This section of the website provides a summary of ongoing and completed collaborative GLEON research projects. To view our Project Tracker, click here.
What defines a project as being a GLEON project?
A project may be considered for inclusion in this list when:
- The idea was generated by a GLEON working group
- The project uses GLEON data/tools
- The idea came out of discussions at a GLEON meeting
- The idea came out of discussions in a GLEON forum (or, for example, the GLEON tech list or session at another professional meeting)
- The idea was presented at a GLEON meeting with an open invitation for additional participants
- GLEON is acknowledged in the publication
- GLEON was leveraged to get funding for the work (maybe wrote a letter of support?)
Simply put, anything you consider to be GLEON related or attributed to GLEON ideally should be part of the list. In the spirit of inclusion and transparency, we hope that project leaders, coordinators, and members agree and choose to post their project summaries on Project Tracker.
Project Phases
Projects are tracked by the phase of their life cycle and are color coded as follows:
- Green (established and open to new collaborators)
- Yellow (progressed but may be open to new collaborators in some contexts)
- Red (near completion and no longer open to new collaborators)
- Grey (currently inactive)
- Black (completed)
For more information about GLEON projects or questions about the Project Tracker database, contact us.