G I

- D ONG K IM

OFFICE ADDRESS: 525 Camino de los Marquez, Suite 1

Santa Fe , N M 87505 Tel: ( 50 5) 476

- 4326

Email: gi

- dong.kim@state.nm.us

E DUCATION

P hD in Environmental Engineering , December 2001 The University of Tennessee, Knoxville

MS in Environmental Engineering , December 1998 The University of Tennessee, Knoxville

PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS

1. Gi

- Dong Kim

., Wayne T. Davis.

, Terry L

. Miller . (2004 ) “ Prediction of the Vertical Profile of

Ozone Based on Ground

- Level Ozone Observations and Cloud Cover ”, Journal of the Air &

Waste Man a gement Association v54 April p483

- 494

2. Wayne T. Davis., Gi

- Dong Kim

., Teresa C. Perry. (2001) “Study of the Adsorption/Removal Efficiency of Woven and Nonwoven Activated

- Carbon Fabrics for MEK”, Separation Science and Technology v36 n5

- 6 p931

- 940

3. Wayne T. Davis., Gi

- Dong Kim. (1999) “Effect of Prefilters on the Performance of HEPA Filters”, Filtra tion & Separation v36 n3 April p51

- 56

4. Teresa C. Perry., Gi

- Dong Kim., Wayne T. Davis. (1999) “Adsorption/Removal Efficiency of Commercially Available Activated Carbon Fabrics and Filters in a Simulated Indoor Environment”, Conference Proceedings for the J une 1999 Annual Meeting of the Air and Waste Management Association

5. Wayne T. Davis., Gi

- Dong Kim. (1998) “Effect of Prefilters on the Performance of HEPA Filters”, Conference Proceedings for the June 1998 Annual Meeting of the Air and Waste Management Ass ociation

EXPERIENCE

Modeling Scientist : New Mexico Environment Department , Santa Fe ( 01/2003

– Present)• To p erform and review air quality dispersion modeling with the use of the EPA regulatory models such as ISCST3, AERMOD, and CALPUFF in support of New Source Review and Title V permit applications

.

• To provide technical guidance and information to consultants, industry, citizen groups, and Air Quality Bureau staffs.

• To attend pre

- application meetings and process requests for model input information su ch

as meteorological data and surrounding source emission inventories.

Post

- doctoral Research Associate : The University of Tennessee, Knoxville (01/2002

– 12 /2002 )

• De velop ed Criteria Pollutant (PM 10 , PM 2.5 , SO 2 , NO

x , CO, and Pb) Emissions Inventory

Da tabase for the State of Tennessee.

Graduate Research Assistant : The University of Tennessee, Knoxville (08/1999

– 12/2001)

• Simulat ed U.S. EPA CALMET/CALPUFF models to estimate ambient concentrations of

NO

x and SO 2 and deposition of dry/wet nitrate and s ulfate and a maximum change of visibility deterioration resulting from potential emission sources in East Tennessee area.

• D evelop ed a modeling protocol for estimating atmospheric concentrations and deposition of acidic species resulting from the emission s ources, using both CALPUFF screening technique and CALPUFF refined technique

.

Graduate Research Assistant : The University of Tennessee, Knoxville ( 05/1998

– 07/1999)

• Investigated the Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) removal efficiency and adsorption

char acteristics of various commercially available activated carbon woven and non

- woven fabrics at airflow rates, air temperature and pressure drop typical of an indoor air

residential or small office environment.

Graduate Research Assistant : The University o f Tennessee, Knoxville ( 01/1997

– 05/1998)

• E xplore d the effect of pre

- filters on the performance of High Efficiency Particulate

A ssurance (HEPA) filters utilized for high efficiency removal of particles from gas

streams

.

COMPUTER SKILLS

• Operating Sys tem : UNIX, WINDOWS/DOS

• Air Quality Models : SCREEN3, CALINE3, ISCST3, AERMOD, CALMET/CALPUFF

• Programming Languages : FORTRAN, MATLAB

• Software : MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint , Access

, S URFER

, ARCINFO, O RIGIN , S

- plus