Geological Antarctic Field Notebook - Bob Tingey #3

Bob Tingey joined the Bureau of Mineral Resources (B.M.R.), Geoscience Australia’s predecessor organisation, as a geologist at the end of 1966. After spending several years working with the B.M.R. in Papua New Guinea, Bob travelled to Antarctica at the end of 1970. This was to be the first of his seven trips to Antarctica to undertake geological field work.
The breadth and significance of Bob’s Antarctic work has been officially recognised by the awarding of an Antarctic Medal in 1990 in which Bob was described as “one of Australia’s best known, widely respected and influential Antarctic scientists…His contributions to Antarctic science and to Australia’s international reputation have been very significant” AAD . The Tingey Glacier, Tingey Nunataks and Tingey Rocks were also named in Bob’s honour.
Bob's autobiography, Frozen Footsteps, was published in 2014 and tells the remarkable story of Bob's life. The total number of tasks for this dataset is: 78, number transcribed is 78 and number validated is 0.

鲍勃·廷吉（Bob Tingey）于1966年末加入澳大利亚地质科学局（Geoscience Australia）的前身机构矿产资源局（B.M.R.），担任地质学家一职。在巴布亚新几内亚的矿产资源局工作数年后，鲍勃于1970年末前往南极洲，这亦是他先后七次赴南极开展地质野外工作的首次旅程。
鲍勃在南极开展的科研工作的广度与重要性已获官方认可：1990年他被授予南极奖章，颁奖评语中称其为"澳大利亚最知名、广受敬重且极具影响力的南极科学家之一……他对南极科学研究以及澳大利亚国际声誉的贡献意义非凡"（AAD）。此外，廷吉冰川、廷吉冰原岛峰及廷吉岩石均以他的姓氏命名。
鲍勃的自传《冰封足迹》（Frozen Footsteps）于2014年出版，书中讲述了他非凡的人生经历。本数据集的总任务数为78，已转录任务数为78，已验证任务数为0。