Computerized regional air pollution abatement and fuels use modeling☆
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Mr. William Sanjour is a consultant in operations research currently engaged by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. He was previously a manager of consulting services at Ernst and Ernst where he was instrumental in developing some of the models reported in this article as well as many other environmental studies. He has also worked for the American Cyanamic Co. and the Center for Naval Analysis as an operations research analyst. He received his B.S. (1958) from City College, New York and his M.A. in Physics (1960) from Columbia University.
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Mr. Ellison S. Burton is the Director, Policy Analysis Division, Office of Hazardous Materials Control for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. He was formerly employed as the Director of the Environmental Studies Group at Ernst and Ernst in Washington, D.C. Mr. Burton has authored over twenty papers and professional journal articles on pollution control and management science. He received a B.A. (1951) in mathemtics from Amherst College and a Diploma in Mathematical Statistics (1975) from Trinity College, Campbridge University.
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Mr. Edward H. Pechan is an analyst and former consultant with the Office of Planning and Evaluation, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. He has consulted in operations research and computer systems with a number of public and private sector clients and headed a small software consulting firm for two years. He has participated extensively in the development and use of air pollution models. He has a B.S. (1968) in physics and an M.S. in Industrial Engineering (1970) from the University of Pittsburgh.