Carmel Pollino

Research Fellow, Integrated Catchment Assessment and Management Centre (iCAM), Fenner School of Environment and Society, Australian National University

Dr Carmel Pollino is a specialist in the development of risk and integrated assessment for natural resource management and conservation.

Her work focuses on the conceptual framing of complex socio-economic-biophysical problems, their conversion into quantitative and qualitative models and evaluation of associated tradeoffs with relevant interest groups.

She has performed risk assessment and Bayesian modelling for government and industry in Australia and overseas.

As a researcher with the Commonwealth Environmental Research Facility Landscape Logic, Dr Pollino has been responsible for conceptualising and modelling water management issues, integrating information from physical and social science programs and developing tools to support natural resource management.

Her experience in developing risk assessment processes and risk analysis methods has been demonstrated in industries such as mining and irrigation and specific issues concerning environmental flow and contaminants.

As a chief investigator with NCGRT, she will be contributing to all the sub-programs in the Integrating Socioeconomics, Policy and Decision Support program.

Chief Investigator Program 5. Email Carmel Pollino