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<br />George A. McCoy PhD, PE, PLS
<br />Education Background
<br />Ph.D., Civil Engineering, 1993, Dr. McCoy has more than 20 years of experience in water resource
<br />University of Colorado
<br />engineering, hydraulics and flood studies, water quality and
<br />M.s., civil Engineering, 1982,
<br />universityotColorado wastewater, and environmental engineering. He has provided a
<br />B.S., Civil Engineering, 1s~9, broad rutge of professional services, including feasibility and
<br />University of Colorado expansion studies, water right analyses, water and wastewater
<br /> treatment plant design and operations, water quality studies, water
<br />Registration
<br />Professional Engineer, Co and sewer distribution system design, hydrologic and hydraulic
<br />(20149), 1983 analyses, and water supply availability and reservoir storage studies.
<br />Professional Lana surveyor, He served as an adjunct professor at the University of Colorado,
<br />co t2olas), tse3 Boulder where he taught graduate engineering courses in water law,
<br />Professional Atfillatlons numerical water quality modeling, water quality analysis,
<br />American water works hydrologic and hydraulic engineering. Projects of interest follow.
<br />Assocation
<br />American society of civil Wa[er Oualiry and Treabnent Studies
<br />Engineers Boulder, Colorndo
<br />Professional Engineers of performed engineering feasibility study to evaluate wastewater
<br />Colorado treatment alternatives and costs for developing a wastewater
<br />Professional Land Surveyors treatment system for a small residential community of 120 homes
<br />of Colorado
<br /> and businesses.
<br />Publications
<br />Amy, G., McCoy, G., Own, D ,
<br />Colorado Springs
<br />Colorado
<br />United Stales Air Force Academy
<br />Poade, R., and Viskol, K., ,
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<br />"NOM Characerization and Evaluated anaerobic sludge digester gas system, designed new
<br />Treatabilily." Journal of metering system, flare equipment and hydrogen sulfide scnrbber for
<br />American water works cleaning methane gas to use in plant boiler and 'heating system.
<br />Association, January 1995.
<br />McCoy, G., "Characterization
<br />United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado
<br />of Natural organic Matter Its
<br />Relation to Removal by Evaluated wastewater treatment plant process control system for
<br />chemical coagulation." Year 2000 readiness and implemented Y2K Compliance Upgrade of
<br />Doctoral Dissertation, software and hardware.
<br />University or Colorado, 1993.
<br />Amy, G., McCoy, G., United States Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado
<br />chowdnury, Z., Gwen, D.,
<br />Poade, R., and Viskol, K., performed an engineering and facilities operations audit of
<br />"Characterization of Natural wastewater treatment plant serving the academy. The.audit included
<br />organic Matter Its evaluation and recommendations for re-rating plant capacity.
<br />Relationship to Treatabilily."
<br />American Water Works
<br />Denver Southeast Suburban Water and Sanitation District Audit,
<br />Research Foundation and the
<br />American Water Works - Parker, Colorado
<br />Association, 1993. Conducted engineering and facilities operations audit that included
<br /> evaluations of water supply availability; water quality and
<br /> compliance with local, state, and federal drinking water regulations.
<br /> Work also included the assessment of wastewater treatment facility
<br /> performance and an evaluation of management capability.
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