UCF Noise Lab Personnel
Roger L. Wayson P.E., Ph.D.
Dr. Wayson is an Associate Professor at the University and is the Director/mentor
of the Noise Group. Areas of interest include Control/Measurement of Air
Pollutant Emissions; Environmental Analysis of Transportation Systems;
Transportation Noise Analysis and Control; Microcomputer Use; and Expert
Systems. Dr. Wayson received his Ph. D. from Vanderbilt University in 1989.
He received his Master of Science degree from the University of Texas in
1985 and his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Texas in
1980. Dr. Wayson's activites and credentials are listed below.
Education
- Doctor of Philosophy (Civil Engineering) at Vanderbilt University in
Nashville, Tennessee, August, 1989. Dissertation is entitled "Atmospheric
Effects on Traffic Noise Propagation."
- Master of Science (Civil Engineering, Environmental Health), 1985 at
the University of Texas, Austin, Texas. Thesis is entitled "The Air
Pollution Benefits of Railroad Electrification in Eastern Texas."
- Bachelor of Engineering Science (Environmental Engineering), 1980 at
the University of Texas, Austin.
- Associate of Science (Chemistry), 1977 at Austin Community College,
Austin, Texas.
Licenses
- Professional Engineer: Texas (1984, #56146)
- Professional Engineer: Tennessee (1988, #020099)
- Professional Engineer: Florida (1992, #0045634)
Military Service
Served from December 1969 until August 1973 in the United States Marine
Corps including the Viet Nam Campaign. Honorably Discharged with the rank
of Sergeant.
Research
Dr. Wayson has been quite active on research of environmental effects
on transportation systems. Some of his more recent work includes:
- Air quality evaluation of I95, HOV lanes through Philadelphia (through
Vanderbilt University)
- Midway Airport air quality study for new terminal/parking structure
(through Ricondo & Assoc)
- Air pollution program for Liaoning Province, China (through Post Buckley,
International)
- Development of Terms of Reference for Mexico noise program (SEDESOL
through Post Buckley, International)
- Part of research team that has developed a new prediction model for
highway noise for the Federal Highway Administration (Volpe National Laboratories)
- Washington National Airport air quality study for the new terminal/parking
structures (through Ricondo & Assoc)
- Development of traffic fleet mix for air quality modeling in Florida
(Florida Dept. of Transportation)
- Examination of the air quality practices in Florida (Center for Urban
Transportation Research University of South Florida)
- A review of national methodologies and theory in traffic noise modeling
(Volpe National Laboratories through HMMH)
- Atmospheric effects on traffic noise propagation (UCF)
- Derivation and measurement of reference emission levels for traffic
noise (Florida Dept. of Transportation)
- Evaluation of traffic noise barrier insertion loss degradation (Tennessee
Dept. of Transportation, through Vanderbilt University)
- Area-wide ozone evaluation (Florida Dept. of Environmental Regulation
and the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council)
FIELD WORK
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| On site at Buckeye Beltway in Toledo, OH |
Publications
Dr. Wayson has authored and co-authored many publications and has participated
and/or personally conducted many industry-relevant research projects.
Roger L. Wayson
wayson@cee.engr.ucf.edu
Copyright © 1997 Roger L. Wayson
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