RESUME OF JACK C. PARKER - College of Engineering

US Dept. of Energy.
COMPUTER PROGRAMS DEVELOPED
I have developed or collaborated on a number of computer programs that have been widely
used in the US and in numerous other countries. The most widely used are:
• ARMOS – Vertically-integrated hydrocarbon, groundwater and air flow model
• BIOVENTING – Cost optimized design of hydrocarbon vapor recovery systems
• MOTRANS – Three-phase, multicomponent, 3D flow and transport model
• BIOTRANS – Multispecies transport from hydrocarbon source with oxygen-limited decay
• VADSAT – Monte Carlo model to assess contamination potential from E&P waste
• CXTFIT – Estimation of transport and reaction coefficients from column experiments
• FLOWFIT – Estimation of capillary pressure parameters from transient flow data
• NITRO - Model for reactive nitrogen transport in groundwater from drainfields
• SEAM3D – 3-D transport with anaerobic biodecay, volatilization and DNAPL depletion
• SOILPROP – Estimation of capillary pressure parameters from grain size data
• FitDNAPL – DNAPL transport model with inverse solution and uncertainty analysis
PANELS AND COMMITTEES
Leader of Water Issues Working Group, Workshop on Environmental Issues and Needs for
Oil Shale Development, Colorado Schools of Mines, October 19, 2006.
Member of organizing committee for Computational Subsurface Sciences Workshop, US
DOE, Bethesda, Maryland, January 9-12, 2007.
Member of “Blue Ribbon” Panel to review ASCE Monograph on “Subsurface remediation:
contamination by organic pollutants,” 1999.
Member of U.S. delegation to evaluate transfer of innovative groundwater remediation
technologies between the U.S. and Germany sponsored by the U. S. Dept. of Energy,
Karlsruhe, Germany, 1992.
Member of panel to evaluate groundwater protection strategies for Amoco Yorktown
Refinery, Amoco-EPA Pollution Prevention Workshop, Williamsburg Virginia, 1991.
Member of U.S. delegation to discuss U.S.-Israeli cooperation on water resources research
sponsored by the Israel Ministry of Science and Technology, Jerusalem, 1989.
Member of panel to review approaches for modeling oily waste migration in groundwater, U.
S. EPA Office of Solid Wastes, Ada Oklahoma, 1989.
Member of panel to review research program on modeling of immiscible organic chemical
transport in groundwater, Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories, Richland Washington,
1987.
Member of review panel to assess subsurface hydrology research program at the USDA
Watershed Research Center, College Park, Pennsylvania, 1987.
Member of panel to review approaches for modeling oily waste migration in groundwater, U.
S. EPA Office of Solid Wastes, Washington DC, 1987.
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