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commercialisationIP managementDuring the period under review, the ACE CRC has not sold, transferred or licensed its IP forcommercialisation.In terms of IP management, the ACE CRC has successfully gained the commitment of its core partnersto improve two fundamental aspects of its IP Management, in line with the National Principles of IPManagement:• Alignment of institutional policies: Consultation with key staff in partners’ Human Resources, Legaland Commercial areas has ensured that the relationship between partner IP policies and those ofthe ACE CRC are well understood. Agreement was reached across all partners on a ‘User Guide tothe ACE CRC’ that explicitly spells out the expectations of partner agencies on their staff assigned tothe ACE CRC.• Management of Contributed IP: The ACE CRC commenced operation without a register ofbackground IP supplied by its partners. During the year under review, core partners were askedto agree to a pragmatic approach to redressing the situation, with a focus on identifying majorcontributed items by project. The proposal was accepted and implementation is underway.The role of the ACE CRC’s IP arrangements in accruing maximum national benefits for our research isnot as critical as it would be in a highly commercial organisation. Nevertheless, our success in workingclosely with our partners to secure a common understanding in these matters adds further strength tothe collaboration necessary to achieve our research goals.14 Antarctic Climate & Ecosystems CRC - Annual Report 2005-06
commercialisationEnd-user involvementMuch of our end-user involvement occurs through collaborative projects and committee work. Theseare detailed later in this report under Research Collaboration. The following table supplements thatinformation. Through our commercial development program, we continue to work with our end-users todetermine the benefit received from involvement with ACE CRC activities.Industry or otherresearch users andbasis of interactionType and location ofactivityNature and scale of benefitsto end-usersActual or expectedbenefit to userABARE (Non-participant)Participation in Researchusers’ Forum, CanberraIncreased awareness ofprojected risks associated withclimate changeAustralian FisheriesManagement Authority(Non-participant)Participation in Researchusers’ Forum, CanberraIncreased awareness ofprojected risks associated withclimate changeAustralian LocalGovernment Association(Non-participant)Participation in Researchusers’ Forum, CanberraIncreased awareness ofprojected risks associated withclimate changeAustralian MarineSafety Authority (Nonparticipant)Participation in Researchusers’ Forum, CanberraIncreased awareness ofprojected risks associated withclimate changeBureau of RuralSciences (Nonparticipant)Participation in Researchusers’ Forum, CanberraIncreased awareness ofprojected risks associated withclimate changeCradle Coast Water(Non-participant)Consultation on impact ofclimate change to theirbusinessIncreased sensitivity toprojected risksCSIRO/UTAS/BoM(Core partners)Development of coremodules for ACCESS – AusCommunity Ocean Modeland TPAC/AAD sea icemodelA state of the art systemscience model for predictingor simulating future climatescenarios and for sea iceforecasts underpinning allAustralian Weather Forecastsby BoMDepartment ofAgriculture andFisheries and Forestry(Non-participant)Participation in Researchusers’ Forum, CanberraIncreased awareness ofprojected risks associated withclimate changeDepartment ofEducation Scienceand Training (Nonparticipant)Participation in ResearchUsers’ Forum, CanberraIncreased awareness ofprojected risks associated withclimate changeDepartment ofEnvironment andHeritage, AustralianAntarctic Division (Corepartner)Participation in Researchusers’ Forum, CanberraIncreased awareness ofprojected risks associated withclimate changeDepartment ofEnvironment andHeritage, AustralianAntarctic Division (Corepartner)Calculation of krill biomassfigures for delivery toCCAMLR (Commissionfor the Conservation ofAntarctic Marine LivingResources) that will enableCCAMLR to revise the catchlimits for the krill fisheryin the South West IndianOcean sector.Increased productivity of krillfishing industryAntarctic Climate & Ecosystems CRC - Annual Report 2005-06 15
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