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| Reinhard | Hesse | reinhard.hesse@mcgill.ca | Organization: McGill University Department: Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences Title: Professor Emeritus Specialties: marine geology, sedimentology, marine geochemistry Current Research: Quaternary geology. Deep-sea depositional systems. Heinrich events. Labrador Sea. Gas hydrates. |
| Dag | Hessen | d.o.hessen@mn.uio.no | Organization: University of Oslo Department: Department of Biology Title: Professor Specialties: aquatic biology, biogeochemistry, limnology Current Research: UV-radiation and affects on aquatic biota (freshwater/marine). Export of organic carbon to aquatic systems linked to global warming. |
| Jay | Hestbeck | Organization: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Department: Department of Forestry and Wildlife Management Holdsworth Natural Resources Center Specialties: bird migration, waterfowl migration, wildlife management Current Research: Pintail migration. Canada Goose population dynamics. Greater Snow Goose migration. |
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| Renée | Hetherington | rhetheri@pgc-gsc.nrcan.gc.ca | Organization: Self Department: Interdisciplinary - University of Victoria - Geological Survey of Canada Title: Ph.D. candidate Specialties: paleogeography, marine invertebrates, geoarchaeology Current Research: Research the application of malacology to a glaciated late-Pleistocene, early-Holocene paleoenvironmental reconstruction of the Queen Charlotte Island, BC region. Interdisciplinary nature of this research facilitates the integration of geographical, marine geological, biological, and archaeological data and utilizes a geographic information system (GIS-ArcInfo) to spatially correlate marine data sampled throughout the region. Fossil molluscs are sampled from marine cores, underwater grab samples and raised beach sites. These data are then analyzed and compared to modern intertidal molluscan distribution and habitat characteristics and used in conjunction with geologic and geomorphologic evidence to reconstruct paleosea levels and paleoenvironments at sampled localities through time. In addition, because intertidal edible molluscs are an accessible, highly nutritious food source, biomass calculations and paleoenvironmental intertpretations are then used to assess the region's ability to sustain an early coastal migrating human population. |
| Georg | Heygster | heygster@uni-bremen.de | Organization: University of Bremen Department: Institute of Environmental Physics - Physical Analysis of Remote Sensing Images (PHAROS) Title: Academic Director Specialties: sea ice, remote sensing Current Research: Remote Sensing of Sea Ice and Polar Atmosphere. |
| Lyle | Hibler | lf_hibler@pnl.gov | Organization: Battelle Marine Sciences Laboratory Title: Environmental Engineer Specialties: environmental engineering Current Research: Contaminant transport modeling in rivers, estuaries and coastal regions. |
| Christian | Hicks | documents43@hotmail.com | Title: Independent Researcher Specialties: Indigenous peoples, history, Native rights Current Research: Recently finished article on Indigenous strategies for poverty alleviation. Will soon be working on impacts of human trafficking on indigenous communities in the Nordic countries and Southwestern US. In the recent past completed work on the impact of Saami political Nordic Indigenous politics. |
| Stephen | Hicock | shicock@uwo.ca | Organization: University of Western Ontario Department: Department of Earth Sciences Title: Professor Specialties: glacial geology, glacial geomorphology, geoclimatology Current Research: Glacial dispersal and Laurentide ice dynamics, Nunavut; Committee Bay Project, Geological Survey of Canada. |
| Christopher | Hiemstra | christopher.a.hiemstra@usace.army.mil | Organization: Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory Title: Research Physical Scientist Specialties: snow, ecology, remote sensing |
| Kaisa | Hietala | kaisa.hietala@neste.com | Organization: Neste Oyj Title: EVP, Renewable Products Specialties: environmental health Current Research: As an Environment, Health, and Safety Coordinator with Fortum OIl and Gas, involved with arctic research via our oil and gas projects in north Russia and the Barents Sea. |
| Howard | Higgins | hhiggins@trcsolutions.com | Organization: TRC Environmental Corporation Department: Planning, Permitting and Licensing Title: Principal Environmental Consultant Specialties: archaeology, environmental assessment, ethnology Current Research: Status of Tahltan and Kaska and land rights vis-a-vis development |
| Eric | Higgs | ehiggs@uvic.ca | Organization: University of Victoria Department: School of Environmental Studies Title: Professor Specialties: community sustainability Current Research: Inuit navigation, technological change, and social life in Igloolik (Nunavut Territory). Ecological restoration. |
| Rose | High Bear | wote@pcez.com | Organization: Wisdom of the Elders, Inc. Title: Executive Producer Specialties: ethnography Current Research: Ethnographic researcher. Co-founder of Wisdom of the Elders, Inc., a Native American non-profit corporation which focuses upon preserving the traditional cultural values of indigenous peoples for future generations. Am also Athabascan Indian from McGrath and Anvik, Alaska. Currently conducting most of my cultural preservation work in the Great Plains, but plan to do work in Alaska among my people, the Athabascans beginning approximately 2002-3. |
| David | Hik | david.hik@polar-polaire.gc.ca | Organization: Polar Knowledge Canada Department: Department of Biological Sciences Title: Chief Scientist & Executive Director - Programs Specialties: tundra ecology, alpine ecology, plant/herbivore relations, albedo, climate change, science policy Current Research: Current projects are focused on population dynamics and foraging ecology of herbivores in northern and mountain environments; responses of tundra and alpine vegetation to herbivory and climate change; treeline and shrubline landscape dynamics; and changes in whole-lake watersheds in the North. Also, research into Arctic science policy and the legacy of IPY. |
| John | Hildebrand | jahildebrand@ucsd.edu | Organization: Scripps Institution of Oceanography Department: Scripps Institution of Oceanography Title: Professor of Oceanography Specialties: acoustics, marine mammals Current Research: marine mammal presence in the high Arctic and impact of anthropogenic noise |
| Grant | Hilderbrand | grant_hilderbrand@nps.gov | Organization: U.S. Geological Survey Title: Office Chief Specialties: nutritional ecology, population ecology, bears Current Research: Two studies of brown bear populations on the Kenai Peninsula, AK and the Nelchina Basin, AK: Assessing nutritional ecology, demographics, and ecological role of brown bears; and role of brown bears in nutrient flow between marine and terrestrial systems and the annual and multi-annual mass dynamics of brown bears. |
| Alexandra | Hill | arhill@alaska.edu | Organization: University of Alaska Anchorage Department: Institute of Social and Economic Research (ISER) Title: Associate Director for Finance and Administration Specialties: Alaska fiscal policy, data processing/analysis Current Research: Economic value of Alaska Sport fisheries. Analysis of Alaska fiscal policy. |
| Philip | Hill | philip.hill@canada.ca | Organization: Natural Resources Canada Department: Natural Resources Canada Title: Director, Geological Survey of Canada Pacific Specialties: marine geology, sedimentology, geomorphology Current Research: Geophysics. Coastal evolution of the eastern Hudson Bay coast with emphasis on the stratal architecture developed as a result of isostatic emergence and as an analogue for ancient shoreline sedimentary rocks laid down under falling relative sea level (forced regression). Students and I studying a variety of modern delta and strandplain environments in order to understand the variability of such systems and the resultant deposits (use marine geophysical techniques such as sidescan sonar, high-resolution seismic profiling and coring as well as terrestrial methods such as ground-probing radar). |
| Keith Warren | Hill | kwh20@cam.ac.uk | Organization: University of Cambridge Department: Scott Polar Research Institute Title: Senior Research Associate Specialties: economic geography Current Research: Russian exploration. Transport and telecommunications. Economic development and communications improvement in Sakha/Yakutia. Organising Economic Development Seminar for August 2000. Minor Aviation in Sakha and the North. Publishing programme of the unpublished works of D.G. Messerschmidt and Steller, the explorers of Asiatic Russia in 18th century; in collaboration with Frankesche Stiftung, Halle, Germany and the Russian Academy of Sciences, Historical section, St. Petersburg, CIS. |
| Susan | Hills | sue.hills@alaska.edu | Organization: University of Alaska Fairbanks Department: Institute of Marine Science Title: Research Assistant Professor/ Director, Outreach Core/ Project Facilitator Specialties: marine mammals, marine ecology Current Research: Ringed seal abundance and distribution. Food resources near Steller sea lion haulouts. Effects of commercial flatfish trawling. Effectiveness of marine reserves. |
| Michael | Hilton | mike_hilton@nps.gov | Organization: U.S. National Park Service Department: Lake Clark Katmai Studies Center Title: Archaeologist Specialties: archaeology Current Research: Archaeological site formation processes in the Gulf of Alaska. |
| Brian | Himelbloom | bhhimelbloom@alaska.edu | Organization: University of Alaska Fairbanks Department: School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences (SFOS) - Kodiak Seafood and Marine Science Center Title: Associate Professor of Seafood Microbiology Specialties: food science, seafood, marine microbiology Current Research: Seafood quality and safety. Food product development and analysis. |
| Kenneth | Hinkel | kenneth.hinkel@uc.edu | Organization: University of Cincinnati Department: Department of Geography Title: Professor Specialties: permafrost, geomorphology, soil processes Current Research: Active layer and permafrost soil physical and chemical processes. Geomorphology of periglacial regions. |
| Todd | Hinkley | thinkley@usgs.gov | Organization: U.S. Geological Survey Department: National Ice Core Lab Title: Scientist Emeritus Specialties: ice chemistry, climate change, trace metals Current Research: Using the ice core record to establish the modern and pre-industrial levels of poisonous and nutrient metals in the environment |
| Dennis | Hinnah | dennis.hinnah@mms.gov | Organization: U.S. Department of the Interior Department: Minerals Management Service Title: Petroleum Engineer Specialties: petroleum engineering, pipelines, offshore development |