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| Jostein | Bakke | jostein.bakke@geog.uib.no | Organization: University of Bergen Department: Department of Geography Specialties: climate change, ocean-atmosphere interactions, glacial geomorphology Current Research: Lake sediments. Northern Norway, Lyngen. |
| Alexander | Baklanov | alb@dmi.dk | Organization: World Meteorological Organization Department: Meteorological Research Division Specialties: air pollution modeling, environmental sciences, boundary-layer meteorology Current Research: Study of the stably stratified atmospheric boundary layer and its effects on the environment pollution. Radiation and stable boundary layer within the bounds of the Summit Greenland Environment Observatory Programme. Atmospheric transport pathways and possible accidental consequences from nuclear risk sites for the European Arctic/Barents Euro-Arctic Region. Nuclear environment risk for northern Europe. |
| Olga | Balalaeva | awiget@nmsu.edu | Title: Independent Scholar Specialties: folklore, religion/belief systems, Native communities Current Research: Western Siberia, 1989-present. Ethnography and applied anthropology among the Eastern Khanty. |
| Andrey | Balanov | balanov@mail.primorye.ru | Organization: Institute of Marine Biology (Russian Academy of Sciences) Department: Department of Ichthyology Specialties: ichthyology, fish ecology Current Research: Taxonomy, ecology and biology of the cottid and zoarcid fishes (fam. Cottidae and Zoarcidae), All Arctic region |
| Diane | Baldwin | diane_baldwin@gov.nt.ca | Organization: Government of the Northwest Territories Department: NWT Geoscience Office Title: Community Mineral Advisor Specialties: geology, volcanology, education Current Research: -Community mapping program -Outreach and education programs |
| Roger | Bales | rbales@ucmerced.edu | Organization: University of California, Merced Department: Sierra Nevada Research Institute Title: Professor Specialties: snow chemistry, snow hydrology, atmospheric chemistry Current Research: Ice cores, accumulation, and atmospheric chemistry in Greenland. |
| Jean | Balestrery | jbalestrery@gmail.com | Organization: Self Department: Social Work & Anthropology Title: Hampton Faculty Fellow Specialties: health disparities, aging, clinical practice, service delivery systems, intercultural communication, global justice Current Research: Multiple Projects |
| James | Ballantyne | jballant@uoguelph.ca | Organization: University of Guelph Department: Department of Zoology Title: Professor Specialties: animal physiology, fish, invertebrate biology Current Research: Biochemical adaptation to low temperatures. Membrane structure and function. Amino acid metabolism. Lipid movements through ecosystems. Adaptation of Arctic char to marine and freshwater. Metabolism of Arctic molluscs. Fish and Mollusc lipids. |
| Andrew | Balser | tutkiksuk@gmail.com | Organization: University of Alaska Fairbanks Department: Alaska Research Office - Fairbanks Title: Research Physical Scientist Specialties: Permafrost / Remote Sensing / Ecosystems / Spatial Analysis / GIS / Surficial Processes / Geophysics / Cryostratigraphy / Vegetation Current Research: Research interests include terrain suitability for permafrost degradation (including thermokarst) processes, regional-scale changes in permafrost- related ecological processes and land cover, and linking permafrost cryostructure and ground ice distribution with surficial geology, geomorphology, and vegetation. Impacts to ecology and infrastructure are considered. These topics are examined using spatial analysis, typically scaling results from local to regional scales using remote sensing, GIS, and spatial statistics. |
| Jonathan | Bamber | j.bamber@bristol.ac.uk | Organization: University of Bristol Department: School of Geographical Sciences Title: Professor Specialties: glaciology, geophysics, remote sensing Current Research: The present-day and future behavior of the Greenland ice sheet and smaller Arctic ice caps and glaciers. The impact of Greenland freshwater fluxes on ocean circulation and coastal currents. |
| E. | Bamber | wabamber@nrcan.gc.ca | Organization: Natural Resources Canada Department: Department of Paleontology Subdivision - Geological Survey of Canada Title: Emeritus Scientist Specialties: geology, paleontology Current Research: Carboniferous and Permian corals and biostratigraphy. |
| Douglas | Bancroft | douglas.bancroft@nrcan-rncan.gc.ca | Organization: Canadian Scientific Submersible Facility Department: Environment Canada Title: President & CEO Specialties: climatology, oceanography, ice modeling Current Research: Icebergs National Coordination of DFO Arctic Science Programs |
| Sukumar | Bandopadhyay | sbandopadhyay@alaska.edu | Organization: University of Alaska Fairbanks Department: Department of Mining and Geological Engineering Title: Professor of Mining Engineering, Emeritus Specialties: mining, air pollution modeling, permafrost engineering Current Research: Design of mine ventilation systems for underground mines in the Arctic. Arctic mining. |
| Boris | Baranov | baranov@chip.sio.rssi.ru | Organization: Earth Cryosphere Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences Siberian Branch Department: Shirshov Institute of Oceanology Title: Ph.D., Head of Laboratory of Paleogeodynamics Specialties: marine geology, marine geophysics, geodynamics Current Research: Okhotsk Sea, Bering Sea (Komandorsky Basin), Northern Atlantic (Knipovich Ridge). Mechanisms of the complex climate-controlling system “Okhotsk Sea” and its influence on chemical distribution, chemical cycles, water mass formation, circulation, and climate. Strata formation on Russian arctic continental margins (2001-2003). The creation of the preserved stratigraphic record, the bedform formation, and modification on Russian Arctic Continental shelves as the product of geologic, biologic, cryologic, and oceanographic processes with both spatial and temporal heterogeneities. |
| Lucette | Barber | lucette.barber@umanitoba.ca | Organization: University of Manitoba Department: CEOS Title: Manager - Communications and Outreach Specialties: communications, education |
| Perry | Barboza | perry.barboza@agnet.tamu.edu | Organization: Texas A&M University, College Station Department: Department of Wildlife & Fisheries Title: Professor Specialties: nutrition, nutritional ecology, comparative physiology Current Research: Mineral nutrition of caribou, reindeer, and muskox. |
| Joerg | Bareiss | bareiss@uni-trier.de | Organization: University of Bayreuth Department: Department of Geosciences/Climatology Specialties: air-sea-ice interactions, sea ice remote sensing, hydrology Current Research: Investigating interactions between hydrological cycle (terrestrial and atmospheric water balance) over the northern Siberian coastal regions and sea-ice processes in the Laptev and East Siberian seas. Investigating the atmospheric forcing of sea ice in the Laptev Sea from the high-resolution regional atmospheric climate model - HIRHAM. Determination of temporal and spatial sea-ice variability from passive microwave data for the Eurasian shelf seas. |
| Rene | Barendregt | barendregt@uleth.ca | Organization: University of Lethbridge Department: Department of Geography Title: Professor Specialties: paleomagnetism, climate change, quaternary stratigraphy Current Research: Collection and comparison of paleomagnetic, biolithostratigraphic, and isotopic data in the reconstruction of late Cenozoic paleoclimates. Banks Island, Ellesmere Island, Meighen Island, Yukon, Alaska. Magnetostratigraphy and proxy records of large-scale climate variability. Magnetostratigraphy of gold-bearing gravels (reconstruction of river terrace chronosequences, flow directions, and provenance). Pole-to-pole secular variation study of the earth’s magnetic field during the past 5.0 Ma. Loess/paleosol/tephra magnetostratigraphy of the Yukon Territory and Alaska. |
| Konstantin | Barinov | barinov@geo.tv-sign.ru | Organization: Earth Cryosphere Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences Siberian Branch Department: Geological Institute Title: Paleontologist Specialties: paleontology, stratigraphy, biogeography Current Research: Studying the taxonomy and biogeography of Cenozoic marine mollusks of Beringian province. Participation in project: Documenting the age of the first opening of the Bering Strait. |
| Charles | Barker | barker@usgs.gov | Organization: U.S. Geological Survey Department: Denver Federal Center Title: Senior Research Geologist Specialties: geochemistry, geothermal resources, geology Current Research: Basin modeling - thermal history and petroleum generation. Coal bed methane resources, North Slope, Alaska. Coal bed methane as a locally produced energy source for Antarctic research stations. |
| Adele | Barker | adeleb@u.arizona.edu | Organization: University of Arizona Department: Comparative Cultural and Literary Studies Title: Professor Specialties: circumpolar cultures, Native studies Current Research: Contemporary literature and folklore of the northern Pacific Rim peoples of Russia. |
| Lisa | Barlow | lisa.barlow@colorado.edu | Organization: University of Colorado Boulder Department: Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research (INSTAAR) Title: Senior Instructor Specialties: stable isotopes, climate change Current Research: GISP2 ice core: last 1000 years. Multidisciplinary approach to synoptic paleoclimatology. |
| Christopher | Barnes | crbarnes@uvic.ca | Organization: University of Victoria Department: NEPTUNE Canada Title: Professor Emeritus Specialties: geology, paleontology, stratigraphy Current Research: Lower Paleozoic stratigraphy and conodont micropaleontology of Canadian Arctic Islands. |
| Peter | Barnes | pbarnes@usgs.gov | Organization: U.S. Geological Survey Department: Coastal and Marine Geology Program Specialties: marine geology, sea ice, glacimarine processes Current Research: Geologic mapping of Alaskan fisheries habitats. Role of sea and lake ice in coastal erosion. Transportation of sediment by sea ice in Arctic Ocean. |
| Brian | Barnes | bmbarnes@alaska.edu | Organization: University of Alaska Fairbanks Department: Institute of Arctic Biology Title: Director and Professor of Zoophysiology Specialties: physiological ecology, zoology, endocrinology Current Research: Molecular biology and genetics of hibernation in mammals. Overwintering strategies of arctic animals. |