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| NAME | NINA WAMBIJI | |
| DATE OF BIRTH : | 8TH JANUARY, 1975 |
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| CURRENT POSITION : | Research Officer II | |
| ACADEMIC BACKROUND: | Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University-Agra, India. 1999, BSc. (Biology)
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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES: |
Undertook production of the first marine resource mapping for Kenya under the sponsorship of UNEP Regional Seas Program, EAF/14 project which lasted from 1995 to 1998 and produced a GIS database and a hardcopy atlas for use in Integrated Coatal Zone Management. The products are available in KMFRI. Participated in production of the 1st Sensitivity Mapping for Oil Spill atlas for the Kenyan coast in 2005, being a contribution towards the Kenya National Marine Oil Spill Contingency Plan, thereby creating maps and GIS database to be used by the Oil Spill Response Action Team. The products are in custody of KMFRI, Mombasa |
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| PROJECTS: |
2004 Low Value Fish (LOVAF) project-EU 2004. SOUTHERN AND EASTERN AFRICAN REGIONAL PORT BIOLOGICAL SURVEY –GLOBALLAST project 2006: The Size Distribution of Siganid in South Coast, Kenya. GOK funding 2006 to 2008: Catch assessment of fish landings in Diani South coast. GOK 2006 to 2008. ODINAFRICA III: Marine Biodiversity database. ODINAFRICA (IODE (UNESCO/IOC International Oceanographic Data and Information Exchange Committee) IOC of UNESCO, FLANDERS UNIVERSITY 2006 to 2008. Natural Geography of in Shore Areas. (NaGISA) 2006 to 2008. Marine mammal contact person for KMFRI. |
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RESEARCH ACTIVITIES AND INTERESTS: |
2005 to date: Marine biodiversity information manager. The purpose being identification of a suitable metadata format to capture the relevant information on who holds which data, in which formats from Kenyan marine scientists, populating the meta database, creating a list of available species lists and integrating species lists in a single reference list and adding the biogeographical records. 2005 to date: Biodiversity of Rocky and Sea grass habitats in the Kenya. (Data collector & analyzer). Responsible for field work data collection 2006-2007: The reproductive biology and fishery of siganids in south coast, Kenya Project funded by WIOMSA Marine Research Grant. |
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