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Amy Coppock is listed as Marine Scientist | PhD at Australian Institute of Marine Science, a company with 534 employees, based in Australia, Australia, Australia. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Amy Coppock.
Amy Coppock previously worked as RRAP Pilot Deployment Program: Peer Support at Australian Institute Of Marine Science and Marine Scientist at O2Marine. Amy Coppock holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Marine Biology And Aquaculture from James Cook University.
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Marine scientist with three years’ experience in marine environmental consultancy and over 15 years’ experience in marine biology, ecology and coral reef ecology research. I have a sound understanding of coral reef ecosystems and how they function. Areas of expertise include fish ecology, fish behavioural ecology, sponge ecology and benthic ecology. Furthermore, I have extensive knowledge of Indo-Pacific coral, sponge and fish species. I have significant experience in the planning and implementation of fieldwork in challenging and remote locations with limited access, including Kimbe Bay, West New Britain, Papua New Guinea. I have regularly conducted, benthic habitat surveys, fish ecology and behavioural ecology studies, water quality sampling, sediment sampling and zooplankton sampling. I am a competent scientific diver with experience in small vessel operations in coastal waters.I am proficient in data acquisition, data processing and analysis, and have developed and implemented research proposals for several successful research projects. Excellent communication and presentation skills. I interact well with all individuals, at all levels and from all backgrounds, and can work collaboratively to offer a positive contribution.
Listed skills include Research, Marine Biology, Ecology, Fish Behaviour, and 12 others.
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Townsville, Queensland, Australia
I assist with artificial intelligence training through identifying benthic substrata, with images collected from ReefScan, helping to identify areas in need of restoration. I have also assisted in the preparation and deployment of coral devices for conditioning ahead of coral spawning.
I provide/d support with a number of ongoing projects, listed below:National Center for Wildlife – Saudi Arabia Marine Scientist (Remote)(Ongoing). Conduct benthic habitat analysis via remote data analysis using ReefCloud AI software, including coral species, sponge, algae and substrate identification and/or classification. Assist with report preparation..
Australia
I am sub-contracted to assist with benthic surveys, long-term monitoring, scientific diving and reef health impact surveys (RHIS), as required.
I acted as safety diver and HUET Instructor for the Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) conducted by ERGT and the Australian Defence Force. I taught the sea survival component and was cross trained in instructing the use of emergency breathing systems (EBS) and Shallow Water Egress Trainers (SWET).
In addition to roles previously specified. I assisted with behavioural trials, in order to gain a better understanding of sponge larval ecology.
Queensland, Australia
I assisted with fieldwork at Orpheus Island Research Station. This included scientific diving, the collection of sponge samples for use in the laboratory, conducting sponge biopsies, collection of sponge larvae and the deployment and retrieval of hydrophones. I also assisted with benthic surveys. As is mandatory for both the JCU and SCU dive registers, I.
London, United Kingdom
I was the Executive Assistant to the Executive Management Team (EMT), a role in which I was required to anticipate the needs of the EMT. This involved extensive diary management and administrative support. I effectively communicated and quickly formed productive working relationships across the organisation in order to support the positive flow of business.
London, United Kingdom
My role evolved from acting as a legal assistant, aiding both the Legal Cousel and the Legal PA to taking on the position of Legal PA as maternity cover. In addition I was part of the HR Business Support Team.I worked closely with the Legal Counsel/Company Secretary to provide excellent organisational and administrative support. This included editing.
London, United Kingdom
Assisted with general administrative duties within the legal department. Including filing, achiving and arranging meetings.
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Anumol Varghese
Colleague at Australian Institute Of Marine ScienceKerala, India, India
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Robbin Woolterton
Colleague at Australian Institute Of Marine ScienceSeville Grove, Western Australia, Australia, Australia
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John Siozos
Colleague at Australian Institute Of Marine ScienceGreece, Greece
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Supabitra Roy
Colleague at Australian Institute Of Marine ScienceWest Bengal, India, India
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Manuel Gonzalez-Rivero
Colleague at Australian Institute Of Marine ScienceCape Cleveland, Queensland, Australia, Australia
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Daniel Moran
Colleague at Australian Institute Of Marine ScienceBelgian Gardens, Queensland, Australia, Australia
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Gina Gates
Colleague at Australian Institute Of Marine ScienceTucson, Arizona, United States, United States
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Kelly Schofield
Colleague at Australian Institute Of Marine ScienceBakersfield, California, United States, United States
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Hugh Jones
Colleague at Australian Institute Of Marine ScienceLondon, England, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
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Shaheed Usman
Colleague at Australian Institute Of Marine ScienceKerala, India, India
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I completed my PhD at James Cook University, Australia’s leading tropical research university, researching coral reef ecology and.
My research focused on settlement choices by juvenile reef fish following a larval stage within the pelagic environment, and how this may.
Publications: Coppock, AG, Gardiner, NM, Jones, GP (2013), Olfactory Discrimination in Juvenile Coral Reef Fishes : Response to Corals and.
Dissertation title : Intensive cultivation of Acartia tonsa for larviculture purposes : Determining efficient methods for harvesting eggs.
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Amy Coppock works for Australian Institute of Marine Science.
Amy Coppock is listed as Marine Scientist | PhD at Australian Institute of Marine Science.
Amy Coppock is based in Australia, Australia, Australia while working with Australian Institute of Marine Science.
Amy Coppock has worked for Australian Institute Of Marine Science, O2Marine, Freelance (Self Employed), Ergt Australia - Rto 2534, and Southern Cross University.
Amy Coppock's colleagues at Australian Institute of Marine Science include Anumol Varghese, Robbin Woolterton, John Siozos, Supabitra Roy, and Manuel Gonzalez-Rivero.
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Amy Coppock holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Marine Biology And Aquaculture from James Cook University.
Amy Coppock is listed with skills including Research, Marine Biology, Ecology, Fish Behaviour, Conservation, Animal Behavior, Climate Change, and Scuba Diving.
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