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Appendix F: Committee and Staff Biographies
Appendix F: Committee and Staff Biographies
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His research interests include marine optics, bio-optics, radiative trans Robert H Evans is a research professor at the University fer and applications, ocean color remote sensing including of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric atmospheric corrections, and modeling of oceanic primary Sciences (RSMAS)
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until 2008 and continues to be involved in quantitative methods that permit timely access to satellite POGO, currently focusing on its capacity building efforts. remote sensing observations of transient events in the ocean, She is an expert in marine optics and has several years of using imaging infrared sensors and multi-spectral infrared experience working on ocean color algorithm development and color scanner observations.
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Specifically, she is interested in determining the bio- Physics AAAS Congressional Science Fellow. His publicalogical and physical causes of the large chlorophyll blooms tions include research papers in molecular spectroscopy; that often develop in late summer in the oligotrophic Pacific reports for OTA on arms control, Earth remote sensing, and near 30°N.
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