Kevin R. Gehringer, Ph.D.
Principal and Managing Member
Kevin graduated from the University
of Washington in 2001 with a Ph.D. in Forest Biometrics. Kevin
also has an M.S. degree in Applied Mathematics (1990) with an emphasis
in numerical analysis and numerical computing and a B.S. degree
(1987) in Mathematics with a minor in Computer Science, both from
the University of Tulsa in Tulsa,
Oklahoma.
Kevin's Ph.D. research included predictive dynamic modeling of
forest stand development, growth and yield modeling, nonparametric
multivariate classification of forest stands, and the simulation
of natural and managed forest stands. His dissertation was titled
"Dynamic growth and yield modeling with climate: A model for
plantation Douglas-fir in the Pacific Northwest." For his Master's
degree, Kevin's research included nonparametric probability density
estimation. His thesis title was "Nonparametric Probability
Density Estimation Using Normalized B-Splines."
For more information on Kevin's experience and education, see his
C.V. as a
Web page or
PDF file.
Papers presented by Kevin at selected
conferences and workshops are also available for viewing.
Kevin's personal web page.
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