S. Halloy
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Name
Stephan Halloy
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Dates
1953 -
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Specialities
Pteridophytes
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Roles
Author, Collector
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Movement Details
Ecuador, Bolivia
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Notes
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From http://www.complexsystems.net.au/index.php?page=profiles&profile=61 (accessed 17 Oct 2013):
Dr Stephan Halloy
Biodiversity scientist, Crop & Food Research. Lead research in biodiversity patterns and modelling; source and evaluate germplasm for diversification
Address: Crop & Food Research
Private Bag 50034,
Mossgiel NSW 2878
Research Node: CSIRO/CSS
Role in Network
Government - Researcher
COSNet Research Themes
1. Irreversibility and Emergence in Nonequilibrium Systems
2. Turbulence and Coherent Structures, Control and Computation
3. Dynamics and Statistics of Multi-Scale Systems
4. Network Theory
5. Cellular Automata, Agent-Based Modelling and Simulation
COSNet Application Areas
1. Complex Physical Systems
2. Complex Biological Systems
3. Complex Computational Systems
4. Complex Socio-Economic Systems
Research Topics
Evolutionary ecology, complexity modelling, genetic resources, biogeography, conservation.
Publications
1. Halloy, S.; Mark, A.F. 2003. Climate change effects on alpine plant biodiversity: a New Zealand perspective on quantifying the threat. Arctic, Antarctic and Alpine Research 35: 248-254.
2. Scheffer, J.J.C.; Douglas, J.A.; Martin, R.J.; Triggs, C.M.; Halloy, S.; Deo, B. 2003. Preliminary studies on the agronomic requirements of ulluco (Ullucus tuberosus Loz) – a new South American tuber crop. Proceedings New Zealand Institute of Agricultural Science (in press).
3. Halloy, S. 2002. Variations in community structure and growth rates of high-Andean plants with climatic fluctuations. Chap 18 in Körner, C. and Spehn, E.M. (eds.) Mountain Biodiversity: a global assessment. Parthenon Publishing, London: 227-239.
4. Busch, J.M.; Sangketkit, C.; Savage, G.P.; Martin, R.J., Halloy, S.; Deo, B. 2000. Nutritional analysis and sensory evaluation of ulluco (Ullucus tuberosus Loz) grown in New Zealand. Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture 80: 2232-2240.
5. Halloy, S.R.P. 2000 Effects on system structure, diversity and stability of the distance exponent in a resource attraction model. In Halloy, S.R.P.; Williams, T. (eds.) Applied Complexity. Crop & Food Research, Christchurch, New Zealand: 328-346.
Awards and Distinctions
2003 - Contributed to the Noel Kempff Mercado Climate Action Project (USA-Bolivia, 1997) which received the prestigious Roy Family Award from Harvard University
2001 - Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (MA) expert
2000 - Global Mountain Biodiversity Assessment (GMBA) and Global Observation Research Initiative in Alpine Environments (GLORIA) invited member
- Chair Organizing Committee, 5th International Complex Systems Conference
1998 - Editorial Committee of Ecología en Bolivia
- Driving Committee, Gevuina Action Group, New Zealand
- Extra-mural Researcher, Santa Fe Institute, New Mexico, USA
1997 - New York Academy of Sciences, invited member
- Smithsonian Institution, Certificate of Merit.
1993-present - World Conservation Union (IUCN), member on four commissions.
1990-92 - Performance awards, MAF
1992-97 - NZ representative to the Commonwealth Science Council, and to the Southern Connection Congress, both on biological diversity and genetic resources -
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