STEVEN PATRICK DENERO
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Davis, CA 9561 ********@*******.***
OBJECTIVE:
Obtain a full time career where my skills and experience in atmospheric science and air quality can be utilized
daily to complete challenging projects.
EDUCATION:
University of California at Davis, M.S., Civil and Environmental Engineering (2008 2010)
GPA – 3.70
Cornell University, B.S., Atmospheric Science (2004 2008)
GPA 3.65
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Graduate Student Researcher at UC Davis, CEE Department 9/2008 Present
Studied under Professor Michael J. Kleeman
Designed new adaptations to full scale photochemical model WRF Chem
Focused on impact of source oriented pollution on local/regional weather patterns
Created interface between emissions preprocessing shell scripts and WRF input
Meteorological Intern at Sonoma Technology, Inc 6/2008 9/2008
Quality assured/controlled reports from numerous pollutant observation sites
Modified scripts to automatically display regional pollution forecasts with Google Earth
Generated daily text and graphical national air quality forecasts
Research Assistant at Cornell University, College of Engineering 3/2007 5/2008
Constructed dispersion model for size resolved particulates near roadways
Modeled climate scenarios using AERMET
Gathered and processed point source emissions data for AERMOD
Intern at WHEC TV Weather Lab 6/2006 – 8/2006
Collected regional meteorology data for daily forecasts
Assisted in preparing forecasts and graphics for nightly newscasts
Weather Observer for the Cornell Climatology Center 9/2005 – 2/2006
Recorded data daily at official Ithaca NWS site
Reported data to Northeast Regional Climatology Center
SPECIAL SKILLS:
• 2+ years experience writing and debugging FORTRAN code
• Extremely proficient with Microsoft Office
• Proficient with Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop
• Experience with Shell scripting
• Past course-work related experience with several dispersion models (MOBILE6.2, EMFAC2002, CALINE4)
SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENTS & ACTIVITIES:
• Six time CALS Dean’s List Award Recipient
• CEE Department Representative to the UCD Graduate Student Assn.
• Member of Golden Key International Honor Society and National Scholars Honor Society
• Awarded the A.W. Laubengayer Prize for the top academic performance in Chemistry course
• Former Vice President of Training and afternoon Disc Jockey at 93.5 FM WVBR
RELEVANT COURSES:
Air Quality • Air Quality Modeling • Aerosol Mechanics • Atmospheric Dynamics • Fluid Mechanics Fortran
Programming • Atmospheric Chemistry • Environment, Energy & Transportation
PUBLICATIONS:
“Source Oriented WRF/CHEM Model for Regional Air Pollution Studies” ( 2011, In Development )