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Ou1444 LARRY A. MULLER DRAINAGE AND FLOOD CONTROL I ~ University of MinnesDta; B.S., Civil Engin~ering, 1966. University of, Minnesota;.SwS., Civil Engineering, 1963. Training Course, U.S.A.E.D" The Hydraulic Engineering Center, Water Surface Profiles, 1972. Registered Professional Engineer in Colorado, #10947. Member: America~ Society of Civil Engineers American Water ResourceS Association Consulting Engineers Council of Colorado In 1971, Mr, Muller joined our firm as a Project Engineer in the ,Drainage and Flood Control Section with primary responsibility for the hydrologic analysis on most of the flood control and drainage studies completed by the company, He has developed the firm's hydrology computer programs which are mathematic models utilizing the synthetic unit hydrograph approach to urban storm runoff analysis, Programs were also developed to lag and add hydrographs within a basin and to route a storm hydrograph through a reservoir. In October, 1973, Mr. Muller assumed responsibili~ies as Project Manager for the Drainage and Flood Control Section and has total responsibility for all projects managed through the Denver office. In his capacity ~s Manager of the Drainage and Flood Con~rol Sec- tion, Mr. Muller is in responsible charge of all project schedules, budgets and work content. He is an Associate of the firm and serves a~ the Secretary of the Board of DirectDrs. He is authorized to negotiate contracts with potential clients, Mr, Muller directs the work activities of project managers, project engineers and design engineers, ~ , I ~ 3 Prior to joining our company, Mr, Muller served in the military frDm 1969 to 1971 with the U. S. Army CDld Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory, Hanover, New Hampshire. In this position Mr. Muller was involved in a laboratory study of pressure-volume relationships of certain rock types, He alsD assisted in the development of expedient road designs fDr cold region application. This work included test sectiDn construction ~n Alaska as well as labDratory measurem~nts on materfals incorporated in the rDad de- sign. l , From 1968 to 1969 with the firm Df LDckwDDd; Andrews & Newman, Inc., Consulting Engineers, HDuston, Texas, he perfDrmed general civil engineering design and hydraulic design Dn (1) a Federal project involving flood protection along the Rio Grande Valley, (2) a municipal water distribution system including the writing of construction specifications and (3) a theoretical study of a contemplated river diversion scheme.