charles david cooper, phd, pe, qep - cecs · 2010, dr. cooper was selected as outstanding teacher...

Updated: Jan. 2014 1

PROFESSIONAL RESUME CHARLES DAVID COOPER, PhD, PE, QEP Professor of Engineering, Civil & Environmental Engineering University of Central Florida Orlando, Florida 32816-2450 DISCIPLINES: Environmental Engineering; Chemical Engineering EDUCATION: B.S. Chemical Engineering, Clemson University, 1969

M.S. Chemical Engineering, Rice University, 1971 Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, Clemson University, 1980

UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE: TEACHING:

Dr. Cooper is presently a Professor of Engineering in the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department at UCF. Dr. Cooper's teaching interests are in the areas of Hazardous Wastes Incineration, Atmospheric Dispersion Modeling, and Air Pollution Control, on which topic he has written an internationally-used textbook, Air Pollution Control - A Design Approach. Dr. Cooper has taught a variety of courses, spanning a wide range of levels and disciplines, from freshman Chemistry to graduate level Engineering. While at UCF he has taught 17 different courses, six of them graduate courses. He has supervised 5 PhD students (4 to completion), and 45 master's students (39 to completion). In 1982, 1990, 2003, and again in 2010, Dr. Cooper was selected as Outstanding Teacher of the Year in the College of Engineering. Dr. Cooper has coordinated and co-taught a detailed, 4-day Short Course on Mobile Source Air Quality Modeling, both to consultants and to regulators from all over the country in 17 of the past 20 years. From December, 1991, through May, 1996, he was a principal instructor in an annual five-day short course on Environmental Impacts from Transportation sources for both the World Bank and for the International Road Federation. In July 1998, at the special request of Illinois DOT, he took the course to Chicago, IL, and in May, 2001, he taught the course to the Alabama DOT in Montgomery AL. In 2008 and in 2009, he taught two 2-day mobile source air quality modeling courses to Georgia DOT in Atlanta.

UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE: RESEARCH:

Despite his significant teaching load, Dr. Cooper has always been active and productive in research. He has conducted a variety of research projects, with his main interests being in air pollution control and modeling, and combustion/incineration. Dr. Cooper has obtained significant funding for UCF students and faculty, and has published numerous peer-reviewed journal articles. Sponsors of his research include the U.S.EPA, NASA, the Gulf Coast Hazardous Substance Research Center, Florida DOT, Florida DEP, and others. Throughout his career, Dr. Cooper has been the Principal Investigator or co-PI on more than 35 research


Resume – C.D. Cooper (cont.) RESEARCH (cont.):

contracts worth more than $3.6 million in funding for UCF. A chronological listing of significant research projects since 1990, their sponsors, their dollar value to UCF, and his role in them follows:

Year Short Title Sponsor Dollar Value Role 90-94 Hazardous vapor incineration GCHSRC $264,000 co-PI* 90-91 Enhanced CO Screen Test Fla DOT $ 11,000 PI 91-93 Poll. releases from surface finishing US EPA $197,000 co-PI 91-94 Ozone Evaluation of Central Fla Fla DEP $192,000 co-PI* 92-93 Update of FDOT CO Screen Test Fla DOT $ 15,000 PI 92-94 Landfill Gas Emissions Orange Cnty $111,000 co-PI 93-94 Determining Correct RVP values Fla DOT $ 17,000 PI 93-96 Removal of NOx from HWIs GCHSRC $162,000 co-PI* 93-97 FLINT – Fla Intersection Model Fla DOT $300,000 co-PI* 93-95 Hot-Cold Start Proportions Fla DOT $200,000 co-PI 94-95 Tech Supt-Health/Env Impacts FCSHWM $ 15,000 PI 96-97 COSCREEN update to Windows Fla DOT $ 56,000 PI 96-98 NOx Control at KSC Boilers-I NASA $298,000 co-PI* 97-99 NASA Particulate Matter Study NASA $173,000 PI 98-99 NOx Control at KSC Boilers-II NASA $140,000 co-PI* 99-00 Empirical Ozone Modeling FDEP $ 75,000 PI 00-01 NOx Control at KSC Boilers-III NASA $100,000 co-PI* 01-02 GA DOT Air Quality Model Ga DOT $ 33,000 PI 01-02 Tech Transfer – H2O2 to Control NOx GCHSRC $ 33,000 PI 02-04 Ala. MOBILE6 Air Quality Model AL DOT $123,000 PI 02-03 Emission Inventory of Central Fla Metroplan $ 20,000 PI 04 Update of COSCREEN to MOBILE6 FDOT $ 46,000 PI 06-11 Air Quality Services to Metroplan Metroplan $168,000 PI 07-08 Odor Modeling HCSHWM $ 70,000 PI 07-09 APC Engineering Experience for UG Siemens $270,000 PI 08-11 MSATs Modeling Near Roads in Fla FDOT $187,333 PI 09-10 Emission Inventory of Central Florida Metroplan $ 49,810 PI 09-10 H2S Modeling from C & D Landfills HCSHWM $ 35,000 PI 10 CO2 Emissions inventory for UCF UCF $ 11,312 PI 11 Update of COSCREEN to MOVES FDOT $ 73,677 PI 12-14 Biosolids Gasification Maxwest $179,055 PI *For these co-PI research projects, Dr. Cooper was the main proposal writer and the research project manager


Resume – C.D. Cooper (cont.) SERVICE:

Dr. Cooper has actively served the Department, the College, and the University in a variety of ways. From 1991 to 2009, he served as the Environmental Group Coordinator in the Department. Also, from 2002 to 2009, and from 2011 to present, he served as the Graduate Coordinator for the Department. He has served on many committees, some of which are listed below:

COE Academic Standards Comm (1980-81) UCF Admissions & Stds Comm (1981-84) COE Personnel Committee (1981-83) COE Library Committee (1982-84) UCF Graduate Council (1983-86) Safety Committee (College, 1983-84) Ad Hoc Chem. Engr. Comm. (1983-86) Merit Pay Committee (College, 1984-85) Research Council (University, 1985-87) UCF Sabbatical Leave Committee (1986-88) Search Comm. - V.P. for Research (UCF, 1986-87) Search Committee - Dean of Engineering (University, 1987-88) Academic Planning Committee (University, 1988-1991) CEBA IIIb Planning Committee (1989-91) CEE Dept. Chair Search Comm (1989-90) General Education Program Committee (University, 1992-94) Tenure & Promotion Committee

(University, 1993-1995) CEE Dept. Chair 5-year Review Comm (1995) CEE Dept. Faculty Search (1995-96) COE Professional Excellence Program (PEP) Committee (1996)

CEE Strategic Planning Comm (1997-98) Industrial Combustion Coordinating Rule-making (ICCR) Committee [a Federal Advisory

Committee for helping the U.S. EPA set national emission standards for hazardous air pollutants] (1997-2000) University Athletic Committee (1997-2002) COE Tenure and Promotion Comm. (1998-1999) CEE Faculty Eval. Criteria Comm (1998) UCF 5-year Review (of Dr. David Block) Committee (1999) COE Promotion & Tenure Comm. (2000) COE Salary Equity Comm. (Chair) (2000) COE Research Incentive Awards Committee (Chair) (2001) CEE Personnel Comm. (Chair) (2001-2002) CEE Faculty Search Committee (Chair) (2001-2002 & 2002-2003) CECS TIP Selection committee (2002) CEE Dept Grad. Coord. (2002 - 2009) CEE Personnel Comm. (Chair) (2003-2004) CEE Dept Chair Search Comm (2004-05) CEE Faculty Evaluation Committee (2005) CECS Sabbatical Leave Comm. (2005-06) UCF Graduate Council (2005-2007) CEE Faculty Search committees (2005-2007)

CECS Promotion and Tenure Comm. (2007-08) CECE Tenure Apprisal Committee (2007-2010) CECE Promotion & Tenure Comm. (2011-2012) Chair, CECS P&T Comm. (2012-2014) Chair, CECE Env. Fac Srch Comm (2012-2013) Department Grad Coordinator (2011-2014) CECE Transp Fac Srch Comm (2013-2014)


Resume – C.D. Cooper (cont.) In addition to his University service, Dr. Cooper has actively served the local community and professional organizations. He has been particularly active in the Florida Section - Air and Waste Management Association (FAWMA), having been technical co-chair for the 1986 Annual Meeting, Secretary-Treasurer elect (1986-87), Secretary-Treasurer (1987-88), Vice Chair (1988-89), and Chair of the Florida Section (1989-90). He was Technical Chair of 1999 Annual meeting of FAWMA, and Technical Co-Chair of the 2001 International AWMA meeting (≈3000 attendees). He continues to chair the FAWMA Scholarship Awards Committee (since 1989). He was elected to Fellow membership in AWMA in 2001. He served on the Board of Directors of the International AWMA from 2004-2007. In June 2011, he was again the co-chair of the Technical Program for the 2011 AWMA annual meeting held in Orlando.

INDUSTRIAL From 1971 through May 1976, Dr. Cooper worked at the Exxon Refinery EXPERIENCE: in Baytown, Texas. During this time, he was assigned to various different

positions of increasing responsibility:

1. Process Computer Control Engineer - developed realtime computer control programs for hydrodesulfurization and platinum reforming processes. Generated credits for the refinery on the order of $300,000 annually attributed to better control of refining processes, maximization of octane improvement, and reduction in operating costs. 2. Refinery Short Range Economics Section - Dr. Cooper analyzed various refining operations for economic profitability and recommended changes in processing strategy as necessary. Dr. Cooper spear-headed a refinery wide program for maximizing gasoline production in the summer of 1973, and heating oil production in the winter of 1974 during the Arab oil embargo. 3. Product Coordination Section - Dr. Cooper coordinated overall refinery fuel products processing and issued operating guidelines to allow smooth transitions within the refinery from one operating mode to the next. Dr. Cooper was intimately involved in coordinating the start-up of the entire refinery after an emergency shut-down. 4. Process Engineering Design Section - Dr. Cooper designed the modifications required to convert four 15 MW steam-electric power boilers from gaseous to liquid fuel firing. 5. Operations Section Head - Dr. Cooper was the operating supervisor for the light ends fractionation section of the refinery. He had prime responsibility for three major refinery process units and supervision of forty-one (41) operations personnel plus 8-10 technical personnel. His operating budget was in the range of $10,000,000 per year.


Resume – C.D. Cooper (cont.) CONSULTING Dr. Cooper has conducted a number of air quality studies for the private EXPERIENCE: sector, with emphasis being on the modeling ambient air carbon monoxide

concentrations due to large indirect sources. Studies have been completed for the following projects:

Central Florida Research Park (Orange County, 1984) Dupont Centre (Downtown Orlando, 1985) CC&F Office Park-Airport (Orlando, 1985) Trinity Communities (Pasco County, 1986) Apollo-Hickory Road Alignment Study (Melbourne, 1986) Huckleberry (Orange County, 1987) Orlando International Center (Orlando, 1987) Seminole County Expressway (Seminole County, 1987) Lakeview (Polk County, 1987) Quadrangle-Sub. Dev. (Orange County, 1987) Osceola Trace (Osceola County, 1988) Spring Rise (Orange County, 1988) Duda Lands Inc. (Seminole County, 1988) Osceola Corporate Center (Osceola County, 1989) HBJ Interchange Center (Orlando, 1989) Seminole Properties (Seminole County, 1989) Celebration (1991) Lake Bryan (1992) MAGLEV (Orlando, 1992) Sierra Land (1993) Raceplex (Lake County, 1993) City of Orlando downtown CO study (1995-96) Sand Lake Road Waste Water Treatment Plant Odor (H2S) Study (Orange County, 1997) World Expo Center DRI (Osceola County, 1998) ORHS Expansion DRI (Orlando, 1999) Saddle Creek DRI (Polk County, 1999) Flora Ridge DRI (Osceola County, 2000) Wesley Chapel Lakes DRI (Pasco County, 2000) Cape Coral Drinking Water Odor (H2S) Study (Cape Coral, FL, 2001) South Shore Corporate Park DRI (Hillsborough County, 2001)

Boggy Creek DRI (Central Florida, 2001) Triangle Town Commons (Raleigh, NC, 2002) Meadow Woods DRI (Central Florida, 2002) Spring Hills DRI (Ocala, 2003) ICP Binding Letter (Orange County, 2003) Celebration M&M Study (Osceola County, 2003) Cagan Crossings DRI (Lake County, 2003) Stoneybrook South DRI (Polk County, 2004) Osceola Corporate Center (Osceola County, 2004) Plaza Collina (Lake County, 2004) City of Orlando downtown CO study (2004-05) Lake Hutto DRI (Hillsborough County, 2005) Bronson Property (Osceola County, 2005) SR 100 Property DRI (Flagler County, 2005) Epperson Ranch DRI (Pasco County, 2005) Karlton DRI (Lake County, 2005) Innovation Place DRI (Orange County, 2006) Riverland/Kennedy DRI (St. Lucie County, 2006) Ashley Glenn DRI (Pasco County, 2006) Lake Toho-Mariner’s Cove (Osceola County, 2006) Moss Park DRI (Orange County, 2006) New River DRI (Pasco County, 2006) Rolling Oaks DRI (Osceola County, 2006) Wal-Mart Distribution Center (Putnam County, 2006) Lake Toho DRI (Osceola County, 2006) Kenosha Town Center Mall (Kenosha, WI, 2006) Cape Coral North Drinking Water Plant H2S Study (Cape Coral, FL, 2007) Evansville Western Terminal Facility DRI (Polk County, 2007) Kenosha Distribution Center (Kenosha, WI, 2008) Camino Reale DRI (Orange County, FL, 2008) Rybolt Park DRI (Orange County, FL 2009) Neoga Lakes DRI (Flagler County, FL 2009) Kelly Park Crossing DRI (Orange County, FL 2010)

In addition to the above air quality modeling studies, Dr. Cooper has consulted on the regulatory review of the process design of a large hazardous waste incinerator, has been a peer-reviewer for EPA technical reports, a peer-reviewer for NASA research proposals, and has been an expert witness in several legal actions involving air pollution.


Resume – C.D. Cooper (cont.) PROFESSIONAL Registered Professional Engineer: ACTIVITIES: 1. Texas: #37700, 1975 - 1991

2. Florida: #23850, 1976 - present Qualified Environmental Professional, 1995 - present

Member, Tau Beta Pi and Phi Kappa Phi Fellow Member, International Air & Waste Management Association, 1980 – present (member of the Board of Directors, 2004-2007) Member, Florida Air & Waste Management Association (1980-present) Member, Institute for Professional Environmental Practice. 1995-present (member of the Board of Trustees, 2005-2007)

HONORS AND Graduated with highest honors from Clemson Univ., 1969 AWARDS: Norris Medal (Clemson Univ. Outstanding Student), 1969 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities, 1968 Society of American Military Engineers Award for Excellence, 1969

National Collegiate Athletic Association Graduate Studies Scholarship, 1970 NSF Fellowship, 1970 and 1971

UCF Foundation Award: Excellence in Teaching, Coll. of Engineering, 1982 Outstanding Young Men of America, 1983 Clemson University Athletic Hall of Fame, 1983 Selected to the UCF Quill, 1984 Distinguished Author, UCF Quill, 1987 Civil and Environ. Engr. Dept., Outstanding Teacher Award, 1989 & 1990 College of Engineering Excellence in Teaching Award, 1990 Teaching Incentive Program (TIP) Award, 1994 GCHSRC, UCF Coordinator Certificate of Appreciation, 1995 Professorial Excellence Program (PEP) Award, 1999 Teaching Incentive Program (TIP) Award, 2000 Fellow Member Air & Waste Management Association, 2001 Service Award from AWMA: Technical Vice-Chair of Annual Meeting, 2001 The 2002 Lyman A. Ripperton Award - bestowed by Air & Waste Management Association to one outstanding educator in the air pollution field in North America, 2002 Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching in CECS, 2003 The 2005 Clair Fancy Memorial Award – in recognition of outstanding leadership and service to the Florida Section – AWMA The CECE Corporate Advisory Board “Gold Star Award” for overall Faculty Excellence – 2010 The CECE Student Choice (Gold Apple) award for outstanding teacher in the department – 2010 Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching in CECS, 2011 TIP Award 2012 The CECE Student Choice (Gold Apple) award for outstanding teacher in the department – 2013


Resume – C.D. Cooper (cont.) GRADUATE STUDENTS SUPERVISED:

1. John C. Brown, Jr. – MS – 1978 2. Michael R. Todd – MS – 1983 3. Lutfallah Gari – MS – 1983 4. Mark J. Flint – MS – 1984 5. Steven H. Ramsey – MS – 1988 6. Jeffrey A. Nangle – MS – 1990 7. Pwu-Sheng Liu – PhD – 1991 8. Michael W. Hewett, Jr. – MS – 1991 9. Barry L. Walker – MS – 1991 10. Kimberly A. Brown – MS – 1992 11. Alvaro I. Martinez – PhD – 1993 12. Douglas W. Bauman – MS – 1994 13. Shu-Pao Wang – MS – 1994 14. Suresh V. Reddy – MS – 1994 15. Der-Chen Chao – MS – 1994 16. Debra K. H. Keely – MS – 1994 17. John M. Kasper – MS – 1995 18. Kory N. Reeves – MS – 1995 19. Mark Koletzke – MS – 1996 20. Richard C. Traynelis – MS – 1996 21. Jordan M. Haywood – MS – 1996 22. David W. Loper – MS – 1997 23. Quang D. Nguyen – MS – 1998

24. Michelle M. Collins – PhD – 1998 25. Deborah A. Ingersoll – MS – 2000 26. Esteban R. Lopez – MS – 2000 27. Rachel Chambers – MS – 2001 28. Marten Arbrandt – MS – 2003 29. Karthikeyan K. Ramasamy – MS –

2003 30. Venu M. Gandi – MS – 2003 31. Piyavadee Limvoranusorn – MS –

2004 32. Debra Seligman – MS – 2005 33. Megan Crum – MS – 2007 34. Ali Bayat – MS – 2007 35. Veronica L. Figueroa – MS – 2008 36. Michael Radford – MS – 2009 37. Nicholas Guarriello – MS – 2009 38. Jessica L. Ross – MS – 2010 39. Johanna M. Clifford – MS – 2011 40. Steven Bolyard – MS – 2012 41. Mark Ritner – MS – 2012 42. Kurt Westerlund – PhD – 2013 43. Wyatt Champion – MS – 2013


Resume – C.D. Cooper (cont.) PUBLICATIONS:

BOOKS:

1. WANIELISTA, M.P., YOUSEF, Y.A., TAYLOR, J.S., and COOPER, C.D., Engineering and the Environment, Monterey, California, Brooks/Cole, 394 pages, 1984.

2. COOPER, C. DAVID and Alley, F.C. Air Pollution Control: A Design Approach, 2nd

ed., Waveland Press, Prospects Heights, IL, 694 pages, 1994. 2a&b COOPER, C. DAVID and Alley, F.C. Air Pollution Control: A Design Approach,

2nd ed. (in Korean language, 1996), and (in Chinese, 1998). 3. COOPER, C. DAVID, DIETZ, JOHN D. and REINHART, DEBRA R., Foundations

of Environmental Engineering, Waveland, Prospects Heights, IL, 365 pages, 1999. 4. COOPER, C. DAVID and Alley, F.C. Air Pollution Control: A Design Approach, 3rd

ed., Waveland Press, Prospects Heights, IL, 735 pages, 2002.

5. COOPER, C. DAVID and Alley, F.C. Air Pollution Control: A Design Approach, 4th ed., Waveland Press, Prospects Heights, IL, 839 pages, 2011.

U. S. PATENTS:

1. U. S. Patent 5,355,739: Apparatus for Measuring Gas Emission Rate from Soil. C. David Cooper, Debra R. Reinhart, and Debra Seligman. Oct. 18. 1994.

2. U. S. Patent 6,676,912: Air Pollution Method and Apparatus for Removal of Nitrogen

Oxides from Stationary Combustion Sources. C. David Cooper, Christian A. Clausen, and Michelle M. Collins. Jan 13, 2004.

3. U. S. Patent 6,969,486: Apparatus and Method for Treating Pollutants in a gas using

Hydrogen Peroxide and UV Light. C. David Cooper and Christian A. Clausen. Nov. 29, 2005.

BOOK CHAPTERS: 1. Alley F. Chris and COOPER, C. DAVID, Chapter 86: “Air Pollution” in The

Engineers Handbook, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL (1995). 2. COOPER, C. DAVID, Chapter 1: “Fundamental of Hazardous Waste Incineration,”

and Chapter 4: “Modeling the Atmospheric Dispersion of Hazardous Waste Incinerator Emissions,” in Hazardous Waste Incineration: Evaluating the Human Health and Environmental Risks, Lewis Publishers, Boca Raton, FL (1998).

3. COOPER, C. DAVID, “Vapor Incineration,” a chapter in Air Pollution Engineering

Manual, 2nd Ed, John Wiley and Sons, New York (2000).


Resume – C.D. Cooper (cont.) BOOK CHAPTERS (cont.):

4. COOPER, C. DAVID. “Air Pollution Control Methods,” a Chapter in the Kirk-

Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology, 5th ed., John Wiley & Sons, New York, Vol. 26, pp. 667-729 (2007).

PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES:

1. COOPER, C.D., "Planning for the Management of Hazardous Wastes," Florida Scientist 44, 3 (1981): 129-136.

2. COOPER, C.D. and Alley, F.C., "Kinetic Analysis of a Non-Isothermal Reactor,"

AIChE Journal 27, 6 (November 1981): 1039-1041.

3. COOPER, C.D., Alley, F.C., and Overcamp, T.J., "Hydrocarbon Vapor Incineration Kinetics," Environmental Progress 1,2 (May 1982).

4. COOPER, C. DAVID, "Oxidation of Solvent Vapors by a Catalytic Paint-Drying

Device," Plating and Surface Finishing, 73, 2 (February 1986).

5. COOPER, C. DAVID, "Indirect Source Impact Analysis - Carbon Monoxide Modeling," Journal of Air Pollution Control Association, Volume 37, No. 11 (November 1987).

6. COOPER, C. DAVID, "Persistence Factors for Mobile Source (Roadway) Carbon

Monoxide Modeling," Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association, Vol. 39, No. 5 (May 1989).

7. COOPER, C. DAVID, CLAUSEN, CHRISTIAN A., Tomlin, Doug, Hewett, Mike,

and Martinez, Al. "Enhancement of Organic Vapor Incineration Using Hydrogen Peroxide," J. Hazardous Materials, 27, pp. 273-285 (1991).

8. CLAUSEN, CHRISTIAN A., COOPER, C. DAVID, Hewett, Mike and Martinez, Al.

"Enhancement of Organic Vapor Incineration Using Ozone," J. Hazardous Materials, 31, pp. 75-98 (1992).

9. Walker, Barry L. and COOPER, C. DAVID, "Air Pollution Emission Factors for

Medical Waste Incinerators," J. Air & Waste Management Association, 42, 6 (1992) 10. REINHART, DEBRA R., COOPER, C. DAVID, and Walker, Barry L. "Flux

Chamber Design and Operation for the Measurement of Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Gas Emission Rates," J. Air & Waste Management Association, 42, 8 (1992).

11. COOPER, C. DAVID, MALONE, LINDA C., and Liu, Pwu-Sheng. "Identifying

Worst-Case Persistence Factors for Carbon Monoxide Modeling Near Intersections in Orlando, Florida." J. Air & Waste Management Association, 42, 11 (1992).


Resume – C.D. Cooper (cont.) PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES: (Cont.)

12. Hall, Mitchell S, DIETZ, JOHN D., COOPER, C. DAVID, WAYSON, ROGER L., and Bauman, Doug. "Atmospheric Releases of Hexevalent Chromium from Hard Chrome Plating Operations," Plating and Surface Finishing, 79,11 (Nov. 1992).

13. Martinez, Al, Geiger, Cherie, Hewett, Mike, CLAUSEN, CHRIS A., and COOPER,

C. DAVID. "Using Hydrogen Peroxide or Ozone to Enhance The Incineration of Volatile Organic Vapors," Waste Management, 13, pp. 261-270 (1993).

14. Martinez, Al, COOPER, C.DAVID, CLAUSEN, CHRIS A., and Geiger, Cherie.

"Kinetic Modeling of The H2O2 Enhanced Incineration of Heptane and Chlorobenzene," Waste Management, 15, pp. 43-53 (1995).

15. Kasper, John M., CLAUSEN, CHRISTIAN A. and COOPER, C. DAVID. "Control

of Nitrogen Oxide Emissions by Hydrogen Peroxide - Enhanced Gas-Phase Oxidation of Nitric Oxide," J. Air & Waste Management Assoc., 46, pp. 127-133 (1996).

16. AL-DEEK, HAITHAM M., ROGER L. WAYSON, C. DAVID COOPER, Debra Keely, Richard Traynelis, Pwu-Sheng Liu, LINDA C. MALONE, and Amy Datz, “Queueing Algorithm for Calculating Idling Emissions in FLINT – the Florida INTersection Air Quality Model”, in Transportation Research Record “Effects of Transportation on Energy and Air Quality, No. 1587, Transportation Research Board, National Academy Press, Washington, DC (1997).

17. Haywood, Jordan and C. DAVID COOPER, “The Economic Feasibility of Using

Hydrogen Peroxide for the Enhanced Oxidation and Removal of Nitrogen Oxides from Coal-Fired Power Plants,” Journal of Air & Waste Management Association, 48, 3, 238-246 (1998).

18. Tazi, L.M., Collins, M., Nguyen, Q.D. Cooper, C. D, and Clausen, C.A. “Hydrogen

Peroxide Enhanced Oxidation and Removal of Nitrogen Oxides from Flue Gases,” Florida Scientist , v. 61 (1998).

19. COOPER, C. DAVID, Kim, Brian, and MacDonald, John. “Estimating the Lower

Heating Values of Hazardous and Solid Waste,” Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association, 49, 4, 471-476 (1999).

20. Collins, Michelle M., COOPER, C. DAVID, Dietz, John D., Clausen, Christian A.,

and Tazi, Loubna. “A Pilot-Scale Evaluation of H2O2 Injection to Control NOx Emissions,” ASCE J. of Environmental Engineering, 127, 4, 329-336 (2001).

21. COOPER, C. DAVID, Godlewski, Victor J., Hanson, Ray, Koletzke, Mark, and

Webster, Neil. “Odor Investigation and Control at a WWTP in Orange County, Florida,” Environmental Progress, vol 20, no. 3, pp. 133-143 (2001).



22. COOPER, C. DAVID, Clausen, Christian A., Pettey, Lucas, Collins, Michelle M., and Pozo de Fernandez, Maria. “Investigation of Ultraviolet Light-Enhanced H2O2 Oxidation of NOx Emissions,” ASCE J. of Environmental Engineering, 128, 1, 68-72 (2002).

23. COOPER, C. DAVID, Clausen, Christian A., Pettey, Lucas, Muller, Paul, and

Collins, Michelle M. “Injection Nozzle for Ultraviolet Light-Enhanced H2O2 Oxidation of Air Pollutants in Flue Gas,” ASCE J. of Environmental Engineering, 128, 12, 1175-1181 (2002).

24. COOPER, C. DAVID and Arbrandt, Marten. Mobile Source Emission Inventories –

Monthly or Annual Average Inputs to MOBILE6?” Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association, 54, 8, 1006-1010 (2004).

25. Collins, Michelle M, COOPER C. DAVID, and Clausen Christian A. “Hydrogen

Peroxide Enhances Removal of NOx from Flue Gases,” NASA Tech Briefs, 29, 1, 54-55 (Jan. 2005).

26. Limvoranusorn, Piyavadee, COOPER, C. DAVID, Dietz, John D., Clausen, Christian

A., Pettey, Lucas, and Collins, Michelle M. “Kinetic Modeling of the Gas-Phase Oxidation of Nitric Oxide using Hydrogen Peroxide,” ASCE J. of Environmental Engineering, 131, 4, 518-525 (April, 2005).

27. Imran, Syed A., Dietz, John D., Mutoti, Ginasiyo, Taylor, James S., Randall, Andrew

A., and COOPER, C. DAVID. “Red Water Release in Drinking Water Distribution Systems,” American Water Works Association Journal, 97, 9, 93-100 (Sept., 2005).

28. Mutoti, Ginasiyo, Dietz, John D., Imran, Syed, Taylor, James, and COOPER, C.D.

“Development of a Novel Iron Release Flux Model for Distribution Systems,” J. AWWA, 99, 1, 102-111 (Jan., 2007).

29. Mackie, K. R. and COOPER, C. D. “Landfill gas emission prediction using Voronoi

diagrams and importance sampling,” Environmental Modelling & Software, 24, 1223-1232 (2009).

30. Figueroa, Veronica K., Mackie Kevin R., Guarriello, Nick, and COOPER, C.

DAVID. “A Robust Method for Estimating Landfill Methane Emissions,” Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association, 59, 8, 925-935 (2009).

31. COOPER, C. D. “Carbon Dioxide Control – Technology for the Future,” Journal of

Environmental Science and Engineering, 4, 11, 1-16 (2010).



32. Clifford, J. and C. D. COOPER. “A 2009 Mobile Source Carbon Dioxide Emissions Inventory for the University of Central Florida,” Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association, Vol. 62. No. 9, 2012, pp. 1050-1060. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10962247.2012.696529

33. Ritner, M., K. K. Westerlund, C. D. Cooper, and Claggett, M. “Accounting for acceleration and deceleration emissions in intersection dispersion modeling using MOVES and CAL3QHC,” Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association, Vol. 63. No. 6, 2013, pp. 724-736. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10962247.2013.778220

34. Abou-Senna, H., E. Radwan, K. Westerlund, and C. D. Cooper. “Using a traffic

simulation model (VISSIM) with and emissions model (MOVES) to predict emissions from vehicles on a limited-access highway,” Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association, Vol. 63. No. 7, 2013, pp. 819-831. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10962247.2013.795918

35. Westerlund, K. K., and C. D. Cooper. “Modeling Concentrations of Air Toxics near

Intersections and Freeways in Florida,” ASCE Journal of Environmental Engineering, Vol 140, No. 1, 2014. http://dx.doi.org/10.1061/(ASCE)EE.1943-7870.0000758

36. Champion, W. M., C. D. Cooper, K.R. Mackie, and P. Cairney. “Development of a

chemical kinetic model for a biosolids fluidized-bed gasifier and the effects of operating parameters on syngas quality,” Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association, Vol. 64. No. 2, 2014, pp. 160-174. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/10962247.2013.845619

REPORTS:

1. COOPER, CHARLES DAVID, "The Theory and Practice of Perturbation Chromatography Applied to the Investigation of H2 and CO Chemisorption on a CO-Mo-Al Catalyst," A Master's Thesis, Rice University, Houston, Texas, April 1971.

2. COOPER, C.D., "Computer Control of Product Octane at HF2," an internal company

memorandum, Exxon Co., USA, August 1971.

3. COOPER, C.D., "Supervisory Computer Control of Reactor Regeneration at HF3," an internal company memorandum, Exxon Co., USA, December 1972.

4. COOPER, C.D., "Maximization of Gasoline Production at the Baytown Refinery," an

internal company report, Exxon Co., USA, November 1973. 5. COOPER, C.D., "Environmental Planning for the Treatment and Disposal of

Hazardous Wastes in the East Central Florida Area," Fla. Technological University, August 1978.

Resume – C.D. Cooper (cont.) REPORTS: (cont.)


6. COOPER, C.D., "Prediction of Time-Temperature Design Parameters for a

Hydrocarbon Vapor Incinerator," a Ph.D. Dissertation presented to Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina, 1980.

7. COOPER, C. DAVID, "Destruction of VOCs by a Catalytic Paint Drying (IR) Device," ORD Research Report, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, EPA-600/2-85-064, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, June 1985.

8. COOPER, C. DAVID, DIETZ, JOHN D., Flint, Mark J., and Todd, M.R., "Water

Quality Characterization of an Eastern Coal Slurry," EPA/600/S2-87/016, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, Ohio, June 1987.

9. COOPER, C. DAVID, "Eight-Hour Carbon Monoxide Persistence Factors," report number FL-DOT/BMR-325-88, 97 pages, Florida Department of Transportation, Tallahassee, FL, May 1988.

10. COOPER, C. DAVID. "Carbon Monoxide Persistence Factors Near Intersections," a

Final Report to Florida DOT, Report No. FL-DOT/MR-368, 64 pages, November 1989.

11. COOPER, C. DAVID. "Landfill Gas Emissions," a final report to FCSHWM, 59

pages, May 1990. 12. COOPER, C. DAVID, "Enhanced Carbon Monoxide Screen Test," final report to

FDOT, Fl-ER-48-91, 26 pages, July 1991. 13. Walker, Barry L. and COOPER, C. DAVID. "Air Pollution Emission Factors for

Medical Waste Incinerators," a final report to the Florida Center for Solid and Hazardous Waste Management, 41 pages, November 1991.

14. COOPER, C. DAVID; REINHART, DEBRA R.; Rash, Fred; Seligman, Debra; and

Keely, Debra. "Landfill Gas Emissions." A final report to the Florida Center for Solid and Hazardous Waste Management, 136 pages, July 31, 1992.

15. COOPER, C. DAVID; WAYSON, ROGER L.; Brown, Kim; Moramganti,

Rajshekar; Muthineni, Vinod. "Central Florida Ozone Study." A final report to the Florida Dept. of Environmental Protection, 101 pages, March 31, 1993.

16. COOPER, C. DAVID "MOBILE5A-Based Carbon Monoxide Screen Test", a final

report to FDOT, 28 pages, October 1993.

17. COOPER, C. DAVID et. al. "FLINT - The Florida Intersection Model," a final report to FDOT, 98 pages, December 1997.


Resume – C.D. Cooper (cont.) REPORTS: (cont.)

18. COOPER, C. DAVID, CLAUSEN, CHRISTIAN A., and DIETZ, JOHN. D. "A Pilot

Scale Evaluation of a New Technology to Control NOx Emissions from Boilers at KSC: Hydrogen Peroxide Injection into Boiler Flue Gases Followed by Wet Scrubbing of Acid Gases," a final report of Phase I Activities to NASA, 20 pages, October 1998.

19. COOPER, C. DAVID, and Keely, Deb. “COSCREEN98 Update to Windows,” a final

report to FDOT, 35 pages, March 1999.

20. COOPER, C. DAVID. "Estimating and Reporting Fugitive Air Emissions at Kennedy Space Center, Florida," a final report to NASA, 21 pages, December 1999.

21. COOPER, C. DAVID, and CLAUSEN, CHRISTIAN A. "A Pilot Scale Evaluation of

a New Technology to Control NOx Emissions from Boilers at KSC: Hydrogen Peroxide Injection into Boiler Flue Gases Followed by Wet Scrubbing of Acid Gases," a final report of Phase II Activities to NASA, 41 pages, July 2000.

22. COOPER, C. DAVID, and CLAUSEN, CHRISTIAN A. "A Pilot Scale Evaluation of

a New Technology to Control NOx Emissions from Boilers at KSC: Hydrogen Peroxide Injection into Boiler Flue Gases Followed by Wet Scrubbing of Acid Gases," a final report of Phase III Activities to NASA-KSC, 31 pages, November 2001.

23. COOPER, C. DAVID and Keely, Debra K. “The Georgia CO Screening Model for

Georgia Intersections,” a final report to the Georgia DOT, 38 pages, February 2002.

24. COOPER, C. DAVID. “Technical Support for Commercialization of Hydrogen Peroxide Injection to Control NOx Emissions from Combustion Sources,” a final report to the GCHSRC, 15 pages, April 2002.

25. COOPER, C. DAVID and Arbrandt, Marten. “Emission Inventory for Central Florida – 2002,” a final report to Metroplan Orlando, 135 pages, June 2003.

26. COOPER, C. DAVID, Keely, Debra K., and Jones, Steven L. “ALCO – the Alabama

CO Screening Model and AM6 – Alabama MOBILE6,” a final report to the Alabama Department of Transportation, 59 pages, November 2003.

27. COOPER, C. DAVID and Keely, Debra K. “CO Florida 2004 – A Florida-Specific,

MOBILE6-Based CO Screening Model for Air Quality Analyses of Transportation Projects,” a final report to the Florida DOT, 15 pages, Sept. 2004.

28. COOPER, C. DAVID and Keely, Debra K. “User’s Guide to CO Florida 2004 –

FDOT Intersection Air Quality (CO) Screening Model,” a final report to the Florida DOT, 21 pages, Sept. 2004.


Resume – C.D. Cooper (cont.)

REPORTS: (cont.)

29. COOPER, C. DAVID. “Atmospheric Dispersion Modeling for Odor Buffer Distances from Florida Landfills,” a final report to the HCSHWM, 24 pages, June 2009.

30. Ross, Jessica and COOPER, C. DAVID. “2008 Emissions Inventory for Orange,

Seminole and Osceola Counties,” a final report to Metroplan Orlando, 39 pages, June 2010.

31. Bolyard, Steven and COOPER, C. DAVID. “Monitoring and Modeling to Determine Hydrogen Sulfide Emissions and Dispersion from Florida C&D Landfills,” a final report to the HCSHWM, 26 pages, Dec. 2010.

32. COOPER, C. DAVID and Ross, Jessica. “Fifth Annual Report and Contingency Plan

for Air Emissions Reduction in Central Florida,” a final report to Metroplan Orlando, 45 pages, Feb. 2011.

33. COOPER C. DAVID and Westerlund, Kurt. “Modeling of Concentrations of MSATs

(Mobile Source Air Toxics) along Highways and near Intersections in Florida,” a final report to the Florida DOT, 34 pages, December 2011.

34. COOPER, C. DAVID and Westerlund, Kurt. “User’s Guide to CAL3i and

CAL3MSAT: A Dispersion Modeling Program for Predicting Air Pollutant Concentrations near Roadways,” a final report to the Florida DOT, 31 pages, December 2011.

35. COOPER, C. DAVID and Ritner, Mark. “User’s Guide to CO Florida 2012 – FDOT

Intersection Air Quality (CO) Screening Model,” a final report to the Florida DOT, 25 pages, January 2012.

36. COOPER, C. DAVID and Ritner, Mark. “CO Florida 2012 – FDOT Intersection Air

Quality (CO) Screening Model,” a final report to the Florida DOT, 27 pages, March 2012.


Resume – C.D. Cooper (cont.) PRESENTATIONS AND CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS:

1. Brown, John C., JR., and COOPER, C.D., "The Effects of Relaxed Emissions Standards and Heavy Duty Vehicles on Projected Highway Emissions Through 1990," in proceedings of the 71st Annual Meeting of the Air Pollution Control Association, Houston, Texas, June 1978.

2. DOERING, R.D., HOSNI, Y.A., and COOPER, C.D., "The Economics of Energy

Management Systems in State Buildings in Florida," a paper presented to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Winter Annual Meeting, December 1978.

3. Manderson, M.C. and COOPER, C.D., "Sulphur Supply and Demand and its

Relationship to New Energy Sources," a paper presented at the 181st National Meeting of the American Chemical Society, Atlanta, Georgia, March 29 - April 3, 1981. (Also published in ACS Symposium Series, 183, Amer. Chem. Soc., Washington, DC, 1982.)

4. Manderson, M.C. and COOPER, C.D., "The World Supply/Demand Outlook," a

paper presented at the Sulphur-81, an International Conference, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, May 24-28, 1981.

5. COOPER, C.D., Alley, F.C., and Mullins, J.C., "Kinetics of Hydrocarbon Vapor

Incineration - Including Carbon Monoxide Formation and Destruction," a paper presented at the 1981 Annual Convention of the Florida Section, Air Pollution Control Association, Palm Coast, Florida, September 27-29, 1981.

6. COOPER, C.D., Alley, F.C., and Overcamp, T.J., "A General Model for Predicting

Hydrocarbon Vapor Incineration Kinetics in an Afterburner," in proceedings of the 74th Annual Meeting of the AIChE in New Orleans, Louisiana, November 8-12, 1981.

7. COOPER, C.D., "A Microcomputer Model of an Equalization Basin," a paper

presented at the ASCE 1982 Joint Florida/South Florida Annual Meeting, Orlando, Florida, September 2-5, 1982.

8. COOPER, C.D., "Air Pollution Education in Florida - Past, Present, and Future," a

paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Florida Air Pollution Control Association, Palm Beach Shores, Florida, September 25-27, 1983.

9. COOPER, C.D., DIETZ, J.D., TAYLOR, J.S., Flint, M.J., and Todd, M.R., "Water

Quality Characterization of an Eastern Coal Slurry," in proceedings of the Second Conference on Municipal, Hazardous, and Coal Wastes Management, Miami Beach, Florida, December 5-7, 1983.


Resume – C.D. Cooper (cont.) PRESENTATIONS AND CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS: (Cont.) 10. COOPER, C.D. and Manderson, M.C., "Phosphate Rock: The Emerging World and

Regional Supply and Demand Outlook into the late 1980s," a paper presented at Phosphates - What Prospects for Growth, an Industrial Minerals International Conference, Orlando, Florida, December 11-14, 1983.

11. Manderson, M.C. and COOPER, C.D., "World Sulphur Supply Demand Overview to

the Early 1990s," a paper presented at SULPHUR-84, an International Conference, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, June 3-6, 1984.

12. COOPER, C.D. and Nangle, J., "Destruction of VOCs by a Catalytic Paint Drying

Device," a paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Florida Air Pollution Control Association, Daytona Beach Shores, September 23-25, 1984.

13. COOPER, C.D., DIETZ, J.D., Flint, M.J., and Todd, M.R., "Water Quality

Characterization of an Eastern Coal Slurry," a paper presented at the 10th International Conference on Slurry Technology, Lake Tahoe, Nevada, March 26-28, 1985.

14. COOPER, C.D., "Destruction of VOCs by a Catalytic Paint Drying Device," a paper

presented at the AES Technical Conference - SUR/FIN '85, Detroit, Michigan, July 15-18, 1985.

15. Boyd, James C. and COOPER, C.D., "Survey of Indirect Source Carbon Monoxide

Modeling with Emphasis on the East Central Florida Region," a paper presented at the Florida Section - APCA Annual Meeting, Clearwater Beach, Florida, Sept. 28-30, 1986.

16. COOPER, C. DAVID, "Indirect Source Modeling - Carbon Monoxide Impacts," a paper presented at the 1987 Specialty Conference of the ASCE, Orlando, FL. Also published in Proceedings of the 1987 Specialty Conference on Environmental Engineering, published by ASCE, New York, 1987.

17. COOPER, C. DAVID, "Meteorological and Vehicular Persistence Factors for Mobile

Source Carbon Monoxide Modeling," in proceedings of the 81st Annual Meeting of APCA, Dallas, Texas, June 19-24, 1988.

18. COOPER, C. DAVID, and McCann, Robert, "Air Stripping of VOC's from Water:

Implications for Air Quality," a paper presented at the Florida Section - APCA Annual Meeting, San Destin, Florida, September 25-27, 1988.

19. COOPER, C. DAVID, LEFTWICH, D. SCOT, and Liu, Pwu-Sheng, "Persistence

Factors for Carbon Monoxide Modeling near Roadways and Intersections," in proceedings of the 68th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, Washington, D.C., January 22-26, 1989.


Resume – C.D. Cooper (cont.) PRESENTATIONS AND CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS: (Cont.) 20. COOPER, C. DAVID, LEFTWICH, D. SCOT, and Liu, Pwu-Sheng. "Persistence

Factors for Carbon Monoxide Modeling Near Intersections," in proceedings of the 82nd Annual Meeting of the AWMA, Anaheim, California, June 1989.

21. COOPER, C. DAVID, LEFTWICH, D. SCOT, and Liu, Pwu-Sheng. "Persistence

Factors for Carbon Monoxide Near Intersections in Florida," in proceedings of the 69th Ann. Meeting of the Transportation Research Board, Washington, DC, Jan. 1990.

22. COOPER, C. DAVID, MALONE, LINDA C., and Liu, Pwu-Sheng. "Pinning Down

'Worst-Case' Persistence Factors for Carbon Monoxide Modeling near Intersections in Orlando, Florida," in proceedings of the 84th Annual Meeting of the Air and Waste Management Association, Vancouver, Canada, June, 1991.

23. Walker, Barry L. and COOPER, C. DAVID. "Air Pollution Emission Factors for

Medical Waste Incinerators," a paper presented at FAWMA Annual Conference, Clearwater Beach, Florida, September, 1991.

24. REINHART, DEBRA R., COOPER, C. DAVID, Walker, Barry, and Rash, Fred.

"Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Gas Emissions Monitoring," a paper presented at FAWMA Annual Conference, Clearwater Beach, Florida, September, 1991.

25. REINHART, DEBRA R., COOPER, C. DAVID, Seligman, Debra R.H. "Landfill

Gas Emission Monitoring Using a Modified Flux Chamber Approach," in proceedings of the AWMA 1993 Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado, June 14-18, 1993.

26. Martinez, AL, Geiger, Cherie, CLAUSEN, CHRIS A. and COOPER, C. DAVID.

"Enhancement of the Kinetics of Incineration of Dilute Hazardous Organic Vapors by Addition of Hydrogen Peroxide or Ozone," a paper presented at the Annual FAWMA Conference Pensacola, Florida (Sept. 1992).

27. COOPER, C. DAVID, WAYSON, ROGER L., DIETZ, JOHN D., Bauman, Doug,

Cheze, Kathleen, Sutch, P.J. "Atmospheric Releases of Formaldehyde from Electroless Copper Plating Operations," a paper presented to SURFIN-93, Anaheim, CA, July, 1993.

28. COOPER, C. DAVID, Reddy, Suresh. "MOBILE5A-Based Carbon Monoxide

Screening Test for Preliminary Impact Analysis of Highway Projects in Florida," in proceedings of the AWMA 1994 Annual Meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio, June 19-24, 1994.

29. MALONE, LINDA C., Liu, Pwu Sheng, COOPER, C. DAVID, WAYSON, ROGER

L., AL-DEEK, HAITHAM. "A Comparison of Three Intersection CO Models on a Partitioned Combined Database," in proceedings of the AWMA 1995 Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, June 18-23, 1995.



PRESENTATIONS AND CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS: (Cont.)

30. COOPER, C. DAVID, Keely, Debra K. "Determining Actual RVP Values of Gasoline Sold in Florida," in proceedings of the AWMA 1995 Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, June 18-23, 1995.

31. Geiger, Cherie L., CLAUSEN, CHRISTIAN A., COOPER, C. DAVID, Martinez,

Alvaro. "Using Hydrogen Peroxide to Enhance the Thermal Destruction of Dilute Volatile Organic Compounds," in proceedings of the AWMA 1995 Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, June 18-23, 1995.

31. HOEKSTRA, ROBERT L., COOPER, C. DAVID, Keely, Debra K. "Vehicle

Emissions of a Hydrogen-Enriched Compressed Natural Gas," in proceedings of the AWMA 1995 Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, June 18-23, 1995.

33. COOPER, C. DAVID, et. al. "Second Progress Report on FLINT - the FLorida

INTersection Model: Description and Preliminary Performance Evaluation," in proceedings of the AWMA 89 Annual Meeting, Nashville, Tennessee, June 23-28, 1996.

34. AL-DEEK, HAITHAM M., WAYSON, ROGER L., COOPER, C. DAVID, Keely,

Debra, Traynelis, Richard, Liu, Pwu-Sheng, MALONE, LINDA C. “A Queueing Algorithm for Calculating Idling Emissions in FLINT - the FLorida INTersection Air Quality Model,” in proceedings of the 76th TRB Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., January, 1997.

35. WAYSON, ROGER L., COOPER, C. DAVID, AL-DEEK, HAITHAM M., MALONE, LINDA C., Liu, Pwu-Sheng, Keely, Debra, Traynelis, Richard, Heriba, Mahmoud, Matar, Fouad. “FLINT - the FLorida INTersection Model for Air Quality Modeling,” in proceedings of the Transportation Research Board, 76th Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., January 12-16, 1997.

36. Tazi, L.M., M. Collins, Q.D. Nguyen, C.D. COOPER, and C.A. CLAUSEN,

“Hydrogen Peroxide Enhanced Oxidation and Removal of Nitrogen Oxides from Flue Gases”, a paper presented at the 62nd meeting of the Florida Academy of Science, Orlando, FL, March 1997.

37. COOPER, C. DAVID, and Nguyen, Quang. “A Progress Report on Pilot Study Control of NOX Emissions from Boilers Using H2O2,” a paper presented to the Annual Meeting of the Florida Air & Waste Management Association, Stuart, Florida, September, 1997.

38. WAYSON, ROGER L., COOPER, C. DAVID, Brenner, Marta Lynne, Kim, Brian

Y., and Datz, Amy. “A Determination of Hot and Cold Start Percentages for the State of Florida to be Used in Mobile Source Emissions,” in proceedings of the Transportation Research Board, 77th Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., January 11-15, 1998.

Resume – C.D. Cooper (cont.) PRESENTATIONS AND CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS: (Cont.)


39. Tazi, L.M., Collins, M., Nguyen, Q.D., COOPER, C.D., and CLAUSEN, C.A. “Hydrogen Peroxide Enhanced Oxidation and Removal of Nitrogen Oxides from Flue Gases,” a paper presented at the 62nd meeting of the Florida Academy of Science, Winter Park, FL, March, 1998.

40. COOPER, C. DAVID, Collins, Michelle, CLAUSEN, CHRISTIAN A., Nguyen,

Quang, and Tazi, Loubna. “Using H2O2 to Control NOX Emissions from Boilers”, a paper presented to the Annual Meeting of the Florida AWMA, St. Augustine, FL., September 1998.

41. COOPER, C. DAVID, Kim, Brian., McDonald, John “Estimating the Lower Heating

Value of Solid and Hazardous Wastes,” a paper presented to the Annual Meeting of the Florida AWMA, St. Augustine, FL. September 1998.

42. COOPER, C. DAVID, CLAUSEN, CHRIS A., Collins, Michelle, Tazi, Loubna, and

Nguyen, Quang. “A Pilot-scale Evaluation of a New Technology to Control NOX Emissions from Boilers at KSC: Hydrogen Peroxide Injection into Boiler Flu Gases Followed by Wet Scrubbing of Acid Bases,” a paper presented to the First Annual NASA-KSC Partners in Education and Research Conference, Cocoa Beach, FL, October 6-8, 1998.

43. Collins, Michelle, COOPER, C. DAVID, CLAUSEN, CHRISTIAN, Tazi, Loubna, and Nguyen, Quang. “A New Technology for Control of Nitrogen Oxides Emissions from Stationary Combustion Sources,” a paper presented at the Pacific Northwest Section of the Air & Waste Management Association, Seattle, WA, Nov. 4, 1998.

44. Keely, Debra K. and COOPER, C. DAVID. "The Advancement of CO Screening

Models," in proceedings of the 1999 Annual Meeting of the Air & Waste Management Association, St. Louis, Missouri, June 20-25, 1999.

45. Collins, Michelle, COOPER, C. DAVID, CLAUSEN, CHRISTIAN, Tazi, Loubna,

and Nguyen, Quang. “A New Technology for Control of Nitrogen Oxides Emissions from Stationary Combustion Sources,” in proceedings of the 1999 Annual Meeting of the Air & Waste Management Association, St. Louis, Missouri, June 20-25, 1999.

46. Chambers, Rachel, and COOPER, C. DAVID. “Monitoring and Modeling of Air

Quality: Development of Empirical Ozone Models for the East Central Florida and Pensacola, Florida Airsheds,” in proceedings of the 2001 Annual Meeting of the Air & Waste Management Association, Orlando, FL, June 24-28, 2001.

47. ABDEL-ATY, M, Aiouche, H, COOPER, C. D., Miller, R, and Abdelwahab, H.

“Investigating Vehicle Occupancy Rates on Toll Roads: Empirical Results from an Origin-Destination Study and its Implications on Air Quality,” in proceedings of the 2001 Annual Meeting of the Air & Waste Management Association, Orlando, FL, June 24-28, 2001.


48. CLAUSEN, CHRISTIAN A., C. DAVID COOPER, Michelle Collins, Lucas Pettey, and Cherie L. Geiger. “A Pilot Scale Evaluation of Ultraviolet Light-enhanced H2O2


Oxidation of NOx Emissions,” in proceedings of the 223rd Annual Meeting of the American Chemistry Society National Meeting, Orlando FL. April 7-12, 2002.

49. COOPER, C. D. and Keely, Debra K. “Using MOBILE6 to Get Emission Factors for

a Microscale CO Analysis,” in proceedings of the 95th Annual Conference of the Air & Waste Management Association, Baltimore, Md, June 24-27, 2002.

50. COOPER, C. DAVID. “A Comparison of Mobile6 with Mobile5a, and the Effects on Predicted CO Emission Factors used in Project Level Analysis,” a paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Florida Air & Waste Management Association, Jupiter Beach, Florida, September 15-17, 2002.

51. COOPER, C. DAVID, Keely, Debra K, and Jones, Steven L. “Alabama Mobile6 – A

Customized Windows Interface,” in proceedings of the 96th Annual Conference of the Air & Waste Management Association, San Diego, CA, June 22-26, 2003.

52. COOPER, C. DAVID, Keely, Debra K, Gawalpanchi, Sheetal, and Jones, Steven L. “ALCO – A CO Screening Model for Alabama,” in proceedings of the 97th Annual Conference of the Air & Waste Management Association, Indianapolis, IN, June 22-25, 2004.

53. Rahmani, Mariam, and COOPER, C. DAVID. “Dispersion of a Dense Gas in a

Closed Space,” in proceedings of the 97th Annual Conference of the Air & Waste Management Association, Indianapolis, IN, June 22-25, 2004.

54. COOPER, C. DAVID and Arbrandt, Marten. “Annual Average vs Monthly Average

Values for Selected Inputs to MOBILE6 – Effect on an Annual Emissions Inventory,” in proceedings of the 97th Annual Conference of the Air & Waste Management Association, Indianapolis, IN, June 22-25, 2004.

55. COOPER, C. DAVID and Ferraro, Bruno. “CO Modeling and Monitoring in

Orlando, Florida,” a paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Florida Air & Waste Management Association, St. Petersburg Beach, Florida, November 20-22, 2005.

56. COOPER, C. DAVID and Ferraro, Bruno. “CO Modeling and Monitoring in

Orlando, Florida,” in proceedings of the 99th Annual Conference and Exhibition of the International Air & Waste Management Assoc., New Orleans, LA, June 20-23, 2006.

57. Bayat, Ali and COOPER, C. DAVID. “Effects of Biodiesel, Ultra Low Sulfur Diesel

and Conventional Diesel on Emissions from Orange County School Bus Fleet,” in proceedings of the 100th Annual Conference and Exhibition of the International Air & Waste Management Assoc., Pittsburgh, PA, June 26-29, 2007.


PRESENTATIONS AND CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS: (Cont.)

58. COOPER, C. DAVID, Figueroa, Veronica, and Mackie, Kevin. “Estimating Methane Emissions from Landfills - a New Way,” a paper presented at the Annual Meeting of


the Florida Air & Waste Management Association, Deerfield Beach, Florida, October 28-30, 2007.

59. Figueroa, Veronica, COOPER, C. DAVID, and Mackie, Kevin. “Estimating Landfill

Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Measured Ambient Methane Concentrations and Dispersion Modeling,” in proceedings of the 101st Annual Conference and Exhibition of the International Air & Waste Management Assoc., Portland, OR, June 24-27, 2008.

60. COOPER, C. DAVID, “Carbon Capture and Sequestration – Technology for the

Future,” a paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Florida Section Air & Waste Management Association, Captiva Island, Florida, October 4-6, 2009.

61. COOPER, C. DAVID, “Carbon Capture and Sequestration” Invited Presentation University of the Basque Country, Bilbao, Spain, October, 2009.

62. COOPER, C. DAVID, “Mobile Source Air Quality Modeling” Invited Presentation University of the Basque Country, Bilbao, Spain, October, 2009.

63. COOPER, C. DAVID, “Carbon Capture and Sequestration” Invited Presentation

University of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, October, 2009.

64. COOPER, C. DAVID, “Air Pollution Emission Inventories,” Invited Presentation University of Alicante, Alicante, Spain, October, 2009.

65. COOPER, C. DAVID, “Carbon Capture and Sequestration” Invited Presentation

University of Jaen, Jaen, Spain, October, 2009.

66. COOPER, C. DAVID, “Carbon Capture and Sequestration” Invited Presentation University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, March, 2010.

67. COOPER, C. DAVID, “Carbon Capture and Storage” Invited Presentation United

States Military Academy, West Point, New York, April, 2010.

68. COOPER, C. DAVID, Ross, Jessica, Radford, Mike, Duarte, Oscar, and Champion, Wyatt. “Emissions Inventory for Central Florida with Emphasis on On-Road and Non-Road Sources,” in proceedings of the 103rd Annual Conference and Exhibition of the International Air & Waste Management Assoc., Calgary, Canada, June 22-25, 2010.



69. Bolyard, Steven J., COOPER, C. DAVID, and Mackie, Kevin R. “Monitoring and

Modeling to Determine Hydrogen Sulfide Emissions and Dispersion from Florida Construction and Demolition Landfills to Determine Odor Buffering Distances,” in proceedings of the 104th Annual Conference and Exhibition of the International Air & Waste Management Assoc., Orlando, Florida, June 21-24, 2011.

70. Clifford, Johanna M., Ross, Jessica L., and COOPER, C. DAVID. “Emissions

Inventory for the University of Central Florida,” in proceedings of the 104th Annual Conference and Exhibition of the International Air & Waste Management Assoc., Orlando, Florida, June 21-24, 2011.

71. Westerlund, Kurt K. and COOPER, C. DAVID. “Developing a Mobile Source Air

Toxics (MSATs) Dispersion Model,” in proceedings of the 105th Annual Conference and Exhibition of the International Air & Waste Management Assoc., San Antonio, Texas, June 19-22, 2012.

72. Champion, Wyatt, COOPER, C. DAVID, and Cairney, Paul. “Development of a

Chemical Kinetic Model for a Biosolids Fluidized-bed Gasifier,” in proceedings of the 106th Annual Conference and Exhibition of the International Air & Waste Management Assoc., Chicago, Illinois, June 25-28, 2013.

charles david cooper, phd, pe, qep - cecs · 2010, dr. cooper was selected as outstanding teacher...

Documents