Andrew Loebl Resume

Andrew S. Loebl, Ph.D. December 2021

Modeling and Simulation Group

Computational Sciences and Engineering Division

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Phone: 865-***-****

Email: ad2clk@r.postjobfree.com

Ph.D. Sociology with special emphasis on Statistics and Demography, at the University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri, 1973

M.S. Information Technology, Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, Florida, 2011 Until retirement December 31, 2012, Andrew Loebl held the positions of Program Manager and Senior R&D Staff Member at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). December 2013 through Present, Development of a new theory Extended Electrodynamics

(EED). This work was focused on theoretical, computational, and experimental research and development correcting the errors in Maxwells equations defining the electromagnetic theory. This work was a collaboration effort lead by Lee M. Hively, PhD and began in 2012, resulting in several papers being published in refereed, international journals. This proven theory radically changed one of the most extensively employed theory of Physics (since 1850) and has shown that the Physics of electro-magnetic wave cosmology, radio and TV broadcasting and a host of other applications should be revised. Loebl saved as the Executive Director of Operations for Gradient Dynamics, LLC during the period December 2013 through July 2016. This resulted in a patent granted to Gradient Dynamics by the United States Patent Office (US 9,306.527 B1, April 5, 2016) and later resulted in a publication of the entire theoretical, computational and experimental work documenting this discovery in a peer reviewed, International journal. 2000 until Retirement, Loebl was assigned to developing a non-probabilistic risk assessment methodology applied to cargo shipments into the United States and improving logistics security systems. Prior to this Loebl was assigned to developing and managing a peta-scale uniform, analytics-based data medical system to detect waste, fraud and abuse in Public Healthcare Programs of the Federal Government. Prior to the Healthcare efforts, Loebl pursued work for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in the area of generation-2 Nuclear Power reactors for electrical generation and the shift from analog to digital systems for safety and operations; analysis of the electrical power outage in the Northeastern United States and Canada, as well as a unique perspective on the effects upon Grid stability in an era of smart, self-regulating, site specific meters and automatic control of power to end users; business manager for the development of the Chemical Security Analysis System of the Department of Homeland Security, and technical support to security issues associated with Federal Aviation Administration cargo security responsibilities.

Prior to ~2000, Dr. Loebl was assigned to various specialty areas and advisory capacities on command and control systems and software engineering in development of the Army’s Future Combat System as well as Objective Force concept development activities. Between 1979 and 2000, Loebl was responsible for a program at ORNL that focused on data and model validation for both the Department of Energy and the Department of Defense (DoD). DoD work began with safety systems analysis, expanding to introduction of computer based, reliability centered maintenance initiatives for each Service (beginning ~1982). Development of modern logistics systems for each military transportation/logistics command (beginning ~1984) lead to modernization of the U.S. World Wide Military Command and Control System (specific to the Army and Air Force Programs, beginning ~1987); modeling and simulation for the Joint Chiefs of Staff(~1989); command center modernization for the Pentagon and several Major Command headquarters around the world resulting also in DoD adoption of several new 1

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Standard systems for both strategic and tactical operations (ending ~1991). This work focused on micro-processor based software, computer, and network concepts and configurations reforming, for example, integrated, mobile command and control; on-board training systems for the Navy;

reliability-centered analysis for Army aviation; support to design and development of the Navy’s SeaWolf Submarine, Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV), Advanced AAV; and microprocessor- based system de-compartmentalization of military command and control intelligence and operations cells.

Credibility of work resulted in, for example, ORNL direct tactical and operational support to Desert Storm and other, similar actions. The work also lead to development of modern concepts of 4th generation computer, data, and information fusion technology applied to decision making, communications, networks, modeling and simulation, strategic planning and operations. The Program eventually grew to an annual scope of over: 125 inter-agency agreements and 200 separate projects.

Other major past assignments undertaken by Loebl encompassed R&D relevant to environmental management, environmental statements development, classified work in epidemiology of low level radiation exposure, site population factors and population distribution around nuclear power reactors, transportation energy conservation, environmental remediation and brown fields development, epidemiology, and digital systems security. Recent assignments included safety-critical digital systems engineering, software architecture and model-driven software development management. Loebl has also served as the on-site representative to the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board and cognizant official for the Price-Anderson Amendments Act.

Loebl has been delegated increasing levels of responsibility and authority throughout his 40- year career at ORNL supporting all federal agencies of the Executive Branch and held a DOE Q clearance throughout this time period, with occasional higher level authorities, as well. 2

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Selected Publications (unclassified) and Assignments 1969-1973

Missouri Graduate Educa5on Assessment Needs and Ins5tu5onal Plans, July 1969, Missouri Higher Educa5on Commission, Jefferson City MO, (with R.R. Campbell) Verifica5on of Data and Collec5on Methods of Missouri Graduate Educa5on Assessment Needs and Ins5tu5onal Plans, Missouri Higher Educa5on Commission

“Demographic Differen5als of Parole Performance of a Sample of Felons of the State of Missouri”, Missouri Department of Proba5ons and Parole, March 1971, Jefferson City, Missouri The 1970 Census: Your Opportuni5es and Responsibili5es as Viewed by a Systems Analyst: A Handbook for Illinois Users, August 1971, Illinois State University, Champaign, IL Analy5cs based Social Area Analysis as a basis for comparison of the Popula5ons of Missouri and Nebraska

Lower Mississippi River Valley Water Traffic Analysis and Regional Economic Impacts, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Valida5on and Verifica5on of State of Missouri, Department of Agriculture, inspector travel expense. Project resulted in cost savings to Missouri of $1.6Million per month. Director, Public Data Use Center, State of Missouri and U.S. Department of Commerce Small Area Popula5on Analysis and Valida5on of Methods with the Small Area Popula5on Es5ma5on Center of the Bureau of the Census

Bureau of the Census, Summary Tape Processing Center and Summary Tape Tes5ng for the 1970 Decennial Census

Consultant to Coopers and Lybrand, Inc. Demographic Data Analysis of Small Area Urban Popula5ons and Es5ma5on of Housing Policy Effects of Block Grant Programs of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to metropolitan areas of the U.S. Demographer, data analysis, and consultant to the Democra5c Party Caucus of the Missouri State House of Representa5ves for Redistric5ng

Demographer, data analysis, and consultant to the Republican Party Caucus of the Missouri State House of Representa5ves for Redistric5ng

Demographer, data analysis, and consultant to the Democra5c Party Caucus of the Missouri Senate Redistric5ng

Demographer, data analysis, and consultant to the Republican Party Caucus of the Missouri Senate for Redistric5ng

Data Analy5cs and consultant to the Missouri State Supreme Court Commissioners on Redistric5ng Data Analy5cs and Methods for Development of a Board of Alderman Redistric5ng Plan for the City of St. Louis, Missouri.

Data Plan and Analysis for a second Midwest Regional Airport Hub located in Southern-Central Illinois; as analyst and consultant directly to Missouri Governor Warren E. Hearnes 3

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Data Analy5cs and Meets and Bounds Development for the Missouri Secretary of State for Redistric5ng Data Analy5cs and consultant to the Federal District Court of the Western District of Missouri, 3-Judge Panel, for Missouri U.S. Congressional Redistric5ng Director of the Missouri State Demographic and Sta5s5cal Unit, established by law. Plan for Data Collec5on, Digital Management, and Analy5cs of the data on the Aleut Popula5on of the State of Alaska establishing a demographic data and analysis baseline for measuring the effects of the Trans-Alaska Crude Oil Pipeline upon the popula5on, culture and tradi5ons of Na5ve Peoples poten5ally affected by pipeline construc5on and opera5on.

An analy5cal basis for understanding The Effects of Civil Disturbances Upon Urban Migra5on a comparison of the homogeneous subpopula5ons of two human ecologically compara5ve ci5es. Publica(ons (1974-2019)

“A Method of Delinea5on of Homogeneous Social-Ecological Areas”, August 1974, Annual Rural Sociological Society Mee5ng, New Orleans, LA

A Method of Delinea5on of Homogeneous Social-Ecological Areas, November 1974, ORNL/TM-2009/271

(ORNL-UR-118), Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge TN Regional and Urban Studies Socio-Economic Data Bases at Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, August 1975, ORNL/TM-2009/283 (ORNL/TM-5182), Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge TN Regional and Urban Studies Socio-Economic Data Bases at Holifield Na5onal Laboratory, August 1975, ORNL/TM-2009/282 (ORNL-RUS-11), Holifield Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge TN Commiiee Report; Energy Research and Development Inter-laboratory Working Group for Data Exchange, September 1976, Lawrence Berkeley Na5onal Laboratory, LBL-5329 Berkeley, CA

Regional Informa5on Group; Energy, Environmental and Socioeconomic Data Bases and Associated Sojware at Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, ORNL/TM-2009/279 (ORNL/TM-5600, October 1976, Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge TN

Transporta5on Energy Conserva5on Data Book: Edi5on 1, October 1976, ORNL/TM-2009/277

(ORNL-5198), Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge TN, U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Washington, D.C., (with D. B. Shonka) Spa5al Data on Energy, Environmental and Socioeconomic Themes at Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, ORNL/TM-2009/280 (ORNL/TM-5746, February 1977, Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge TN Transporta5on Energy Conserva5on Data Book: Edi5on 1.5, April 1977, ORNL/TM-2009/278

(CONS-7405-1), Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge TN, Assistant Administrator for Conserva5on, Energy Research and Development Administra5on, Washington, D.C., (with D. B. Shonka) Transporta5on Energy Conserva5on Data Book: Supplement III, May 1977, ORNL/TM-2009/275

(ORNL-5248), Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge TN, U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Washington, D.C., (with D. B. Shonka) Workshop on Dosimetry for Radon and Radon Daughters, Proceedings; May 1977, ORNL-5348, Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, (with J.E.Turner) Bibliography on the Dosimetry of Radon and Radon Daughters, ORNL/TM-2009/281 (ORNL-5284), June 1977, Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge TN

“Data Needs in Transporta5on Energy Conserva5on Research”, August 1977, Fourth Na5onal Conference, Effects of Energy Constraints on Transporta5on Systems, Proceedings of the Fourth Na5onal Conference, Schenectady, NY

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Transporta5on Energy Conserva5on Data Book: Supplement IV, August 1977, ORNL/TM-2009/273

(ORNL-5249), Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge TN, (with D.B. Shonka) Transporta5on Energy Conserva5on Data Book: Edi5on 2, September 1977, ORNL/TM-2009/274

(ORNL-5230), Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge TN, U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Washington, D.C., (with D. B. Shonka)

“The Role of the Health Physicist in the Development of Safe Energy Sources”, Health Physics, volume 4, February 1978

Transporta5on Energy Conserva5on Data Book, Edi5on 3, ORNL/TM-2009/269 (ORNL/TM-5493), February 1978, Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN Buildings Energy Facts and Trends, February 1978, ORNL/TM-2009-270 (ORNL/TM-5363), Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN (with G. E. Liepins)

“Users Needs and Requirements Related to Cataloging and Informa5on Services for Machine-Readable Numeric Data Files”, March 1978, Proceedings of the Conference on Cataloging and Informa5on Services for Machine-Readable Data Files, Na5onal Science Founda5on, Washington D.C.

“Site Demography: Defini5on and Criteria of a Popula5on Center”, December 1978, Nuclear Regulatory Commission Working Paper, Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, (with D.L. Greene) Vehicle-Miles of Travel Sta5s5cs, Life5me Vehicle-Miles of Travel and Current State Methods of Es5ma5ng Vehicle-Miles of Travel, February 1979, ORNL/TM-2009/268 (ORNL/TM-6327), Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN

Valida5on of the Monthly Power Plant Repor5ng System, ORNL/TN-2009/267 (DOE/EIA-0254), U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Informa5on Administra5on, October 1980, Washington, D.C. 1981-1990

An Approach to Evalua5ng Energy Economic Models, ORNL/TM-2009/266, (ORNL-5742), March 1981, Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN

Keynote Address; Interna5onal Symposium on Methodologies for Intelligent Systems, October 1987, Charloie, NC

Keynote Address: “Doing More with Less”, Expert Systems and Advanced Data Technology in the ADP Environment, November 1987, Washington, D.C.

“Experience with ARPANET and Planet”, Conference on Informa5on Super Highways, January, 1990, Nashville, TN

“Prototyping: A Cri5cal Technique”, Systems Development Journal, July, 1990

“Data Quality Assurance”, Na5onal Ins5tute of Standards and Technology for the Federal Security Program Managers, July, 1990, Gaithersburg, MD

Accuracy and Relevance and the Quality of Data, in Data Quality Control, (by V. R. Uppulurri), September 1990, Marcel Dekker, Inc., New York, New York, USA An Organiza5onal/Historical Perspec5ve of a Decade od Data Valida5on RandD at the Oak Ridge Reserva5on, in Data Quality Control, (by V.R. Uppulurri, September 1990, Marcel Dekker, Inc., New York, New York, USA

“Closing Keynote Address”, 5th Annual Conference on Methodologies for Intelligent Systems, October, 1990, Knoxville, TN

1991-Present

Strategic Plan for the Data Systems Research and Development Program, September 1991, Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN

K-25 Site Correc5ve Ac5on Plans in Response to the Department of Energy’s March 1992 Tiger Team Assessment Report, December 1992, Nuclear Enrichment Plant, U.S. Department of Energy, Oak Ridge, TN

Documen5ng the K-25 Site Tiger Team Response Report, September 1993, Nuclear Enrichment Plant, U.S. Department of Energy, Oak Ridge, TN

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“Commonality Faults In Super-scaled Systems: An example using the simula5on domain and network- centric opera5ons”, July 2005, Interna5onal Federa5on of Opera5ons Research Socie5es Triennial, Honolulu, Hawaii

“A Meaning of Integra5on”, May, 2007, Workshop on Developing a Design/Simula5on Framework, CPDA LLC, Atlanta GA

Safety and Non-safety Communica5ons and Interac5ons in Interna5onal Nuclear Power Plants, ORNL/ TM-2007-096 (ORNL/NRC/LTR-07/05), August 2007, Oak Ridge, TN, (with R.A. Kisner)

“Failure Mechanisms of Digital I&C and Implica5ons in Nuclear Power Plants”, Interna5onal Conference on Nuclear Engineering (ICONE 16), May, 2008, Orlando FL, (with K. Kofi) Technical Review Guidance and Acceptance for Digital Communica5ons in Highly Integrated Control Rooms, ORNL/TM-2008/177, October 2008, Oak Ridge, TN, (with R.A. Kisner) Technical Evalua5on Report on the General Electric-Hitachi (GE-H) ESBWR Sojware Development Plans, ORNL/TN-2008/177, October 2008, Oak Ridge, TN, (with M.D. Muhlheim) Instrumenta5on and Controls in Nuclear Power Plants: An Emerging Technologies Update, ORNL/ TM-2008/184, (NUREG/CR-6992), October 2009, Oak Ridge TN, (with K. Kofi)

“Emerging Technologies in Instrumenta5on and Controls and Their Poten5al Regulatory Implica5ons for Nuclear Power Plants”, April 2009, Nuclear Power Plant Instrumenta5on and Controls and Man Machine Interface Technologies (NPIC & HMIT 2009), Knoxville, TN, (with K. Kofi) Diversity Strategies for Nuclear Power Plant Instrumenta5on and Control Systems, February 2010, ORNL/ TM-2009/302 (NUREG/CR-7007), Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge TN, and U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington D.C. (with R.T. Wood)

“Gaming Approach Towards Healthcare Preven5on of Fraud, Waste and Abuse”, Invited Seminar, September 2010, University of Louisville, Louisville KY

“Digital Systems Safety and Reliability”, November 2010, Internal Presenta5on, Computa5onal Sciences and Engineering Division, Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge TN

“Enterprise Grade Architecture”, Requested, White Paper Map, Terms and Concepts of Enterprise Data Management, November 2010, Electronic Transmission to various companies in the U.S., Australia, Europe

“Scalable Connec5ons for Diverse Informa5on Stores: Knowledge Efficiencies for Streamlining Na5onal Health Informa5cs”, September 2011, ORNL internal presenta5on paper, (lead by M. Shankar)

“A 21st Century Knowledge Discovery Infrastructure Model”, March 2012, invited presenta5on to Computa5onal Sciences and Engineering Oak Ridge Na5onal Laboratory, Oak Ridge TN

“Complica5ons to Valida5on of Public Healthcare Cost in the U.S. Today”, May 2012, ASME 2012 Verifica5on and Valida5on Symposium, Proceedings, Las Vegas NV, (with K. Walker) Systems Life Cycle and Its Rela5on with the Triple Helix, Chapter 5 in Measuring Scholaring Impact - Methods and Prac5ce, Springer Interna5onal Publishing • Nov 14, 2014, Authors: Robert Abercrombie, Andy Loebl

United States Patent, US 9,306,527 B1, Lee M. Hively PhD., April 5, 2016 Classical and extended electrodynamics, Lee M. Hively, and Andrew S. Loebl, PHYSICS ESSAYS 32, 1 (2019)

(Received 21 November 2018; accepted 8 February 2019; published online 25 February 2019) A more detailed resume is available upon request.

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