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commercialisationIndustry or otherresearch users andbasis of interactionType and location ofactivityNature and scale of benefitsto end-usersActual or expectedbenefit to userDepartment ofEnvironment andHeritage, AustralianGreenhouse Office(Supporting partner)Working group to formulateAustralian Governmentresponse to IPCC 4AR,hosted at BOM, MelbourneWell-founded scientific basisfor responseDepartment ofEnvironment andHeritage, AustralianGreenhouse Office(Supporting partner)Participation in ResearchUsers’ Forum, CanberraIncreased awareness ofprojected risks associated withclimate changeContribution towardsthe objectives of theAustralian ClimateChange ScienceProgramDepartment ofEnvironment andHeritage, AustralianGreenhouse Office(Supporting partner)Staff briefing on HockeyStick curve (Tas vanOmmen)Increased understanding ofthe science behind the publicdebateContribution towardsthe objectives of theAustralian ClimateChange ScienceProgramDepartment ofEnvironment andHeritage, AustralianGreenhouse Office(Supporting partner)Commissioned projecton Ocean Acidification($109,608 ex GST).Hobart.Increased readiness to adaptto projected risksContribution towardsthe objectives of theAustralian ClimateChange ScienceProgramDepartment ofEnvironment andHeritage, AustralianGreenhouse Office(Supporting partner)Commissioned projecton high-precision timingon past climate events($40,500 ex GST). Hobart.Increased readiness to adaptto projected risksDepartment of ForeignAffairs and Trade (Nonparticipant)Participation in ResearchUsers’ Forum, CanberraIncreased awareness ofprojected risks associated withclimate changeDepartment ofForeign Affairs andTrade – AusAid (Nonparticipant)Participation in ResearchUsers’ Forum, CanberraIncreased awareness ofprojected risks associated withclimate changeEsk Water (Nonparticipant)Consultation on impact ofclimate change to theirbusinessIncreased sensitivity toprojected risksGeoscience Australia(Non-participant)Participation in ResearchUsers’ Forum, CanberraIncreased awareness ofprojected risks associated withclimate changeGippsland Coastal Board(Non-participant)Gippsland Coastal StudyUnderstanding coastalvulnerability at a detailed locallevel.‘The Board sees thiswork as invaluable... A number of otherstakeholders areparticularly interestedand bodies at theState and Nationallevel are extremelyinterested in theresults ...’Hobart Water (Nonparticipant)Consultation on impact ofclimate change to theirbusinessIncreased sensitivity toprojected risksInsurance AustraliaGroup (Non-participant)Participation inEnvironmental CRC’s forum;provided speakers to ACECRC symposium; receivedpresentation to senior riskexecutives.Awareness of the contributionof the Antarctic tounderstanding of the risk ofinsured weather events16 Antarctic Climate & Ecosystems CRC - Annual Report 2005-06
commercialisationIndustry or otherresearch users andbasis of interactionType and location ofactivityNature and scale of benefitsto end-usersActual or expectedbenefit to userLocal GovernmentAssociation of Tasmania(Non-participant)Consultation on impact ofclimate change on LocalGovernment in TasmaniaIncreased sensitivity toprojected risksRoyal Australian Navy(Non-participant)Participation in ResearchUsers’ Forum, CanberraIncreased awareness ofprojected risks associated withclimate changeTasmanian Departmentof Primary Industriesand Water (Nonparticipant)Joint hosting of day longworkshop on Sea Level Riseand Extreme Events, HobartIncreased awareness of risksand adaptation issues‘I look forward tocontinuing our strongrelationship throughjoint work such as[this workshop]. Ibelieve that throughsuch collaboration,the business needsof our organisationsand our clients will begreatly enhanced.’Tasmanian Departmentof Primary Industriesand Water (Nonparticipant)Coordination of Sea LevelRise Reference Group,HobartAccess to expert andcurrent advice on emergingdevelopments in understandingof sea-level riseTasmanian Farmers andGraziers Association(Non-participant)Consultation on impact ofclimate change to theirbusinessIncreased sensitivity toprojected risksVineyards Associationof Tasmania (Nonparticipant)Consultation on impact ofclimate change to theirbusinessIncreased sensitivity toprojected risksAntarctic Climate & Ecosystems CRC - Annual Report 2005-06 17
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