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| Svein Tore | Halvorsen | sth@md.dep.no | Organization: Ministry of Climate and Environment (Norway) Department: Department for International Cooperation - Climate and Polar Affairs Title: Adviser Specialties: ecology, population ecology, environmental contaminants Current Research: Arctic environmental and research policy. |
| Heikki | Hamalainen | heikki.hamalainen@joensuu.fi | Organization: University of Eastern Finland Department: Karelian Institute Title: Researcher Specialties: benthic ecology, environmental monitoring, stream ecology Current Research: Stream water acidification and its effects on benthic invertebrates in northern Europe, including arctic areas. |
| Michael | Hambrey | mjh@aber.ac.uk | Organization: Aberystwyth University Department: Centre for Glaciology Title: Professor Emeritus Specialties: glaciology, glacial geology Current Research: Dynamics and structure of Svalbard glaciers. Debris transport and deposition by Svalbard glaciers. Arctic landforms. Precambrian glacial geology of the Arctic/North Atlantic region. |
| M. Jawed | Hameedi | jawed.hameedi@noaa.gov | Organization: U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Department: Office of Ocean Resources Conservation and Assessment (N/ORCA2) Specialties: marine science, pollution, biological oceanography Current Research: Monitoring and assessment of environmental contamination and biological effects of contaminants. Radionuclide Contamination -- US Arctic environment and biota. Petroleum Pollution -- a circum-arctic assessment. Organochlorine and toxic metal contamination -- US Arctic and Russian Far East. |
| Lawrence | Hamilton | lawrence.hamilton@unh.edu | Organization: University of New Hampshire Department: Sociology Department Title: Professor Specialties: human/environment interaction, survey research, data processing/analysis Current Research: Sociology -Migration and demographic change in the circumpolar north -Arctic social indicators -Interdependence among communitites -Climate and resources -Survey research on environmental and climate topics |
| Thomas | Hamilton | thamilto@usgs.gov | Organization: U.S. Geological Survey Department: Branch of Alaskan Geology Title: Scientist Emeritus Specialties: archaeology, glacial geology, periglacial environment Current Research: Dating and correlation of Brooks Range glacial record, northern Alaska. Stratigraphy and paleoecology of middle and late pleistocene glacial lakes in Noatak Valley, NW Alaska. Geology and archeolog9 of limestone caves in SE Alaska. |
| Paul | Hamilton | phamilton@mus-nature.ca | Organization: Canadian Museum of Nature Department: Research Division Title: Senior Research Assistant Specialties: algae, water quality, paleolimnology Current Research: Paleolimnology and paleoclimate reconstructions. Development of Arctic algal flora catalogue. Biodiversity and climate changes in relation to latitudinal changes. |
| Michael | Hammer | mfh@email.arizona.edu | Organization: University of Arizona Department: Department of Ecology and Environmental Biology Title: Research Scientist Specialties: genetics, evolution, anthropology Current Research: Population genetics of Y chromosome in Native peoples of Siberia and America. |
| Michael | Hammill | mike.hammill@dfo-mpo.gc.ca | Organization: Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Bedford Institute of Oceanography Department: Maurice Lamontagne Institute Specialties: ecology, seals, beluga whales Current Research: I am interested in beluga and seals in Arctic regions. I am currently involved in management issues dealing with beluga in northern Quebec waters. Associated research includes aerial survey, satellite telemetry and stock identification. |
| Walter | Hancock | whancock@huskers.unl.edu | Title: electronics supervisor Specialties: electronics, instrumentation, physics Current Research: Power, control and data collection systems for the ice coring drill used for the GISPII project in Greenland and the McMurdo Dome/Taylor Dome project in Antarctica-design, construction, operation. Instrumentation for the NASA thermal probe project in Greenland. Instrumentation for the NSF AMANDA project at South Pole Station, Antarctica. |
| Raymond | Hander | ray_hander@fws.gov | Organization: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Title: Fishery Biologist Specialties: fisheries, salmon, habitat selection Current Research: Project: Estimating freshwater survival and environmental influences on the survival of several Yukon River chum salmon stocks. Two intensive study sites: Chena River, Hodgin’s Slough (28.6 mile Chena Hot Springs Road, Fairbanks, AK) and Tanana River, Bluff Cabin Slough (11 river miles upstream of the confluence of the Tanana and Delta Rivers, Alaska). Examining environmental factors and the influence they may have on developing chum salmon (Oncorhynchus keta) survival in freshwater life stages. |
| W. Penn | Handwerker | handwerker@uconn.edu | Organization: University of Connecticut Department: Department of Anthropology and Community Medicine Specialties: anthropology, Alaska/Russian relations, population ecology Current Research: Social Transition in the North: Joint Russian-American project studying demographic transition, epidemiological transition, and the health implications of social, cultural, and ecological change over the last 50 years. Field sites in NW Alaska and the Aleutians, and in Chukotka and Kamchatka in the Russian Far East. Social, cultural, and evolutionary theory multi-method, multi-site research methodologies power and resource access gender and generational relations. |
| Dieter | Hanelt | dieter.hanelt@uni-hamburg.de | Organization: University of Hamburg Department: Department of Marine Botany - Biological Institute Helgoland Title: Professor Specialties: marine biology Current Research: Photobiology. UV effects on marine organisms due to ozone depletion. |
| John | Hanesiak | johnhanesiak@gmail.com | Organization: Centre of Earth Observation Science (University of Manitoba) Department: Clayton H. Ridell Faculty of Environment, Earth and Resources Title: Professor Specialties: meteorology, meteorological instrumentation Current Research: Precipitation from Elevated Convection at Night, UNSTABLE |
| Catherine | Hanks | chanks@gi.alaska.edu | Organization: University of Alaska Fairbanks Department: Geophysical Institute (GI) Title: Professor Emeritus Specialties: plate tectonics, structural geology, geology Current Research: Distribution and character of fractures in the Lisburne group, Northeastern Brooks Range, Alaska. Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) and geologic reconnaissance in arctic regions. Geological evolution of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR). |
| Catherine | Hanks | clhanks@alaska.edu | Organization: University of Alaska Fairbanks Department: Geophysical Institute (GI) Title: Professor Emeritus Specialties: plate tectonics, structural geology, geology Current Research: Distribution and character of fractures in the Lisburne group, Northeastern Brooks Range, Alaska. Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) and geologic reconnaissance in arctic regions. Geological evolution of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR). |
| Virgene | Hanna | mhanna7@alaska.edu | Organization: University of Alaska Anchorage Department: Institute of Social and Economic Research (ISER) Title: Senior Researcher Specialties: survey research Current Research: Surveys of quota share holders and buyers of halibut and sablefish. Census database: 1970, 1980, 1990. |
| Cecile | Hannay | hannay@ucar.edu | Organization: National Center for Atmospheric Research Department: Frontier Research System for Global Change - IARC Title: Associate Scientist Specialties: atmospheric sciences, climate modeling |
| Chris | Hannibal-Paci | drcpaci@yahoo.com | Organization: Self Title: Manager Specialties: traditional knowledge and wisdom, sustainable development, resource management |
| Peter | Hannigan | peter.hannigan@canada.ca | Organization: Natural Resources Canada Department: Geological Survey of Canada Title: Petroleum Geologist Specialties: geology, energy resources Current Research: Oil and gas resource assessment of frontier offshore basins in Canada. |
| James | Hannigan | jamesw@ucar.edu | Organization: National Center for Atmospheric Research Department: Atmospheric Chemistry, Observations and Modeling Title: Project Scientist Specialties: atmospheric chemistry, remote sensing, trace gases Current Research: Remote sensing of trace gases in the troposphere/stratosphere. Trends in concentrations of stratospheric trace gases. Network for the Detection for Atmospheric Composition Change (NDACC) |
| Dennis | Hansell | dhansell@rsmas.miami.edu | Organization: University of Miami Department: Ocean Sciences Title: Professor Specialties: chemical oceanography, biogeochemistry, biological oceanography Current Research: Biogeochemical cycling of carbon and nitrogen. |
| Roger | Hansell | roger.hansell@utoronto.ca | Organization: University of Toronto Title: Professor Emeritus Specialties: climate change, ecology Current Research: Change in treeline at Churchill, Manitoba. Complex systems analysis and prediction of sudden change. |
| Georg | Hansen | geha@rcn.no | Organization: Norwegian Institute for Air Research Department: Department for Climate and the Environment Title: Senior Research Scientist Specialties: atmospheric physics, climate change, remote sensing Current Research: Arctic ozone loss. Impact of UV radiation on fish stocks. Validation of total ozone and ozone profiles from GOME, POAM III, ENVISAT. |
| Jens Würgler | Hansen | jwh@bios.au.dk | Organization: Danish National Environmental Research Institute Department: Department of Lake and Estuarine Ecology Title: Researcher Specialties: marine microbiology, biogeochemistry Current Research: Interested in arctic ecology in general and employed at a project that studies the ecology from bacteria to walruses in a high-arctic fjord in Northeast Greenland. An objective of this project (CAMP - Change in Arctic Marine Ecology) is to investigate the effects of global warming on an arctic ecosystem. |