WMOD00263 ‎(2)‎

• Applicant: CWCB
• Sponsor Name: USBR
• Project Name: Response to RFP
• Title: Numerical Simulations of Snowpack Augmentation for Drought Mitigation Studies in the Colorado Rocky Mountains
• Prepared For: USBR
• Prepared By: Joe Busto, CWCB
• Date: 8/20/2003
• Weather Modification - Doc Type: Application

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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH FOR PAUL W. MIELKE, JR.

Name: Paul W. Mielke, Jr.

Academic Position: Professor of Statistics

Correspondence Address: Department of Statistics
Colorado State University
Fort Collins, CO 80523-1877
U.S.A.

Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]

E-mail Address: [e-mail]

Fields of Specialization: Permutation methods, nonparametrics,
multivariate multiple regression methods,
linear models, goodness-of-fit techniques,
contingency tables, multivariate analysis.

Education:

B.A. (mathematics) University of Minnesota 1953
M.A. (mathematics) University of Arizona 1958
Ph.D. (biostatistics) University of Minnesota 1963

SELECTED RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Mielke, P.W., and K.J. Berry (1996). Exact probabilities for
first-order and second-order interactions of 2x2x2 contingency
tables. EDUCATIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT, 56, 843-847.

Mielke, P.W., K.J. Berry, C.W. Landsea and W.M. Gray (1996).
Artificial skill and validation in meteorological forecasting.
WEATHER AND FORECASTING, 11, 153-169.

Mielke, P.W., K.J. Berry and C.O. Neidt (1996). A permutation test
for multivariate matched-pair analyses: Comparisons with Hotelling's
multivariate matched-pair T-squared test. PSYCHOLOGICAL REPORTS,
78, 1003-1008.

Smith, P.L., L.R. Johnson, D.L. Priegnitz, B.A. Boe and P.W. Mielke
(1997). An exploratory analysis of crop-hail insurance data for
evidence of cloud-seeding effects in North Dakota. JOURNAL OF
APPLIED METEOROLOGY, 36, 463-473.

Mielke, P.W. (1997). Some exact and nonasymptotic analyses of
discrete goodness-of-fit and r-way contingency tables. ADVANCES
IN THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF STATISTICS: A VOLUME IN HONOR OF

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