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While with the state agencies he authored 18 technical papers on aspects
of modeling and emission inventory presented at national professional meetings
of the Air Pollution Control Association, Air and Waste Management Association
and American Meteorological Society. Mr. Durrenberger assisted the Environmental
Protection Agency in developing the guidance for the new 8-hour ozone standard
and the fine particulate standards. He was on the national steering committee
for the Emissions Inventory Improvement Program and a member of the Executive
Steering Committee and Cochair of the Emissions Committee for North Atlantic
Research Strategy for Tropospheric Ozone. While with the state agencies he was
project manager for photochemical modeling activities for the five near
nonattainment areas in Texas and regional modeling. He was a technical advisor
for the development of the ozone state implementation plans for the
Beaumont/Port Arthur, Dallas/Fort Worth and Houston/Galveston ozone
nonattainment areas. He authored many reports while working at the state
agencies and was co-author for the Accelerated Science Evaluation of Ozone
Formation in the Houston/Galveston Area reports on meteorology, modeling and
emissions inventory (www.utexas.edu/research/ceer/texaqsarchive). His current
research is focused on using the results from that Texas Air Quality Study to
provide a sound scientific basis for air quality management in Texas.
Mr. Durrenberger received his B.A. degree in Mathematics, with honors, from
Texas A&M University in 1964. He received his M.A. degree in Mathematics and
M.S. degree in Environmental Health Engineering from The University of Texas,
Austin in 1966 and 1977, respectively. He is a registered Professional Engineer
in Texas.
Positions
2001 - present Senior Lecturer in Chemical Engineering, University of Texas
2001- present Research Fellow at Center for Energy and Environmental Resources,
University of Texas.
1997 - 2001 Senior Engineer, Technical Analysis Division, Texas Natural Resource
Conservation Commission (TNRCC)
1993 - 1997 Assistant Division Director, Air Quality Planning Division, TNRCC
1991 - 1993 Assistant Deputy Director, Air Quality Planning, Texas Air Control
Board (TACB)
1990 - 1991 Director, Control Strategy Division, TACB
1984 - 1990 Chief, Modeling Section, TACB
1978 - 1984 Staff Member, Modeling Section, TACB
1973 - 1978 Staff Member, Methods Development Section, TACB
1971 - 1973 Staff Member, Source Sampling Division, TACB
1968 - 1971 Assistant Instructor, Math Department, University of Texas
1966 - 1968 Armour Officer, United States Army
1967 Instructor in Mathematics, University of Kentucky, Fort Knox
1964 - 1966 Teaching Assistant, Math Department, University of Texas
Education
1964 B. A., Mathematics with honors, Texas A&M University
1966 M. A., Mathematics, University of Texas
1977 M. S., Environmental Health Engineering, University of Texas
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