Fred Sapp Email & Phone Number

Retired, Jan. 2013 from Modeling and Forecasting Branch of FAA Safety Office Practiced operations research and engineering economics applied to disaster management, nuclear waste issues and aviation safetyAt N.H.Q. of Am. Red Cross,carried out Operations Research projects, notably in disaster response management, and in application of an expert system to blood donor screeningAs a Dept. of Energy contractor, devised a routine that established the fuel rod status of nuclear reactors as of a date 12 years earlier Taught statistics, math, economics, engineering econ. and finance at the college levelChaired and presented at meetings of ORSA /TIMS (Operations Research Society of America / The Institute of Management Sciences)Served as Council President, Washington D.C. area Chapter of ORSA/TIMSChaired two annual Council symposia (50+ speakers each)Held 2 years of monthly meetings of the Council’s S. I.G. in Management in Surprise, Adversity and AmbiguityPractitioner of the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), notably combined with cluster analysis, and linear and integer regression. Built staffing model for the Dept. of State.Awarded certificate for novel work in decision science at meeting of ORSA/Canadian Operational Research SocietyContributed Annual Equivalent Worth Criterion to FAA econ analysis handbookPerformed Benefit Cost Analyses of FAA regulatory proposalsAssembled and led teams to do Benefit Cost Analyses of FAA acquisition proposals.Served as Safety Office rep to FAA’s Earned Value Management Council and Acquisition Systems Advisory GroupContributed probability expertise to FAA-wide working group for benefits enhancementChaired Aviation Safety session for 2013 annual meeting of Soc. for Benefit Cost AnalysisServed as USAF linguistMemberships: Assoc. of Old Crows # Soc. for Risk Analysis # Intl. Cost Est. and Analysis Assoc. # Society for Benefit Cost Analysis # New York Society Library # Met. Museum of Art # The Morgan Library # Symphony Space

Listed skills include Operations Research, Statistics, Emergency Management, Economics, and 22 others.