2007 - Chemical & Biomedical Engineering - University of South ...

Dr. Scott W. Campbell
Professor, Undergraduate Advisor
campbell@eng.usf.edu
(813) 974-3907
website: http://www.eng.usf.edu/~campbell
Education:
Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, Northwestern University, 1986
M.S. Chemical Engineering, Northwestern University, 1983
B.E. Chemical Engineering, Youngstown State University, 1977
Research Interests: Solution Thermodynamics, Phase Equilibria, Physical
Property Measurement and Correlation, Monitoring and Modeling of
Environmental Pollutants, Contamination in Semiconductor Devices
Monitoring and Modeling of Atmospheric
Pollutants
The deposition of nitrogen compounds to Tampa Bay
is of interest because of their potential for stimulating
algae growth. Besides run-off and rain, these
compounds can reach the bay by deposition from the
gas phase as well as deposition as particles
(aerosols). A number of projects are underway to
measure and model concentrations and fluxes of
these compounds in the Tampa Bay area. Additional
environmental studies involve monitoring SO 2 and
NO x in an attempt to separate contributions from
stationary and mobile sources.
Recent Research Projects:
‣ Roadside study of NO and NO 2 Emission and
Transport
‣ Aerosol-Gas Partitioning of Nitrate and Chloride
in a Coastal Environment
‣ Measurement of Dissolved Organic Nitrogen in
Aerosols and Rainwater
‣ Effect of Metallic Contamination on Interface
Properties and Oxide Reliability
‣ Mobile Charge Transport in PSG-SiO2-Si
Structures
Recent Publications:
Mizak, Connie; Campbell, Scott; Sopkin, Kristin;
Gilbert, Sherryl; Luther, Mark; Poor, Noreen. Effect
of shoreline meteorological measurements on NOAA
Buoy model prediction of coastal air-sea gas
transfer. Atmospheric Environment (2007), 41(20),
4304-4309.
Calderon, Silvia M.; Poor, Noreen D.; Campbell,
Scott W. Estimation of the particle and gas
scavenging contributions to wet deposition of organic
nitrogen. Atmospheric Environment (2007), 41(20),
4281-4290.
Kenty, Kerstin L.; Poor, Noreen D.; Kronmiller, Keith
G.; McClenny, William; King, Clark; Atkeson,
Thomas; Campbell, Scott W. Application of
CALINE4 to roadside NO/NO2 transformations.
Atmospheric Environment (2007), 41(20), 4270-
4280.
Gandy bridge DOAS (differential optical
absorption spectrometer) monitoring site
designed and constructed by Chemical
Engineering Ph.D. graduate Kerstin Kenty.
Dasgupta, Purnendu K.; Campbell, Scott W.; Al-Horr,
Rida S.; Ullah, S. M. Rahmat; Li, Jianzhong;
Amalfitano, Carlo; Poor, Noreen D. Conversion of
sea salt aerosol to NaNO3 and the production of HCl:
Analysis of temporal behavior of aerosol
chloride/nitrate and gaseous HCl/HNO3
concentrations with AIM. Atmospheric Environment
(2007), 41(20), 4242-4257.
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