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My academic qualifications
and professional experience of projects in both industrialised and less developed
countries are applicable to technology transfer in the following areas of activity:
Capacity Building (training, facilitating human resource development and organizational management;
project and programme planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation; distance-education
techniques, including use of e-mail and World Wide Web);
Energy Development (subsurface-geology information systems; petroleum exploration and development,
regional assessment of hydrocarbon potential; hydrodynamic approach to petroleum
exploration; shallow, low-pressure, and low-permeability gas reservoirs in shaly
sandstones);
Environmental Protection (underground waste management, subsurface disposal of fluid, industrial wastes;
regional assessment of waste-disposal potential; deep-basin hydrodynamics; special,
environmental hazards, associated with bedded salt deposits); and
Agricultural Development (integration of water-resource management, soil conservation and agroforestry/
bioengineering/revegetation; watershed management, integrated and sustainable
agriculture in a dryland setting; integration of geographic information systems,
intermediate technology, and indigenous knowledge).
My experience in development
research and related training involved the integration of these areas of
expertise. High priority was given to multidisciplinary interaction in
project design and implementation, participatory management and evaluation of projects at the village level, the empowerment of disadvantaged groups
and gender equity in a rural setting.
experiments on interfacial current markings sedimentary structures in Polish Carpathian flysch interfacial assemblages of foraminifera in Polish Carpathian flysch biogenic structures and medusoid markings in Polish Carpathian flysch sedimentology of marine, Cretaceous strata of Saskatchewan road logs of Prairie geology lithologic descriptions of cored sections from marine, Cretaceous strata of Saskatchewan solution-generated collapse (SGC) structures, associated with bedded, marine evaporites stratigraphy of marine, Cretaceous strata in Western Interior of North America
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shallow gas prospects in eastern Saskatchewan hydrocarbon potential of Saskatchewan underground space as a resource economic geology of marine, Cretaceous strata in west-central Saskatchewan industrial-mineral potential of Île-à-la-Crosse and La Ronge areas of central Saskatchewan shallow, low-permeability gas reservoirs in marine, Cretaceous sandstones of Saskatchewan basal Jurassic strata of northern North Sea core-storage facilities in UK and Canada solution-generated collapse (SGC) structures, associated with bedded, marine evaporites, and localization of base metals and hydrocarbons
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deep-well disposal of fluid, industrial wastes in Saskatchewan Police Point landslide, southeastern Alberta monitoring of deep-well disposal of fluid, industrial wastes and system design process problems in operation of waste-injection wells in southwestern Ontario potential for deep, underground storage in Canada solution-generated collapse (SGC) structures and underground storage subsurface disposal of fluid wastes in Manitoba Geology and the Environment course manual and unit handbooks pre-feasibility study of compressed air energy storage (CAES) in underground space in southwestern Ontario
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water-resource management soil conservation revegetation of degraded lands capacity building gender equality participatory management and evaluation indigenous knowledge ancient knowledge of integrated water-resource management logical framework analysis results-based management economy-environment integration sustainability indicators risk reduction planning sedimentary basins of Kenya conjunctive use of water resources, India gully erosion, Nigeria riverbank stabilization, Ukraine protection and management of eco-environment of water sources for south-to-north diversion, China
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