Environmental Research Institute

• Renewable Energy and the Environment
• Climate Change

• 2007 - Oceanographic consultant Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences, National University of Ireland, Galway, in co-operation with the Oceanographic Services team of the Marine Institute, Oranmore, Ireland. Data review of MetOcean metadata.
• 2007 - Ph.D. Oceanography National University of Ireland, Galway, Martin Ryan Institute for Marine Science, Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences. Title: “Using a digital camera for water quality measurements in Galway Bay”
• 1993 - 2002 worked as computer programmer, mathematics teacher at secondary school, technical support agent at the helpdesk, and daily manager of an internet café.
• 1992 - Research assistant Free University, Amsterdam, Faculty of Earth Sciences/IVM, The Netherlands.Remote sensing of water quality, with Dr. A.G. Dekker
• 1991 - Environmental studies CBBM, Elsevier opleidingen, Zwijndrecht, Netherlands. One-year full time postgraduate course, aimed at environmental policy makers.
• 1990 - Drs. (Dutch degree) Experimental Physics The State University of Leiden, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, The Netherlands. Title: “Initiative to the development of a double resonance probe. The NMR part.”

Qualifications:

• 2007
  Ph.D. Oceanography. National University of Ireland, Galway, Martin Ryan Institute for Marine Science, Department of Earth and Ocean Sciences. Title: “Using a digital camera for water quality measurements in Galway Bay”
• 1990
  Drs. (Dutch degree) Experimental Physics. State University of Leiden, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Leiden, The Netherlands. Title: “Initiative to the development of a double resonance probe. The NMR part.”

• Lonneke Goddijn-Murphy, Martin White, David Bowers, Damien Dailloux and Denis Morichon. "Low-cost marine water-quality monitoring". 7 April 2010, SPIE Newsroom. doi: 10.1117/2.1201003.002663
• Goddijn-Murphy, L., D. Dailloux, M. White and D. Bowers (2009). "Fundamentals of in Situ Digital Camera Methodology for Water Quality Monitoring of Coast and Ocean." Sensors 2009, 9, 5825-5843
• Goddijn, L. M. and M. White (2006). "Digital camera measurements of water quality parameters in Galway Bay, Ireland". Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 66(3-4): 429-436.
• Goddijn, L. M. and M. White (2005). "Modelling digital camera output as a function of yellow substance concentrations in coastal waters." III International conference, Current Problems in Optics of Natural waters, St Petersburg, Russia
• Dekker, A. G., H.J. Hoogenboom, L.M. Goddijn and T.J.M Malthus (1997). "The relation between inherent optical properties and reflectance spectra in turbid inland waters." Remote Sensing Reviews 15: 59-74.
• Dekker, A. G., T.J.M. Malthus and L.M Goddijn (1992). "Monitoring cyanobacteria in eutrophic waters using airborne imaging spectroscopy and multispectral remote sensing systems." 6th Australasian Remote Sensing Conference, 11 -1992, Wellington, New Zealand.

• National University of Ireland Galway, Martin Ryan Institute for Marine Science, PhD fellowship funded by the HEA PRTLI cycle 3 Marine Science Program

• Using off-the-shelf digital cameras for water quality monitoring
• Assessing available resources of marine energy around Scotland
• Marine contribution to the global carbon cycle
• Air-sea gas exchange, i.e. greenhouse gas CO2
• Remote sensing of the sea surface

• A total of 129 days active surveying time, spent on 4 to 20 day cruises. This included participation as the onboard oceanographer on four acoustic surveys, carried out by Fisheries Science Services of the Marine Institute, Oranmore, Ireland.
  
  • 6th -11th April 2003, RV Prince Madog, Irish Sea. CRUISE FOR INTERREG PROGRAMME 54170 `The use of ferries to observe water quality of the Irish Sea`.
  • 13th - 17th July 2003, RV Celtic Voyager, Coastal survey Galway - Donegal. Multi-disciplinary study of oceanographic processes on the Atlantic Seaboard.
  • 11th - 21st September 2003, RV Prince Madog, Irish Sea. CRUISE FOR INTERREG PROGRAMME 54170 `The use of ferries to observe water quality of the Irish Sea`.
  • 7th - 18th October 2003, RV Celtic Explorer, Southern Rockall Trough - Multi-disciplinary survey I.
  • 12th - 17th February 2004, RV Celtic Voyager, Irish Sea. CRUISE FOR INTERREG PROGRAMME 54170 `The use of ferries to observe water quality of the Irish Sea`.
  • 1st - 10th October 2004, RV Celtic Explorer, Southern Rockall Trough - Multi-disciplinary survey III.
  • 25th November - 15th December 2004, RV Celtic Explorer, Coastal survey West and South-West of Ireland. Celtic sea herring acoustic survey.
  • 25th March - 14th April 2005, RV Celtic Explorer, Rockall Trough/Rockall Bank. Blue Whiting Acoustic Survey.
  • 26th January - 2nd February 2006, RV Celtic Explorer, Porcupine Bank and Seabight. Oceanographic Survey.
  • 22nd March - 10th April 2006 RV, Celtic Explorer, Rockall Trough/Rockall Bank. Blue Whiting Acoustic Survey.
  • 4th January - 22nd January 2007, RV Celtic Explorer, North-West Herring Acoustic Survey.