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Appendix A Biographical Sketches for Committee on the Review of the Water Environmental Research Systems Network
Appendix A Biographical Sketches for Committee on the Review of the Water Environmental Research Systems Network
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Prior to joining The Ohio State University, Dr. Chin conducted research at the Swiss Federal Institute of Environmental Science and Technology on photochemical cycling in lacustrine systems and at the Ralph M
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Lawford works as a Senior Scientist at the University of Maryland Baltimore County where he serves as the Director of the International GEWEX Project Office and as a contractor to McGill University where he is the Network Manager for the Canadian Drought Research Initiative. He also serves as the Chair of the Integrated Global Water Cycle 24
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For part of this time he also co-chaired the CCSP/USGCRP interagency committee on the water cycle and served as director of the CCSP Water Cycle Office. Prior to this time he spent approximately 30 years with Environment Canada in line management, corporate and operational positions dealing with research management (including eight years as Chief of the Hydrometeorological Research Division and one year as Deputy Director of the National Hydrology Research Institute)
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In the late 1970s he helped establish, and has since been a principal investigator at, four long-term field research sites: the Mirror Lake watershed in New Hampshire, the Shingobee River headwaters area in Minnesota, the Cottonwood Lake wetland complex in North Dakota, and the Island Lake area of the Crescent Lake National Wildlife Refuge in Nebraska.
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