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INSTAAR AffiliatesScott Munro (on left; TorontoUniversity) introduces VladimirKonovalov (INSTAAR Affiliate,Hydrometeorological Institute,Republic of Uzbekistan) beforehis lecture at the Department ofGeography, Toronto University,Canada, September 2006.EcosystemsRichard BoyceDepartment of Biological Sciences, Northern KentuckyUniversity. PhD: 1990, Yale University. Plant physiologicalecology.Paul BrooksAssistant Professor, Hydrology and Water Resources,University of Arizona. PhD: 1995, University of Colorado atBoulder. Biogeochemical cycling of carbon and nutrients,hydrological linkages between terrestrial and aquatic systems,effects of disturbance on natural systems.Jeff ConnorNatural Resources Specialist, National Park Service, RockyMountain National Park. BA: 1976, Bard College. Invasiveexotic plant and animal management, high-elevation vegetationrestoration, avian species monitoring, recreationalimpact monitoring and mitigation, burn area emergencyrehab, wildlife and vegetation management.Hector GalbraithCEO, Galbraith Environmental Sciences, Boulder, CO. PhD:1986, Glasgow University. Anthropogenic disturbances andarctic/alpine bird and plant communities.Stephen JacksonAssistant Professor, Botany, University of Wyoming. PhD:1983, Indiana University. Verification of the range of vegetationresponses to environmental changes, and delineationof the relationships between modes of response and themagnitudes and rates of environmental forcing.Timothy KittelNatural Resource Ecology Laboratory, Colorado StateUniversity. PhD: 1986, University of California, Davis.Ecological response to climate variability at interannualthrough centennial time scales.James R. McGoodwinDepartment of Anthropology, University of Colorado atBoulder. PhD: 1973, University of Texas. Fisheries, marineand environmental policy; human responses to climatic andenvironmental variability and change.Amy MillerInstitute for Computational Earth Systems Science,University of California–Santa Barbara. PhD: 2002,University of Colorado at Boulder. Plant physiological ecology/ecosystemecology, uptake of organic and inorganicnitrogen by alpine tundra plants.Cynthia NevisonNational Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR). PhD:Stanford University. Ocean nitrogen cycle, nitrous oxidebudget, carbon-nitrogen biogeochemistry, stratosphere-troposphereinteractions.Herman SieveringProfessor, Environmental Science Program & PhysicsDepartment, University of Colorado at Denver. PhD: 1971,University of Illinois. Atmospheric physics and chemistry.Sarah SpauldingResearch Associate, California Academy of Sciences. PhD:1996, Colorado State University. Environmental, geologic,and evolutionary change through paleoecology, systematics,and biogeography of freshwater diatoms.Heidi SteltzerPostdoctoral Research Scientist, Department of ForestSciences, Colorado State University. PhD: 1999, Universityof Colorado at Boulder. Ecosystem development, nutrientretention, and scaling plant effects.Howard E. TaylorResearch Chemist and Project Chief, EnvironmentalAnalytical Chemistry and Water Quality Project, NationalResearch Program, Water Resources Division, U.S. GeologicalSurvey, Boulder, CO. PhD: 1970, Colorado StateUniversity. Water chemistry and trace element analysis.Andrew ToddAquatic specialist, Trout Unlimited. PhD: 2005, Universityof Colorado at Boulder. Biogeochemistry, stream ecology,and human use.48 | PEOPLE
GeophysicsEdmund AndrewsChief River Mechanics Project, National Research Program,U.S. Geological Survey, Denver Federal Center. PhD: 1977,University of California–Berkeley. Sedimentation in alluvialrivers.David B. BahrRegis University, Denver, Colorado. PhD: 1993, Universityof Colorado at Boulder. Glaciology and computer science.Gary ClowChief, Cryospheric Studies Project, U.S. Geological Survey,Earth Surface Dynamics program, Denver Federal Center.Climate observing systems, permafrost, borehole paleothermometry,climate modeling.Andrew G. FountainProfessor, Department of Geology, Portland State University.PhD: 1992, University of Washington. Glacier hydrology.Aslaug GeirsdottirChairman, Department of Geosciences, University ofIceland. PhD: 1988, University of Colorado at Boulder.Glacial geology, sedimentology, quaternary stratigraphy,paleoclimate.Pierre JulienProfessor, Department of Civil Engineering, Colorado StateUniversity. PhD: 1983, Laval University. Hydrology and sedimenttransport modeling.Vladimir G. KonovalovChief, Department of Regional Projects, Central AsianRegional Research, Hydrometeorological Institute, Republicof Uzbekistan. PhD: 1964, Leningrad State University,USSR; 1983, USSR Academy of Sciences, Irkutsk, USSR.Glaciology and hydrometeorology.Irina OvereemAssistant Professor, Delft University of Technology. PhD:2002, Delft University of Technology. Testing fluviodeltaicmodels, sediment supplies in Arctic coastal zones, largeriver systems in monsoonal settings.Scott PeckhamCEO of Rivix. PhD: 1995, University of Colorado at Boulder.Surface water hydrology, geomorphology, scaling analysis,and mathematical modeling.John PitlickAssistant Professor, Department of Geography, University ofColorado at Boulder. PhD: 1988, Colorado State University.Geomorphology and sediment transport modeling.Lincoln PratsonAssistant Professor, Division of Earth & Ocean Sciences,Duke University. PhD: 1993, Columbia University. Marinegeology and geophysics.Past Global ChangeLesleigh AndersonResearch Geologist, U.S. Geological Survey, Earth SurfaceProcesses, Denver Federal Center. PhD: 2005, University ofMassachusetts Amherst. Paleolimnology, oxygen and carbonisotope geochemistry, Holocene paleoclimate and paleohydrologyin Alaska, Yukon, and the western U.S.Larry BensonU.S. Geological Survey, Denver Federal Center. PhD: 1974,Brown University. Quaternary fluctuations of closed basinlakes.Parker E. Calkin Emeritus Professor of Geology, StateUniversity of New York at Buffalo. PhD: 1963, Ohio StateUniversity. Glacial Geology, Geomorphology, QuaternaryGeology.P. Thompson DavisProfessor, Natural Sciences Department, Bentley College.PhD: 1980, University of Colorado at Boulder. Glacial andQuaternary stratigraphy, cosmogenic exposure dating, lacustrinesedimentology, tephrochronology, palynology.Walter DeanMississippi Basin Carbon Project, Branch of RegionalGeochemistry, Research Geologist, U.S. Geological Survey.PhD: 1967, University of New Mexico. Holocene Climatesof the Pacific Coasts Project.Rajiv Sinha (Indian Institute ofTechnology) and Irina Overeem(INSTAAR Affiliate, DelftUniversity of Technology) visit adike in the Ganges River delta,India, December 2006. Sinha andOvereem are collaborators in ajoint Indo-U.S. project, “Largeriver systems in monsoonal settings:response to climatechange.” Photo: H. Reinink (DelftUniversity of Technology).PEOPLE | 49
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