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Contact Details
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- Website: http://www.deepreef.org
Employment and Key Achievements
2009-present Research Fellow, James Cook University, Cairns Australia
- Project leader for the new high-resolution depth model for the Great Barrier Reef and Coral Sea
2005-2008 Postdoctorate/Research Officer, James Cook University, Cairns Australia
- Planned and conducted multibeam, shallow seismic, sidescan, sediment sampling, underwater imagery surveys in tropical Australia, the Southwest Pacific and Antarctica
- Provided seabed surveying and data visualisation training for students and university staff
- Generated peer-reviewed scientific articles and reports
2002-2003 Reef ecology/Marine mammal Lecturer, Society Expeditions, Washington USA
- Presented informative and wide-ranging marine science seminars for the general public
- Conducted safe guiding and small boat driving in remote Pacific and Antarctic waters
2001-2005 PhD student, University of Tasmania, Hobart Australia
- Planned and conducted multibeam, shallow seismic, sidescan, sediment sampling, underwater imagery surveys in tropical and temperate Australia and Antarctica
- Generated peer-reviewed scientific articles and reports
1990-2000 Seaman Officer/Hydrographic Officer, Royal Australian Navy
- Planned and conducted multibeam, singlebeam, sidescan surveys in tropical and temperate Australia and the Southwest Pacific
- Generated peer-reviewed reports of surveys
Education
- 2005 Doctor of Philosophy (Environmental Studies), University of Tasmania at Hobart Australia
- 2000 Bachelor of Antarctic Studies (Honours-First Class), University of Tasmania
- 1993 Bachelor of Science (Geology/Marine Biology), James Cook University at Townsville Australia
Honours and Awards
- 2009 Queensland Smart Futures Fellowship Level 2 Award
- 2007 Australian Defence Medal
- 2002 Antarctica Service Medal, United States of America
- 2001-2005 Australian Postgraduate Award, University of Tasmania
- 2000 Defence Force Service Medal with First Clasp
- 1992 Townsville Port Authority Prize in Marine Science, James Cook University
- 1990-1992 Undergraduate Scholarship, Royal Australian Navy
Professional Societies
- Member, American Geophysical Union
- Member, Australian Marine Science Association
- Member, Australian Coral Reef Society
- Member, Australasian Hydrographic Society
- Member, Surveying and Spatial Sciences Institute
Recent Service to Scientific Community
- Reviewer for Deep-Sea Research and Coral Reefs scientific journals 2003-2009
- Participant in Australian-Japan Marine Forum in Townsville 2008
- Conducted coastal multibeam training and data visualisation in Townsville 2006-2007
- Hosted the Caris Ping to Chart world tour at James Cook University in Cairns 2006
Community Engagement Activity
- Present regular marine science seminars for local interest groups
- Developed an educational website featuring ocean mapping projects in the Great Barrier Reef
- Advisor on marine issues for the Cairns and Far North Environment Centre
- Regular speaker on ABC Radio about marine issues and topics
Expedition Experience
- 2008 Carbon Chemistry of the Great Barrier Reef SS092008, RV Southern Surveyor, Coral Sea
- 2008 Collaborative East Antarctic Marine Census Voyage V3, RV Aurora Australis, Antarctica
- 2007 James Cook University Voyage SS0707, RV Southern Surveyor, Coral Sea
- 2007 University of Hawaii Voyage KM0702, RV Kilo Moana, inner Great Barrier Reef
- 2006 Royal Australian Navy Voyage HI427, HMAS Melville, northern Great Barrier Reef
- 2006 Geoscience Australia Voyage SST0106, RV Southern Surveyor, Darwin to Suva
- 2002 Geoscience Australia Voyage 234, RV Franklin, Great Barrier Reef to Gulf of Papua
- 2001 Geoscience Australia Voyage 233, HMAS Melville, eastern Bass Strait
- 2001 National Science Foundation Voyage NBP0101, RV Nathaniel B. Palmer, Antarctica
Additional Information
- Royal Australian Naval Reserve Lieutenant, Maritime Geospace Officer
- Experienced with deep- and shallow-water multibeam, and shallow seismic profiling systems
- Experienced with ENVI, ERMapper, ArcGIS, Fledermaus, Caris HIPS/SIPS, QINSy software
- SSI Certified Professional Hydrographic Surveyor Level 1
- Assoc. Diploma of Engineering in Electronic Systems Maintenance
- Commercial Scuba Diver (AS.2815.1), Commonwealth of Australia
- Coxswains Commercial Boat License, Queensland Transport
- A Class Driver's License, Queensland Transport
- Australian citizenship
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