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| First Name | Last Name | ||
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| Laura | Smith | laura.smith@arcticscience.org | Organization: Barrow Arctic Science Consortium Department: ECHO - Nuvuk Project Specialties: archaeology, human/environment interaction, subsistence Current Research: Western Arctic. Marine mammal hunting. Old Whaling. Choris/Norton. Pottery. Lower Alaska Peninsula. Pleistocene/Holocene transition. |
| Roger | Smith | rwsmith@alaska.edu | Organization: University of Alaska Fairbanks Department: Geophysical Institute, Space Physics Title: Emeritus Director Specialties: aeronomy, auroral studies, ionospheric physics Current Research: Studies of dayside auroral dynamics. Studies of magnetospheric imaging. Studies of mesospheric dynamics. Ion drift and ion temperature studies. Studies of upper thermosphere temperatures at the South Pole. |
| David | Smith | dcsmith@gso.uri.edu | Organization: University of Rhode Island Department: Graduate School of Oceanography Specialties: biological oceanography, aquatic microbiology, biogeochemistry Current Research: Characterization of microbial communities residing in deeply buried arctic sediments. |
| Rod | Smith | rodsmith@nrcan.gc.ca | Organization: Natural Resources Canada Department: Natural Resources Canada Title: Research Scientist Specialties: glacial geomorphology, climate change, paleolimnology Current Research: Quaternary geology Banks Island and Tertiary Beaufort Formation |
| Eric | Smith | easmith@u.washington.edu | Organization: University of Washington Department: Department of Anthropology Title: Professor Emeritus Specialties: anthropology, human ecology, demography |
| Sharon | Smith | ssmith@rsmas.miami.edu | Organization: University of Miami Department: Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences – MBF Specialties: biological oceanography, zooplankton Current Research: Ecology of zooplankton of the Bering Sea shelf, the Fram Strait, the Northeast Water Polynya. Ice edge biology. |
| Thomas | Smith | fnts@uaf.edu | Organization: University of Alaska Fairbanks Department: School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences (SFOS) - Seward Marine Center Title: Assistant Director (Marine Superintendent) Specialties: logistics Current Research: Research vessel scheduling |
| Sharon | Smith | ssmith@nrcan.gc.ca | Organization: Natural Resources Canada Department: Terrain Sciences Division - Geological Survey of Canada Title: Permafrost Research Scientist Specialties: permafrost terrains, climate change, environmental sciences Current Research: Permafrost sensitivity to climate change. Compilation of national permafrost and ground temperature databases. Natural gas hydrates. Geographic information system. |
| Paul | Smith | paulallensmith@canada.com | Organization: Trent University Department: Department of Biology Specialties: ornithology, population ecology, seabirds Current Research: Primary interests are in shorebird breeding ecology. Esp. the Red Phalaropes, Phalaropus fulicaria, of Southampton Island. |
| Kevin | Smith | kevin_p_smith@brown.edu | Organization: Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology Department: Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology Title: Deputy Director/Chief Curator Specialties: Archaeology, Social Science/Humanities/Natural Science interface, North Atlantic, archaeological materials analysis Current Research: Colonization, settlement, land-use, and political change in the North Atlantic. My primary research focuses on Iceland, preferring a long-term perspective on change spanning the 9th-19th centuries, rather than an exclusive focus on one period or analytical specialization. Current and active research on the use and interpretation of a Viking Age ritual site within one of Iceland's longest lava caves, on geochemical analyses of Icelandic opals and jaspers, and on the geochemical analysis of pigments used on Icelandic medieval illuminated manuscripts are all parts of a longer-term focus on materiality, mobility, and socio-political change in western Iceland and the North Atlantic. |
| Stacy Lynn | Smith | sstacy33@ims.alaska.edu | Specialties: marine chemistry, organic geochemistry Current Research: Sediment trap work on the Bering Sea shelf. |
| Michele | Smith | michele_smith@brown.edu | Organization: Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology Department: Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology Title: Research Associate Specialties: Archaeological textiles, gender, Norse societies of the Arctic. Current Research: Textiles research in the North Atlantic, Iceland, Greenland, Faroe Islands and Scotland. |
| Jenny Leigh | Smith | jenny.smith@yale.edu | Organization: Yale University Department: Department of History Title: Postdoctoral Associate Specialties: history of science, agriculture, resource management Current Research: Svalbard and Murmansk Oblast |
| David | Smith | dsmith3@d.umn.edu | Organization: University of Minnesota Department: Department of Sociology and Anthropology Specialties: cultural anthropology, ethnology, folklore Current Research: Athabaskan ontology and mythology. |
| Valene | Smith | vsmith@oavax.csuchico.edu | Specialties: cultural anthropology, community development Current Research: Tourism development in circumpolar areas. |
| Joseph | Smith | jpsmith@usna.edu | Organization: U.S. Naval Academy Department: Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences Title: Associate Chair; Associate Professor Specialties: Biogeochemistry Current Research: The Alaska North Slope Material Flux Study (AKMFS), is a multi-year field project sponsored by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Strategic Environmental Research and Development Program (SERDP) The AKMFS is a collaboration between the U.S. Naval Academy Polar Science & Technology Program (USNA-PS&TP), the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Engineer Research & Development Center, Cold Regions Research & Engineering Laboratory (CRREL), Fairbanks, AK, the U.S. Military Academy (USMA), and the U.S. Coast Guard Academy (USCGA). The overall goal of the AKMFS project is to investigate how seasonal-to-interannual variability in landscape-specific source contributions changes surface water chemistry in the Sagavanirktok and Kuparuk Rivers on the North Slope of Alaska and how material and heat fluxes through these rivers change as they flow from the Brooks Range to the Beaufort Sea. |
| Laurence | Smith | laurence_smith@brown.edu | Organization: Brown University Title: John Atwater and Diana Nelson University Professor of Environment and Society Specialties: remote sensing, hydrology, cryosphere Current Research: SAR remote sensing. Russian rivers. Glaciology. |
| Daniel | Smith | dwsmith@ualberta.ca | Organization: University of Alberta Department: Civil and Environmental Engineering Title: Professor and Director Specialties: environmental engineering, wastewater management, water quality Current Research: Public and environmental health protection through water treatment and wastewater treatment are my primary areas of work. I am involved in both areas of research in the prairie provinces and the territories. I also work on the application of advanced oxidation processes for water and wastewater treatment. |
| Howard | Smith | hsmith@ak.blm.gov | Organization: Bureau of Land Management Alaska Department: Northwest Management Team Title: Archaeologist Specialties: archaeology Current Research: Northwest Alaska historic mining archaeology. |
| William | Smoker | ffwws@uaf.edu | Organization: University of Alaska Fairbanks Department: School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences (SFOS) - Juneau Center Specialties: salmon, fish populations, fisheries management Current Research: Conservation Biology of Pacific Salmon. Outbreeding Depression Ocean Ranching of Pacific Salmon. |
| John | Smol | smolj@biology.queensu.ca | Organization: Queen's University Department: Department of Biology Title: Professor Specialties: paleolimnology, limnology, algae Current Research: Limnology and paleolimnology of high arctic islands, as well as Alaska and Siberia. |
| Vasily | Smolyanitsky | vms@aari.nw.ru | Organization: Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute of Roshydromet Department: Laboratory of Sea Ice Climate Manuals Title: Head of Laboratory Specialties: data management, sea ice, physical oceanography Current Research: WMO/IOC JCOMM Expert Team on Sea Ice. WMO project "Global Digital Sea Ice Data Bank." Joint USA-Russian Arctic Sea Ice Atlas on CD-ROM. |
| Steven | Smyth | smyth.s@klondiker.com | Organization: Yukon University Department: Arts and Science Department Title: Adjunct Instructor Specialties: political science Current Research: Yukon Constitution. Comparative research on the constitutional development of Alaska, Yukon, and Greenland. |
| Ian | Snowball | ian.snowball@geol.lu.se | Organization: Lund University Department: Quaternary Geology Department Specialties: quaternary geology, paleomagnetism, paleoclimatology Current Research: Carved-lake sediments as archives of environmental and climate change. |
| Lloyd | Snowdon | snowdon@nrcan.gc.ca | Organization: Natural Resources Canada Department: Geological Survey of Canada - Calgary Title: Research Scientist Specialties: organic geochemistry, environmental chemistry Current Research: Oil source systems in the Liard, Mackenzie Corridor, Eagle Plain, Mackenzie Delta, Beaufort Sea, Sverdrup, and Franklinian Geosyncline Basins. Petroleum generation kinetics with an emphasis on natural gas generation at low levels of thermal stress. Occurrence and stability of permafrost hydrates. Naturally occurring background levels of hydrocarbons such as PAH and petroleum biomarkers in Arctic sediments. |