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Appendix C: Biographical Sketches of Committee Members
Appendix C: Biographical Sketches of Committee Members
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Bindpaleoclimate records and the Late Cenozoic evolution schadler include measuring ice velocity and elevation of the Arctic climate both on land and offshore, espe using both visible and radar imagery, monitoring melt cially in the Bering Strait region. She was a member of and snowfall on ice sheets by microwave emissions, of the Arctic Logistics Task Force for the National and detecting changes in ice sheet volume by repeat Science Foundation (NSF)
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She Polar Research Institute and is strongly committed to is currently associate editor of Water Resources Research facilitating international partnerships to advance our and serves on the Executive Committee of the Ameri- understanding of the Arctic system. can Geophysical Union Cryosphere Focus Group.
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represents EWC as an Advisory Panel member on the North Pacific Research Board and on the Indigenous Igor Krupnik, Smithsonian Institute, is curator of People's Council on Marine Mammals (consisting of Arctic and Northern Ethnology collections at the commissions formed to identify and address marine National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian mammal issues of common concerns)
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Her work the structure, composition, and mechanical and electrocurrently focuses on conservation and management magnetic properties of sea ice; formation and statistical of the Arctic marine environment, and marine bio characteristics of pressure ridges; ice-induced gouging diversity beyond national jurisdiction, an area known of the sea floor, bearing capacity and forces exerted by as the "high seas." Ms. Speer conducts advocacy in a moving ice; and application of varied remote sensing variety of international forums to promote integrated, techniques to sea ice problems and general problems ecosystem-based management of human activities on relating to atmosphere-ice-ocean interactions.
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