// This file contains the information for each of the scientists referred to
//   on the ruffe scientists/people page.  The records are made by merging
//   the Excel file RUFFE PEOPLE with the MSWord file PEOPLE MERGER and then
//   copying the results to below the FILLING THE ARRAYS header.  When this is
//   done make sure to change the numrecs variable to equal the total number
//   of records in the file.

//declare the number of records -- always one more thanlast record number
numrecs = 20;

//declare the citations, keywords, and annotation arrays
lastname = new Array(numrecs);
firstname = new Array(numrecs);
mail1 = new Array(numrecs);
mail2 = new Array(numrecs);
mail3 = new Array(numrecs);
mail4 = new Array(numrecs);
phone = new Array(numrecs);
email = new Array(numrecs);
web = new Array(numrecs);
note = new Array(numrecs);
pict = new Array(numrecs);

//Filling the arrays
lastname[0]="Busiahn";
firstname[0]="Tom";
mail1[0]="Division of Fish and Wildlife Management Assistance";
mail2[0]="Arlington Square, Room 840";
mail3[0]="4401 North Fairfax Drive";
mail4[0]="Arlington, VA  22203";
phone[0]="703-358-1718";
email[0]="tom_busiahn@fws.gov";
web[0]="fisheries.fws.gov";
pict[0]="busiahn.jpg";
note[0]="I have chaired the Ruffe Control Committee of the Aquatic Nuisance Species Task Force since its formation in 1992.  In this capacity, I led the development of the first control program authorized under the Nonindigenous Aquatic Nuisance Prevention and Control Act of 1990.  I also supervise the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Fishery Resources Office on Lake Superior, which has conducted the surveillance and tested physical removal of ruffe in the upper Great Lakes.  I have written numerous papers and articles on ruffe control, and the challenges of implementing an aquatic nuisance control program.<P>In July 2000, I will transfer to the Washington DC office of the Fish and Wildlife Service to work as a branch chief in the Division of Fish and Wildlife Management Assistance.";
 lastname[1]="Czypinski";
firstname[1]="Gary";
mail1[1]="Ashland Fishery Resources Office";
mail2[1]="2800 Lake Shore Drive East, Suite B";
mail3[1]="Ashland, WI 54806";
mail4[1]="(none)";
phone[1]="715-682-6185";
email[1]="gary_czypinski@fws.gov";
web[1]="(none)";
pict[1]="GaryCz.jpg";
note[1]="Coordinates tactical planning for ruffe control, senior author on annual ruffe surveillance report and conducts ruffe population investigations and ruffe population reduction experiments.   Gary also maintains aquatic nuisance species information, assists in National Wildlife Refuge and other Great Lakes and inland fisheries projects.";
 lastname[2]="Evrard";
firstname[2]="Lori";
mail1[2]="USGS - Lake Superior Biological Station";
mail2[2]="2800 Lakeshore Drive East";
mail3[2]="Ashland, WI  54806";
mail4[2]="(none)";
phone[2]="715-682-6163";
email[2]="lori_evrard@usgs.gov";
web[2]="(none)";
pict[2]="evrard.gif";
note[2]="I have been working on the ruffe sampling project for the Lake Superior     Biological Station of the U.S.G.S. for 10 years, two of which were     internships while at Northland College.  The Lake Superior Biological     Station has been studying the St. Louis River fish community since 1988 to evaluate any impacts the establishment of ruffe may have on the native fish community.  We have biological data on ruffe and round gobies and from many of the native species in the river.  We also have an extensive ruffe bibliography collection.  We have provided data, specimens and assistance for many other ruffe related projects and plan to continue monitoring the SLR for as long as possible.";
 lastname[3]="Fullerton";
firstname[3]="Aimee H.";
mail1[3]="Nongame & Endangered Species Program";
mail2[3]="NC Wildlife Resources Commission";
mail3[3]="102 W. Whitaker Mill Rd.";
mail4[3]="Raleigh NC 27608";
phone[3]="(none)";
email[3]="fullerah@interpath.com";
web[3]="(none)";
pict[3]="(none)";
note[3]="(none)";
 lastname[4]="Horns";
firstname[4]="William H.";
mail1[4]="Great Lakes Fisheries Specialist";
mail2[4]="Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources";
mail3[4]="101 S. Webster St.";
mail4[4]="Madison, WI 53711";
phone[4]="608-266-87782";
email[4]="hornsw@dnr.state.wi.us";
web[4]="(none)";
pict[4]="(none)";
note[4]="(none)";
 lastname[5]="Jensen";
firstname[5]="Douglas A.";
mail1[5]="University of Minnesota Sea Grant Program";
mail2[5]="2305 East Fifth Street";
mail3[5]="Duluth, MN 55812-1445 USA";
mail4[5]="(none)";
phone[5]="218-726-8712";
email[5]="djensen1@d.umn.edu";
web[5]="www.d.umn.edu/seagr/";
pict[5]="djensen.jpg";
note[5]="Doug has been the Exotic Species Information Center Coordinator for the University of Minnesota Sea Grant Program in Duluth since 1993.  He conducts mostly public outreach on ruffe, but also some research.  Doug has published several things on ruffe,  most notably, the 'Ruffe WATCH' ID card and a fact sheet, 'Ruffe: A New Threat to Our Fisheries.'  In addition, he helped put together the 1st 'International Symposium on Ruffe,' Ann Arbor,MI, March 1997, and provided technical expertise on a Journal of Great Lakes Research Special Topics section on ruffe (24(2):165-382).  He also will soon publish a booklet of 844 research citations on ruffe from worldwide sources.";
 lastname[6]="Kangur";
firstname[6]="Dr. Andu";
mail1[6]="Võrtsjärv Limnological Station";
mail2[6]="of Institute of Zoology and Botany";
mail3[6]="at the Estonian Agricultural Academy";
mail4[6]="61101 Rannu, Estonia";
phone[6]="(none)";
email[6]="akangur@zbi.ee";
web[6]="(none)";
pict[6]="(none)";
note[6]="Fishery management of Estonian great lakes, population dynamics of ruffe and important commercial  fishes (pike, pikeperch, perch, eel, bream), feeding of predatory fishes.";
 lastname[7]="Kangur";
firstname[7]="Dr. Külli";
mail1[7]="Võrtsjärv Limnological Station";
mail2[7]="of Institute of Zoology and Botany";
mail3[7]="at the Estonian Agricultural Academy";
mail4[7]="61101 Rannu, Estonia";
phone[7]="(none)";
email[7]="kkangur@zbi.ee";
web[7]="(none)";
pict[7]="(none)";
note[7]="Biology of chironomids in inland water bodies; feeding of benthophagous fishes (bream, ruffe, eel)";
 lastname[8]="Kangur";
firstname[8]="Peeter";
mail1[8]="Võrtsjärv Limnological Station";
mail2[8]="of Institute of Zoology and Botany";
mail3[8]="at the Estonian Agricultural Academy";
mail4[8]="61101 Rannu, Estonia";
phone[8]="(none)";
email[8]="pk@hot.ee";
web[8]="(none)";
pict[8]="(none)";
note[8]="Fishery management of Estonian great lakes, growth rate of fishes (ruffe).";
 lastname[9]="Kinnunen";
firstname[9]="Ronald E.";
mail1[9]="Extension Agent, Michigan Sea Grant";
mail2[9]="MSU Extension - Upper Peninsula";
mail3[9]="702 Chippewa Square";
mail4[9]="Marquette, MI  49855-4811";
phone[9]="906-228-4830";
email[9]="kinnunen@msue.msu.edu";
web[9]="(none)";
pict[9]="(none)";
note[9]="I am a member of the Ruffe Control Committee. I conduct outreach programs for various Great Lakes user groups on the concerns of ruffe and ways to prevent its spread. Helped develop a Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point Training Curriculum for Baitfish and Aquaculture Operations which will help prevent the spread of aquatic nuisance species, including ruffe, through these types of activities.";
 lastname[10]="Knoblauch";
firstname[10]="William";
mail1[10]="1800 Ellis Ave";
mail2[10]="Northland College";
mail3[10]="Ashland, WI  54806";
mail4[10]="(none)";
phone[10]="(none)";
email[10]="knobby@ncis.net";
web[10]="(none)";
pict[10]="wmk.jpg";
note[10]="After an introductory level HTML course at Northland College, Bill jumped at the chance to work on a Web Presentation with Dr. Derek Ogle.   He is an aspiring Business Economics Major with a tentative Minor in Computer Information Systems.  Expected date of Graduation is June, 2002.";
 lastname[11]="Kovac";
firstname[11]="Dr. Vladimir";
mail1[11]="Comenius University, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Department of Ecology";
mail2[11]="Mlynská dolina B 2";
mail3[11]="842 15 Bratislava, Slovakia";
mail4[11]="(none)";
phone[11]="(+421 7)60296324";
email[11]="kovac@nic.fns.uniba.sk";
web[11]="(none)";
pict[11]="(none)";
note[11]="(none)";
 lastname[12]="Lamberti";
firstname[12]="Dr. Gary A.";
mail1[12]="Department of Biological Sciences";
mail2[12]="University of Notre Dame";
mail3[12]="Notre Dame IN 46556-0369";
mail4[12]="(none)";
phone[12]="219 631-8075";
email[12]="Lamberti.1@nd.edu";
web[12]="www.science.nd.edu/biology/faculty/lamberti.html";
pict[12]="lamberti.gif";
note[12]="(none)";
 lastname[13]="Lodge";
firstname[13]="Dr. David M.";
mail1[13]="Department of Biological Sciences";
mail2[13]="University of Notre Dame";
mail3[13]="Notre Dame IN 46556";
mail4[13]="(none)";
phone[13]="219 631-7413";
email[13]="lodge.1@nd.edu";
web[13]="www.leopold.orst.edu/fellows/lodge/";
pict[13]="(none)";
note[13]="(none)";
 lastname[14]="Newman";
firstname[14]="Dr. Raymond M.";
mail1[14]="1980 Follwell Ave";
mail2[14]="University of Minnesota";
mail3[14]="St. Paul, MN  55108";
mail4[14]="(none)";
phone[14]="612-625-5704";
email[14]="rmn@fw.umn.edu";
web[14]="www.fw.umn.edu/Personnel/Faculty/Newman.html";
pict[14]="newman.jpg";
note[14]="(none)";
 lastname[15]="Ogle";
firstname[15]="Dr. Derek H.";
mail1[15]="1800 Ellis Ave";
mail2[15]="Northland College";
mail3[15]="Ashland, WI  54806";
mail4[15]="(none)";
phone[15]="715-682-1300";
email[15]="dogle@northland.edu";
web[15]="www.northland.edu/dogle/";
pict[15]="dho.gif";
note[15]="As an employee of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Derek began working with the ruffe in the St. Louis River Harbor (Lake Superior) the year after it was first found there.  He continued this work by examining the trophic dynamics of ruffe in the St. Louis system while earning his M.S. degree in the Dept. of Fisheries and Wildlife at the University of Minnesota.  His work there resulted in two peer-reviewed publications.  Since earning his Ph.D. at the University of Minnesota in 1996, Derek has been working as a professor of Mathematics at Northland College.  While there he has continued to be interested in ruffe and has published a synopsis of the biology of this animal.  Recently he has examined the early life diet of the ruffe and helped analyze a USFWS study to examine the efficacy of the removal of ruffe.";
 lastname[16]="Sorensen";
firstname[16]="Dr. Peter";
mail1[16]="1980 Follwell Ave";
mail2[16]="University of Minnesota";
mail3[16]="St. Paul, MN  55108";
mail4[16]="(none)";
phone[16]="612-624-4997";
email[16]="pws@fw.umn.edu";
web[16]="www.fw.umn.edu/Personnel/Faculty/Sorensen.html";
pict[16]="sorensen.jpg";
note[16]="(none)";
 lastname[17]="Spangler";
firstname[17]="Dr. George";
mail1[17]="Hodson Hall, 1980 Folwell Avenue";
mail2[17]="University of Minnesota";
mail3[17]="St. Paul, MN 55108";
mail4[17]="(none)";
phone[17]="612-624-9229";
email[17]="GRS@fw.umn.edu";
web[17]="www.fw.umn.edu/Personnel/Faculty/Spangler.html";
pict[17]="Spangler.gif";
note[17]="(none)";
 lastname[18]="Specziar";
firstname[18]="Dr. Andras";
mail1[18]="Balaton Limnological Research Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences";
mail2[18]="Tihany, P.O.B. 35.";
mail3[18]="H-8237, Hungary";
mail4[18]="(none)";
phone[18]="(36) 87 448 244 (/223)";
email[18]="speci@tres.blki.hu";
web[18]="(none)";
pict[18]="(none)";
note[18]="Past interests related to ruffe include the morphology, ecology, diet and growth of Danubian ruffe (together with <I>G. baloni</I>).  Present interests related to ruffe include the diet of ruffe and feeding interactions with other fish in Lake Balaton.  My major interest is the feeding biology of fish and the dynamics of chironomids in Lake Balaton.";
 lastname[19]="Winfield";
firstname[19]="Dr. Ian J.";
mail1[19]="CEH Windermere";
mail2[19]="The Ferry House";
mail3[19]="Far Sawrey, Ambleside";
mail4[19]="Cumbria LA22 0LP";
phone[19]="(0)15394 42468";
email[19]="ijw@ceh.ac.uk";
web[19]="(none)";
pict[19]="ijw.jpg";
note[19]="Interested in the introduction of ruffe to Bassenthwaite Lake, U.K., with implications for local fish conservation.";