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specified personnelSpecified personnel as of 30 June 2006Title and Name Role in CRC ContributingOrganisationTime CRC(0.0 - 1.00)Prof Bruce Mapstone Chief Executive Officer ACE CRC 1.00Dr Stephen Rintoul CVC Program Leader CMAR 0.36Dr Andrew Constable AME Program Leader AAD 0.80Dr Thomas Trull CO2 Program Leader / Deputy CEO CMAR/UTAS 1.00Dr John Church SLR Program Leader CMAR 0.64Assoc Prof Marcus Haward Policy Program Leader UTAS 0.50Prof Andrew McMinn Education Program Leader UTAS 0.50Ms Christie Le GoyManager - CommercialDevelopmentDED 1.00Ms Vicki Randell Business Manager ACE CRC 1.00Dr Sandra Zicus(see below)Communications Manager ACE CRC 0.92Changes during 2005-06AppointmentsDr Sandra Zicus, Communications Manager – Commenced appointment 1 August 200586 Antarctic Climate & Ecosystems CRC - Annual Report 2005-06
appendix a: scientific presentationsNational scientific presentationsStaff name Title or topic Type Event LocationAllison IAllison IAn emerging vision of theInternational Polar Year 2007-2008Research initiatives developing withinthe International Polar Year 2007-2008Oral Royal Society of Tasmania Hobart, TASOralAustralian Antarctic DivisionseminarHobart, TASBindoff N Observational evidence for the Oral ACE CRC Symposium Hobart, TASchanging state of the oceansBindoff N Modelling the Southern Ocean Oral CLIVAR Working GroupOcean Model Development,Modelling the Southern OceanHobart, TASChurch JChurch JChurch JWhite NArblaster JConstable ACourt JWarner RCurran MVolcanic eruptions: Their impacts onsea level and oceanic heat contentThe changing ocean: Implications forthe futureOral andposterOralACE CRC SymposiumIndian Ocean ClimateInitiative SymposiumHobart, TASPerth, WA20 th century sea-level rise Oral Greenhouse 2005 Conference Melbourne,VICBioregionalisation of the SouthernOceanComputer simulation of the MertzGlacier tongueIce core records from Amery IceShelfOralACE CRC Workshop onbioregionalisation of theSouthern Ocean (AAD)Hobart, TASPoster ACE CRC Symposium Hobart, TASWorkshop Amery Workshop Hobart, TASCurran M Sea ice proxy records in ice cores Workshop East Antarctic Hobart, TASGriffiths B Primary production in the SouthernOcean: Comparison betweenestimates from the Behrenfeld-Falkowski VGPM model andmeasurementsOral Informal CSIRO presentation Hobart, TASHaward MHall RAustralia’s influence in the ATS Workshop Australia’s Antarctic AgendaWorkshopHaward M Australian Antarctic science Workshop Australia’s Antarctic AgendaWorkshopHaward MHall RKellow AAustralian Antarctic policy Workshop Australia’s Antarctic AgendaWorkshopHobart, TASHobart, TASHobart, TASHaward M Policy Program update Oral ACE CRC Symposium Hobart, TASHaward MSandford RHeil PHirst AHirst AHoward WHoward WCracks in thin ice: The science policygapSea-ice drift & floe-size distributionduring Ice Station POLarstern[ISPOL]CSIRO MK3.5 model: simulations andevaluationCSIRO MK3.5 model: simulations andevaluationHistory and future of the carboncycleHistory and future of the carboncycleOralACE CRC Research UsersForumCanberraACTOral ACE CRC Symposium Hobart, TASOralOralCSIRO CLIMATE AnnualMeetingDepartmental Seminar,Monash UniversitySydney,NSWMelbourne,VICOral ACE CRC Symposium Hobart, TASOralACE CRC Research Users’ForumCanberra,ACTAntarctic Climate & Ecosystems CRC - Annual Report 2005-06 87
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executive summaryResearch by the AC
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governanceThe ACE CRC was successfu
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climate variability & changeProgres
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