 Education
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Ph.D., The University of Arizona, 1975
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M.S., The University of Arizona, 1973
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A.B., Grinnell College, 1959
Employment
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The University of Arizona: Research Professor
Emeritus,
Optical
Sciences, 2004–2007; Research Professor, 1999–2004; Associate Research Professor, 1990–1999; Research Associate, 1981–1990; Research
Specialist, 1978–1981; Research Associate, 1976–1977; Research
Assistant, 1973–1975; Graduate Research Assistant, 1971–1973
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Radiometrics: President, 1971–2007
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Globe-Union/Centralab: Senior Engineer, 1967–1970
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Hoffman Electronics/Semiconductor: Senior Engineer, 1959–1967
Professional Affiliations
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The Optical
Society (OSA), Member
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SPIE, Fellow
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IEEE, Life Member
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Council for Optical Radiation Measurements, Member
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U.S. National Committee, International Commission of Illumination
(CIE)
Awards and Honors
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SPIE Educator Award, 2006
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Tau Beta Pi Teacher of the Year,
The University of Arizona, 1992
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NASA Group Achievement Award, Pioneer Venus, 1979
Teaching
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OPTI 360
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OPTI 380B
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OPTI 400/500
Research
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Theoretical and practical aspects of radiometry, detectors,
instrumentation, calibration and standards for the UV, visible and IR
spectral regions
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Visible and infrared reflectance standards, quantum
and thermal detectors for use as radiometric standards, ultra-low
uncertainty spectrophotometry
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Radiometric temperature measurements in
the thermal IR
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Visible and IR radiometric properties of materials
(index of refraction, BRDF and BDTF
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Radiometric and photometric
implications of retirement
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