATOR
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Cross-CZO INVESTIGATOR, COLLABORATOR
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INVESTIGATOR, STAFF
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STAFF
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Cross-CZO INVESTIGATOR
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STAFF
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STAFF
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INVESTIGATOR, STAFF
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INVESTIGATOR, STAFF
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STAFF
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Cross-CZO INVESTIGATOR, STAFF
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Cross-CZO INVESTIGATOR
Advisory Board and NSF
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Chief Scientist for Hydrology, U.S. Geological Survey
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Program Director, EAR, National Science Foundation
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Professor of Geography, Univ. of California-Santa Barbara
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Research Hydrologist, USDA Forest Service
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Senior Scientist, Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
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Professor, School of the Environment, Washington State
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Assistant professor of Geological and Environmental Sciences, Stanford U.
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Program Director, EAR, National Science Foundation
Critical Zone Profiles
Meet the people doing CZO science
These profiles provide a non-technical introduction to the work CZO People do.
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