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where he investigated meridional energy fluxes focusing on observational error budget and on model-data inter-comparisons. In 1993, he moved to Jim Anderson's atmospheric science group in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology at Harvard University, where he has worked for the past six years as a Research Associate.

At Harvard, David collaborated with Jim Anderson on the design of an integrated payload and an observing mission to study water-vapor, cirrus clouds and stratospheric-troposphere exchange. He led the development and field deployment of a new Fourier-transform spectrometer for high radiometric accuracy for use on the NASA ER2 high altitude aircraft. He was also project scientist on a proposal for a small satellite to establish an accurate benchmark of infrared radiance observations with the purpose of monitoring climate change.

While the bulk of his work at EPP will focus on policy issues, he plans to continue his collaboration with Jim Anderson and to explore possible collaborations with the other EPP faculty working on issues of air pollution and atmospheric science.

David grew up in Canada. He is an avid outdoorsman and has made extensive trips in the Canadian arctic. He and his wife, Susan Poole, have two children.

Where Are They Now?

EPP - Ph.D. Graduate - 1984 David Scott Principal Consultant Oracle Corporation 600 de Maisonneuve Blvd. West, 10th Floor Montreal, Quebec H3A 3J2, CANADA 514+985-6926 (tel); 514+843-4737 (fax); dscott@ca.oracle.com After several years of managing his own company, David is now engaged in consulting activities related to enterprise computing, including applications of distributed object technology. His client include major firms and government agencies in Quebec and throughout Canada. David is also adjunct professor at Concordia University in Montreal, where he teaches courses in Java and Perl programming and web techniques.

EPP - Ph.D. Graduate - 1988 Susan (Bobbi) Bailey Network Management Systems Planning AT&T 4B242, 900 Rts. 202/206 North Bedminster, NJ 07921 908+234-3506 (tel); 908+234-8639 (fax); srbailey@att.com Bobbi leads an organization of planners, engineers, and developers of operational support systems to support AT&T's Network Operations Center (NOC). This Center provides centralized traffic/service and congestion management for AT&T services. Her biggest project this year is turning up AT&T's brand new "NOC 2000," which provides network management capabilities for AT&T's traditional telephone business as well as growing areas such as data and wireless networks.