Antarctic Astronomy Advisory Committee (AAAC)
Terms of Reference
The Antarctic Astronomy Advisory Committee (AAAC) is a committee of Astronomy Australia Ltd (AAL). The purpose of AAAC is to assist AAL by executing the following:
- Develop a strategic plan for Australian Antarctic astronomy, including consideration of possible Australian participation in Antarctic astronomy projects;
- Monitor and assess the progress of any Antarctic astronomy projects funded by AAL;
- Monitor global developments regarding Antarctic astronomy; and
- Consult with, and disseminate information to, the Australian astronomical community and other relevant stakeholders regarding all aspects of Antarctic astronomy.
Membership
- Members of AAAC are appointed by the AAL Board for a fixed term, with the possibility of renewal.
Composition
- Tim Bedding, University of Sydney, until 31 December 2012
- Michael Burton, University of New South Wales, until 31 December 2012
- John Dickey (Chair), University of Tasmania, until 31 December 2011
- Marc Duldig, Australian Antarctic Division, until 31 December 2011
- Jon Lawrence, Macquarie University, until 31 December 2011
- Jeremy Mould, Astronomy Australia Ltd, until 31 December 2011
- John Storey, University of New South Wales, until 31 December 2012
External advisor
- Tom Bania, Boston University, until 31 December 2011
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