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Hopke, Philip Karl was born on March 22, 1944 in Sherman, Texas, United States. Son of George Karl and Dorothy Virginia (Dawson) Hopke.
(The first book to comprehensively review the rapidly grow...)
The first book to comprehensively review the rapidly growing field of receptor modeling. It systematically presents the analytical and mathematical methods that have been developed and used to characterize airborne particulate matter, and to identify its sources. The techniques described can be applied to a variety of problems since the measured properties in a particular system can be related to the sum of independently contributing causal factors. The book features an introduction to matrix algebra and several important concepts in numerical analysis, including the singular value decompositions.
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Hopke, Philip Karl was born on March 22, 1944 in Sherman, Texas, United States. Son of George Karl and Dorothy Virginia (Dawson) Hopke.
Bachelor of Science, Trinity College, 1965. Master of Arts, Princeton University, New Jersey, 1967. Doctor of Philosophy, Princeton University, New Jersey, 1969.
Research associate Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1969-1970. Assistant professor State University of New York, Fredonia, 1970-1974, University Illinois, Urbana, 1974-1978, associate professor, 1978-1982, professor, 1982-1989. Robert A Plane professor Clarkson University, Potsdam, New York, 1989—2001, dean Graduate School, 1997-1999, Bayard D. Clarkson distinguished professor, since 2002, director Center for Air Resources Engineering and Science, since 2002.
Jefferson science fellow United States Department, 2009. Director Center Environmental, since 2009, Institute Sustainable Environments, 2001—2011. Chair grant review panel on air chemistry and physics Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, 1987-1992.
Editor Chemometrics and Intelligent Laboratory Systems, since 1987. Clean air science advisory committee, 1995-2000, chair clean air science advisory committee, 2000-2004. Associate editor Air Quality, Atmosphere & Health, since 2007.
(The first book to comprehensively review the rapidly grow...)
Member Champaign (Illinois) Environmental Advisory Commission, 1977-1978. Member, president Champaign Community School Board of Education, 1978-1981. Fellow International Aerosol Research Assembly, American Association the Advancement of Science.
Member American Association for Aerosol Research (board directors 1989-1994, vice president 2001-2002, president 2003-2004, David Sinclair award), Air and Waste Management Association (chair committee 1990-1992), Gesellschaft fur Aerosolforschung, American Chemical Society, American Physical Society, International Society for Exposure Analysis, International Society for Indoor Air Quality and Climate, International Statistics Institute.
Married Eleanor Louis Fritz, June 1, 1968. Children: Jane Catherine, Frederick Karl.