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FSML: Expanded lodging capacity for visiting researchers at the Konza Prairie Biological Station for the enhancement of research and training opportunities

FSML: Expanded lodging capacity for visiting researchers at the Konza Prairie Biological Station for the enhancement of research and training opportunities
FSML:扩大孔扎草原生物站访问研究人员的住宿能力,以增加研究和培训机会
批准号:
1034285
负责人:
John Briggs
金额:
$23.8万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2011
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2011-08-15 至 2014-07-31

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中文摘要
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堪萨斯州立大学获得了一笔拨款,用于在康扎草原生物站(KPBS)建造一座1860平方英尺的牧场式房屋。KPBS是一个3487公顷的保护区,由堪萨斯州立大学生物系管理,致力于长期生态研究、科学教育和草原保护的三重使命。目前,由廉政公署出版的刊物总数已超过1,300份。KPBS是草地研究的主要场所,每年都吸引着各种研究人员、大学班级、艺术家、作家和公众游客。该住宅将包括1个客厅、5个卧室、3个私人浴室、设备齐全的厨房和洗衣设施,并将把KPBS的住宿容量增加62%。该设施将使该站能够支持更多的访问科学家,容纳越来越多的大型站点间研究小组在现场工作,并为长期访客提供更广泛的低成本站点住宿选择。KPBS的研究人员是NEON, LTER和STREON等多个地区,国家和国际研究小组的领导者。新增加的功能将同样增强KPBS?有能力为K-12和公众开展外展活动。KPBS通过创造新知识,包括与政策相关的研究,同时为学生提供机会和培训,从而造福科学和社会。KPBS的广泛研究工作与众多学生和发展中的科学家的教育和培训活动联系在一起,从K-12学生到本科生/研究生和博士后科学家。此外,KPBS每年通过其有组织的教育和外展计划向大约4,300名公众提供服务。这个新设施的增加将使KPBS继续发展成为草原生态学研究和推广的国家和国际资源。
英文摘要
Kansas State University is awarded a grant to construct a 1,860 square-foot ranch-style house on the Konza Prairie Biological Station (KPBS). KPBS is a 3,487 ha preserve managed by the Division of Biology at Kansas State University and dedicated to a three-fold mission of long-term ecological research, science education, and grassland conservation. The total number of publications attributed to KPBS is now over 1,300. KPBS is a premier site for grassland research and attracts a variety of researchers, University classes, artists, writers, and visitors from the general public every year. The house will contain a living room, five bedrooms, three private baths, fully-equipped kitchen, and laundry facilities and will increase the lodging capacity on KPBS by 62%. The facility will enable the station to support additional visiting scientists, accommodate the increasing numbers of larger inter-site research groups working on-site, and provide a wider range of low cost on-site lodging options for longer-term visitors. Researchers at KPBS have been leaders in various regional, national, and international research groups including NEON, LTER and STREON. The new addition will similarly enhance KPBS? ability to conduct outreach activities for K-12 and the general public.The KPBS benefits science and society by creating new knowledge, including policy-relevant research while providing opportunity and training for students. The extensive research efforts on KPBS are linked with numerous educational and training activities for students and developing scientists, from K-12 students to undergraduate/graduate students and post-doctoral scientists. In addition, KPBS reaches approximately 4,300 of the general public annually through its organized educational and outreach programs. The addition of this new facility will allow KPBS to continue to develop as a national and international resource for research and outreach on grassland ecology.
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  • 批准号:
    0075350
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 资助金额:
    $44.28万
  • 财政年份:
    2000
  • 负责人:
    John Briggs
  • 依托单位:
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