The LAGOS research program is a highly collaborative effort that has involved many individuals throughout its history. To date, the 2 main LAGOS database platforms (LAGOS-US and LAGOS-NE) have been created by 2 large interdisciplinary research teams funded by 2 different grants from the US National Science Foundation’s Macrosystems Biology Program. Although other funds have contributed personnel, resources, and of course, data to these efforts, these 2 grants and teams are the primary means by which LAGOS products have been built and made available to date.
Leadership
The LAGOS research program is co-led by Kendra Spence Cheruvelil and Patricia A. Soranno.
Current and Former Members of the LAGOS Teams
Limnology/Ecology/Macrosystems Ecology
Patricia A. Soranno
Kendra Spence Cheruvelil
Ty Wagner
Noah R. Lottig
Emily Stanley
Ian M. McCullough
Patrick J. Hanly
Jean-Francois Lapierre
Sarah M. Collins
Christopher Filstrup
John Downing
Marcella Domka
Danielle Matuszak
Jessica Diaz
Maggie Haite
Arika Hawkins
Jake Namovich (former)
Zhongyao Liang (former)
Katelyn B.S. King (former)
Jemma Stachelek (former)
Nicholas Skaff (former)
Samantha Oliver (former)
C Emi Fergus (former)
Caren Scott (former)
Craig Stow (former)
Mary Bremigan (former)
Emily Henry (former)
Autumn C. Poisson (former)
Allie Shoffner (former)
Ellie Phillips (former)
Lindsie Egedy (former)
Geographic Information Systems Science/Geography
Nicole J. Smith
Katherine E. Webster
Lauren Rodriguez (former)
Alex Blair (former)
Claire Boudreau (former)
Scott Stopyak (former)
Ecoinformatics/Database Administration
Corinna Gries
Arnab Shuvo
Austin Delany (former)
Ed Bissell (former)
Farzan Masrour (former)
Machine Learning & Statistics
Pang-Ning Tan
Jiayu Zhou
Ephraim M. Hanks
Erin M. Schliep
Shirley Rojas
Nathan Wikle
Boyang Liu
Meridith Bartley (former)
Sam Polus (former)
Laura Danila (former)
Qi Wang (former)
Qixing Luo (former)
Shuai Yuan (former)
LAGOS 