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Development and application of technologies for the removal of heavy-metal contaminants from run-off associated with abandoned waste disposal sites STEVENS, Prof. Geoffrey (Geoff) Davis, Australia (or home country), Casey

The contamination of soils by heavy metals is a problem that faces communities all over the world. This contamination is of particular concern when it is mobilised into ground and surface waters, where it can migrate into rivers, lakes and the marine environment.

Biodiversity of lacustrine Antarctic crustaceans: local and regional genetic diversity of copepods and cladocerans SWADLING, A/Prof. Kerrie Davis, HIMI, Larsemann Hills ASMA, Vestfold Hills

This research will examine the genetic biodiversity of two crustacean species (Paralabidocera antarctica and Daphniopsis studeri) that … live in Antarctic lakes.

The Molecular and Physiological Mechanisms of Microbial Survival in Antarctic Lakes LAYBOURN-PARRY, Prof. Johanna (Jo) Davis, Vestfold Hills

The small ice-free areas of Antarctica carry a remarkable range of lakes. Within the Vestfold Hills there are several hundred lakes and ponds, many of which are saline.

Measuring the effects of human activity on Antarctic wildlife GIESE, Dr Melissa Casey, Bechervaise Island, Davis, Macquarie Island, Prydz Bay, Rauer Islands, Vestfold Hills

This research investigates how human visitation, including travel to wildlife colonies by over-snow vehicle, helicopter or zodiac, affects the behaviour, physiology and reproductive success of Antarctic wildlife.

Amery Ice Shelf Dynamics from GPS COLEMAN, Prof. Richard Amery Ice Shelf, Davis

The project will involve making a series of measurements … on the Amery Ice Shelf using GPS static and kinematic procedures … to determine the vertical displacements of the ice shelf … as a function of time.

Geomorphological evolution of Heard Island KIERNAN, Dr Kevin Davis, Vestfold Hills, Australia (or home country), HIMI

The primary aim of this project is to investigate the evolution of the Heard Island landscape and the natural geomorphological processes in operation.

Ocean - Ice Shelf Interaction: Prydz Bay BINDOFF, Prof. Nathaniel (Nathan) Amery Ice Shelf, Marine Science

Floating ice shelves interact with the oceans. They drive a vertical overturning circulation, causing relatively warmer water to be transported into the shelf cavity. This warm water melts the shelf, creating a less dense and relatively fresh water that flows out from under the ice shelf.

Antarctic CRC Antarctic automatic weather stations JACKA, Mr Kieran Law Dome, Australia (or home country), Balaena Island, Snyder Rocks, Casey, Macquarie Island, Mawson

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