Cleugh's research focuses on observing and predicting atmospheric, climate and marine systems and determining how they interact with human activities.[2]
Cleugh grew up on a farm in Central Otago in New Zealand, and earned a BSc with Honours at the University of Otago in 1981.[3][4] Cleugh received her doctorate in Geography in 1987 from the University of British Columbia, and was a lecturer at Macquarie University School of Earth Sciences in Sydney from 1987 to 1994.[5] Cleugh has been a Scientist with the CSIRO since 1994[6] where she has been working Earth systems research capabilities and climate modeling.[7]
Her research concentration is on interactions between climate and land surfaces, with a focus on the amount of carbon dioxide is taken up by ecosystems.[8]
Cleugh was the Deputy Director of the Centre for Australian Weather and Climate Research (CAWCR) from 2007 to 2009.[7] She then went on to lead CMAR Climate and Atmosphere Theme where in collaboration with CAWCR, her team developed a long-term observation study on aerosols to predict the future trends of Australia's rainfall.[6] Speaking of the work she leads at CSIRO in developing climate models, in 2014 she said:
Because we’ve developed it here in Australia, it does as good as job as we can of representing factors that are important for Australia such as the El Niño-Southern Oscillation-type phenomena, as well as representing Australian ecosystems and the oceanic systems that are around Australia.[8]
Honours and awardsedit
Cleugh was an Erskine Fellow at the Geographical Department in the University of Canterbury, New Zealand in 2002.[9]
^CSIRO (26 October 2017). "How life on the land shaped an Australian climate leader". ECOS. Retrieved 28 March 2023.
^Cleugh, Helen (1981). Evaporation Estimates for Irrigated Pasture in the Maniototo (Bachelors with Honours thesis). OUR Archive, University of Otago. hdl:10523/11188.
^"Helen Cleugh". LinkedIn. Retrieved 17 August 2016.
^ ab"Meet Helen Cleugh - monday:m@il - 30 March 2009". csiro.au. Retrieved 16 August 2016.
^ ab"GREENHOUSE 2015". greenhouse2015.com. Retrieved 16 August 2016.
^ abBianca, Nogrady (4 March 2014). "Helen Cleugh: Making a statement about climate". ECOS Magazine. Retrieved 17 August 2016.
^"Dr Helen Cleugh – Atmospheric scientist". Applied. Retrieved 24 October 2019.
Further readingedit
Cleugh, Helen (4 December 2014). "World is heating up and the oceans are rising, CSIRO confirms". The Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved 17 August 2016.
"Critical infrastructure for National Environmental Science Programme". Terrestrial Ecosystems Resource Network. January 2015. Retrieved 17 August 2016. (Interview with Cleugh)
January 01, 1970
helen, cleugh, helen, cleugh, ftse, zealand, atmospheric, scientist, currently, chief, research, scientist, commonwealth, scientific, industrial, research, organisation, csiro, oceans, atmosphere, where, leads, earth, systems, climate, change, cleugh, research. Helen A Cleugh FTSE is a New Zealand atmospheric scientist 1 She is currently the Chief Research Scientist in Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere where she leads the Earth Systems and Climate Change Hub 2 Cleugh s research focuses on observing and predicting atmospheric climate and marine systems and determining how they interact with human activities 2 Contents 1 Career 1 1 Honours and awards 2 References 3 Further readingCareer editCleugh grew up on a farm in Central Otago in New Zealand and earned a BSc with Honours at the University of Otago in 1981 3 4 Cleugh received her doctorate in Geography in 1987 from the University of British Columbia and was a lecturer at Macquarie University School of Earth Sciences in Sydney from 1987 to 1994 5 Cleugh has been a Scientist with the CSIRO since 1994 6 where she has been working Earth systems research capabilities and climate modeling 7 Her research concentration is on interactions between climate and land surfaces with a focus on the amount of carbon dioxide is taken up by ecosystems 8 Cleugh was the Deputy Director of the Centre for Australian Weather and Climate Research CAWCR from 2007 to 2009 7 She then went on to lead CMAR Climate and Atmosphere Theme where in collaboration with CAWCR her team developed a long term observation study on aerosols to predict the future trends of Australia s rainfall 6 Speaking of the work she leads at CSIRO in developing climate models in 2014 she said Because we ve developed it here in Australia it does as good as job as we can of representing factors that are important for Australia such as the El Nino Southern Oscillation type phenomena as well as representing Australian ecosystems and the oceanic systems that are around Australia 8 Honours and awards edit Cleugh was an Erskine Fellow at the Geographical Department in the University of Canterbury New Zealand in 2002 9 AMOS R H Clarke Lecture 2018 Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering FTSE 2019 10 References edit Cleugh Helen People and organisations trove nla gov au National Library of Australia Retrieved 16 August 2016 a b Dr Helen Cleugh csiro au Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation Retrieved 16 August 2016 CSIRO 26 October 2017 How life on the land shaped an Australian climate leader ECOS Retrieved 28 March 2023 Cleugh Helen 1981 Evaporation Estimates for Irrigated Pasture in the Maniototo Bachelors with Honours thesis OUR Archive University of Otago hdl 10523 11188 Helen Cleugh LinkedIn Retrieved 17 August 2016 a b Meet Helen Cleugh monday m il 30 March 2009 csiro au Retrieved 16 August 2016 a b GREENHOUSE 2015 greenhouse2015 com Retrieved 16 August 2016 a b Bianca Nogrady 4 March 2014 Helen Cleugh Making a statement about climate ECOS Magazine Retrieved 17 August 2016 Meet Helen Cleugh monday m il 30 March 2009 csiro au Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation Retrieved 16 August 2016 Dr Helen Cleugh Atmospheric scientist Applied Retrieved 24 October 2019 Further reading editCleugh Helen 4 December 2014 World is heating up and the oceans are rising CSIRO confirms The Sydney Morning Herald Retrieved 17 August 2016 Critical infrastructure for National Environmental Science Programme Terrestrial Ecosystems Resource Network January 2015 Retrieved 17 August 2016 Interview with Cleugh Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Helen Cleugh amp oldid 1147000707, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
