NAME:
Donald Herbison-Evans
HOME ADDRESS:
42 Verdant Siding,
Thabeban,
Bundaberg,
Queensland 4670,
Australia.
POSTAL ADDRESS:
19 Deakin Street,
Concord, NSW 2137,
Australia.
TELEPHONE:
041 608 9925
EMAIL:
donherbisonevans@yahoo.com
HOME PAGE:
http://linus.it.uts.edu.au/~don/index.html
BORN:
11 August 1937,
Birmingham, U.K.
HEIGHT:
180 cms.
WEIGHT:
81 Kgms.
MARITAL STATUS:
Divorced
NATIONALITY:
Australian
EDUCATION:
1950 - 1955 King Edward's School, Birmingham, U.K.
King Edward's Scholarship
Foundation Scholarship
1957 - 1963 St. John's College, Oxford
Open Scholarship
State Scholarship
Yardley Scholarship
Birmingham City Scholarship
1961 B.A. Chemistry (Hons, 1st Class)
1963 M.A.
1963 D. Phil. by thesis entitled
"Some Chemical Applications of Magnetic Resonance".
1984 - 1990 Diploma in Dance Education
Sydney Dance Development Centre.
NATURAL LANGUAGES:
English, Latin, French (High School level)
COMPUTER LANGUAGES:
HTML, C, Pascal, Fortran, Basic, Cobol, Algol
EMPLOYMENT:
1955 - 1957 Royal Air Force (National Service)
For this period, I worked as an Air Wireless Fitter, doing repair and
maintenance on electronic devices in a variety of aircraft, as well
as spending some time as an instructor.
1963 - 1967 Senior Research Fellow, Civil Service,
Satellite Microwave Communications Group.
Signals Research & Development Establishment,
Christchurch, U.K.
My main activity in this job was the design of microwave systems for
both passive and active satellite communications. This involved the
application of electromagnetic theory to a variety of situations and
components, and substantial computer programming for the evaluation
of complex integrals and various types of Bessel functions.
1967 - 1971 Post Doctoral Research Fellow,
Astronomy Department, University of Sydney,
This work involved the use of the Stellar Interferometer located at
Narrabri, NSW. I was also responsible in part for its maintenance.
In addition, I worked on the interpretation of the observations made
on binary stars, involving considerable programming by computer of
problems in celestial mechanics, multiparameter minimisation, and
Fourier Transforms.
1971 - 1990 Lecturer (1981: Senior Lecturer)
Basser Department of Computer Science, University of Sydney
During this period , I taught courses and supervised projects at
undergraduate, Honours, and postgraduate levels, on a
variety of computer science topics.
Currently:
Honorary Associate: School of Computing Sciences
University of Technology, Sydney
Honorary Associate: Macleay Museum,
University of Sydney.
PUBLICATIONS:
link to list of
80 Published articles,
link to list of
48 Technical Reports.
DANCE PERFORMANCES:
1984 "Nuclear Threat" SDDC Seymour Centre, Sydney
1985 "Nuclear Threat" SDDC Michael Fowler Theatre, Wellington
1987 "Walking & Falling" Freelance Dance Company Broadwalk Theatre, Sydney
1987 "Prompt Side" Freelance Dance Company Civic Theatre, Orange
1987 "Celebrations" SDDC Opera House, Sydney
1988 "Recital" SDDC Greenhalgh Theatre, Sydney
1990 "Petite Performance" SDDC Greenhalgh Theatre, Sydney
2005 "Ballroom and Latin" Christmas in July Concord RSL
Petite Performance
"The Haunted Ballroom"
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DANCE MEDALS:
1987 Standard Ballroom Bronze, Silver with Anna Piper
1987 Latin American Bronze, Silver with Anna Piper
1987 New Vogue Bronze, Silver with Anna Piper
1 May 1988 New Vogue Gold with Anna Piper
25 Jun 1989 Standard Ballroom Gold with Nina Elbourne
17 Nov 1991 Latin American Gold with Nina Elbourne
5 Apr 1998 Exhibition Ballroom Silver with Anna Piper
23 Nov 2004 Exhibition Ballroom Gold with Anna Piper
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Latin American Gold
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Standard Modern Ballroom Gold
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DANCE TEACHING:
1978 "Computers for Dance", 10x2 hours,
Australian College of Physical Education
1971-89 "Computers and Dance", Honours and Post-Graduate Project Supervision, University of Sydney
1999 "Dance and Notation", Occasional Lecture,
Dance Degree Course, Australian College of Physical Education
2000 "Dance and Technology", Presentation to
"Stamping Ground", Dance Camp, Bellingen
MAJOR DANCE PRIZES:
1988 1st: Bundaberg Sugar Coast Festival: Senior Open (Standard Ballroom)
1988 1st: Bundaberg Sugar Coast Festival: Senior Open (Latin-American)
1989 1st: Goulburn Dance Festival: Senior 15 dance (3 styles)
1989 1st: Diamant Dance Titles, Gosford : Over 50 (3 Styles)
1990 1st: Steel City Titles, Newcastle : Senior Open (Latin-American)
1992 1st: Hunter Valley Festival, Maitland : Heritage Senior Trophy (3 styles)
1996 1st: Coffs Harbour Festival: Senior Trophy (3 styles)
1998 1st: Taree Dance Titles: Senior Trophy (3 styles)
1999 Gold: New Zealand Masters Games, Wanganui : DanceSport section (Showdance)
1999 1st: Novocastrian Titles: Senior Trophy (3 styles)
2000 Gold: New Zealand Masters Games, Dunedin : DanceSport section (Showdance)
2000 1st: ANDA Summer Festival: Senior Trophy (3 styles)
2000 1st: Novocastrian Titles: Senior Trophy (3 styles)
2002 1st: Bundaberg Coral Coast Classic: Argentine Tango
2002 1st: FATD Championships: Masters II Open (Latin-American)
MEMBERSHIPS: previously
Fellow, Australian Computer Society,
Fellow, Royal Astronomical Society,
Fellow, Royal Society for Chemistry.
OTHER ACTIVITIES
1971-2006 Collecting, rearing, photographing Australian Caterpillars;
Donated many photographs, specimens and records to thr
Macleay Museum, University of Sydney.
1983
"Digital Duet"
presented Pas-de-Deux between a live and a computed dancer
for Closing Ceremony, 10th Australian Computer Conference,
Concert Hall, Melbourne
1989 "Dance Gallery"
designed and operated lighting for
Children's Recital, SDDC, Greenhalgh Theatre, Kuring-gai College.
2004
"The Butterfly Man"
6 minute documentary directed by Samantha Rebillet
2006
"Butterfly Man"
60 minute ABC radio interview by Richard Fidler
