Biography
Dr Scott Condie is a Senior Principal Research Scientist and Team Leader with CSIRO Oceans and Atmosphere. He has extensive experience in agent-based modelling and connectivity within marine biological systems. He led the development of the decision support tool CONNIE (CONNectivity InterfacE), MAREE (MARine Ecological Emulator) and the CoCoNet (Coral Community Network) model. His research has been applied extensively in fields such as coastal management, aquaculture, conservation management and climate adaptation.
Academic Qualifications
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1989
PhD (Geophysics)
The Australian National University -
1985
Bachelor of Science Honours (Physics)
University of New England
Professional Experiences
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1995-1996
Research Scientist: CSIRO Centre for Environmental Mechanics
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1991-1995
Australian Research Council (ARC) Kevin Stark Fellow: Research School of Earth Sciences, The Australian National University
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1990-1991
University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) Postdoctoral Fellow: School of Oceanography, University of Washington, Seattle, WA
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1989-1990
Assistant Professor & Postdoctoral Scientist: Centre for Coastal Physical Oceanography, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia.
Achievements and Awards
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2015-2015
Victorian Coastal Awards for Excellence 2015 (Planning and Management Award)
Victorian Government -
2012-2012
James Tizard Memorial Prize
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2010-2011
Senior Career Development Program Award
CSIRO -
2005-2005
Partnership Excellence Award
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1991-1994
The Kevin Stark Fellowship
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1990-1991
University Corporation for Atmospheric Research Fellowship
