Tracking and Predicting the Atmospheric Dispersion of Hazardous Material Releases Implications for Homeland Security (2003) / Chapter Skim
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He has expertise in the areas of signal processing theory, Doppler radar, lidar, and passive remote sensing techniques, and in the use of such systems for applications including severe weather detection, weather forecasting, precipitation estimation, and hydrological studies.
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in Civil Engineering from CSU, and his dissertation focused on physical modeling of heavy plume dispersion. His research projects include the physical and numerical modeling of wind turbine wake interactions; air quality prediction of pollutant recirculation in residential and industrial ventilation systems; air quality prediction of pollutant emissions from fossil fuel and nuclear power plant complexes; and hazard assessment from the accidental release of dense gases.
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A recent research emphasis has been the use of coupled atmospheric dynamic and dispersion models for estimation of the effects of domestic and international releases of hazardous material. He served on the NRC Panel on Model-Assimilated Data Sets for Atmospheric and Oceanic Research and was a speaker at a recent Congressional Forum on "National Security and the Atmosphere".
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