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Name Kevin R. Grosskopf(i) Professional PreparationFlorida Agricultural & Mechanical University, Construction Engineering Technology, B.S., 1992University of Florida, Building Construction, M.S., 1993University of Florida, Building Construction, Ph.D., 1998(ii) Appointments2002-2005 Assistant Professor, M.E. Rinker Sr. School of Building Construction, University of Florida,Gainesville, Florida; Director, Center for Collective Protection1999-2002Lead Engineer, Gainesville Regional Utilities (GRU), Gainesville, Florida; Adjunct Assistant Professor,University of Florida1995-1999Program Manager, Department of Defense, Tyndall AFB, Florida1993-1995Project Engineer, Applied Research Associates, Inc., Panama City, Florida1989-1992Superintendent, John Eggers Construction Company, Tampa, Florida(iii) Publicationsa. Related to ProjectGrosskopf, K.R, C.J. Kibert and P. Oppenheim. Market-based Incentive/Disincentive (I/D) Model forSustainable Energy Use in Residential Construction, Action for Sustainability: Proceedings ofthe 2005 World Sustainable Conference. Tokyo. September 2005.Kibert, C.J. and K.R. Grosskopf. Radical Sustainable Construction: Envisioning Next-GenerationGreen Buildings, Action for Sustainability: Proceedings of the 2005 World SustainableConference. Tokyo. September 2005.Grosskopf, K.R. Developing Market-based Incentives for Green Building Alternatives, Journal ofGreen Building. Vol. 1, No.1. College Publishing. Kimball, MI. June, 2005.Grosskopf, K.R. Market-Based Incentives for Green Building Alternatives: A Case Study of WaterResource Management in Rapidly Developing Countries, Proceedings of the First InternationalIntelligent and Green Building Technologies and Products Conference. Beijing. March 2005.Grosskopf, K.R. Investing in Green Building Alternatives: U.S. Consumer Willingness to Pay,International Electronic Journal of Construction. March 2003.Grosskopf, K.R. and D. Newport. WATERGY: Comparisons of water and energy resourcesembodied in potable distribution for in-fill and urban sprawl environments, Sierra Club,May 2001.Grosskopf, K.R. and C. Kibert. Comparison of the Unified Florida Building Code and the SouthFlorida Building Code Product Approval Systems, State of Florida Department of CommunityAffairs, Tallahassee, August 1999.Grosskopf, K.R. Operationalizing Sustainable Development, UMI Bell & Howell, Ann Arbor, December1998.Grosskopf, K.R. Development of an Air Force Solid Waste Processing System, ASME InternationalMechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition (IMECE), Atlanta, November 1996.
Grosskopf, K.R., L. Circeo, and R. Gregory. Processing and Treatment Systems for Solid, Biological,and POL Wastes, CIB International Conference on Construction Modernization and Education.Beijing, October 1996.Kibert, C., K.R. Grosskopf and C. L. Peng. Sustainable Development and the Environment: U.S. &International Trends, 1st International Conference on Sustainable Construction, Tampa,November 1994.Grosskopf, K.R. Construction and Demolition Wastes vs. Sustainability, Florida Environmental Expo,Tampa, October 1994.Kibert, C. and K.R. Grosskopf. The Effect of Environmental Costs on Construction in the U.S., Gaston-Watford, U.K., November, 1993.Kibert, C. and K.R. Grosskopf. Guidelines for the Use of Reclaimed Wastewater in Florida, BuildingConstruction Industry Advisory Committee (BCIAC), University of Florida. Gainesville, October1992.b. Other PublicationsGrosskopf, K.R. Hurricane Survivability for Underrepresented Populations Living inManufactured Housing: A Case Study in Post 1994 HUD Code Methods, Proceedings of theCITC-III: Construction in the 21 st Century: Advancing Engineering, Management andTechnology. National Technical University of Athens (NTUA). Athens. September 2005.Grosskopf, K.R. CMU Elastomers and Window Safety Films: Innovative Retrofit Technologies forAirblast and Windload Protection, Proceedings of the CITC-III: Construction in the 21 stCentury: Advancing Engineering, Management and Technology. National Technical Universityof Athens (NTUA). Athens. September 2005.Grosskopf, K.R., W.S. Shepherd and P. Oppenheim. Assessing the Financial Feasibility of UtilityProvided Back-Up Power During Site Planning, Journal of Energy Engineering. AmericanSociety of Civil Engineers (ASCE). July 2005.(iv) Synergistic Activities(a) Visiting Professor, Hydraulics and Sanitation Department, Paraná Federal University, Curitiba City,Paraná State, Brazil. Greywater Reuse and Reuse Systems Technology, March 2005.Visiting Professor, Study Abroad Program for Students of the Rinker School of Building Construction,(b) University of Florida in collaboration with the Fachhochschule Lippe und Hoxter (University ofApplied Sciences at Lippe), Germany..(c) Director, Center for Collective Protection in the Built Environment, a multi-disciplinary universityorganization dedicated to developing technology, planning and design guidance to enhance the Nation’sability to mitigate the consequences of natural and human-caused hazards within the built environment.(v) Collaborators & Other AffiliationsState of Florida Construction Industry Licensing BoardAssociation of Energy Engineers (AEE)Florida Municipal Electric Association (FMEA)Society of American Military Engineers (SAME)Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)Associated General Contractors (AGC) of America
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