NOTICE: I am in the process of populating and updating my web pages. This will take some time.
                                                  This process takes time. I am doing the updates to each topic area as I work with the research.
    

Web Page Links to My Careers, Interests, and Life
Electrical Engineering Career Watch this short Video	Collins Radio Corporation, Rockwell-Collins, King Radio Corporation, Consulting, NAVSTAR-Global Positioning System, TACSATCOM-tactical military satellite program
University Faculty Career	Teaching, Research, Outreach, Iowa State University, University of Kansas, Idaho State University
Music Career	Dance Bands, Jazz Bands, Community Bands, Swing Bands, Traditional, Brass Quintets, New Orleans Jazz.  Audio and Video Music recordings, Music Arrangements. Dusty Chords Jazz Band
Historic Trails Research	National Historic Trails and National Historic Landmarks. Aborigional and Pioneer Trails of the western United States. Oregon Pioneer Trails, California Pioneer Trails, Lewis & Clark NHT, Lolo Trail NHL, etc
Names and Topics Index to Historical Trail Research	This index contains numerous links to various names and topics associated with historical trail research. It is fully searchable
Books & Major Reports	Links to all my books and major reports and papers.
Internet Archive Documents	This website contains all the links to my books, papers, reports, and other documents, Engineering, Research, Historical Trails, Music, etc Books, Research Reports, Papers, Presentations, and Videos
Biographical Sketch	A summary of my careers, interests,  accomplishments, and awards.
Lifetime Autobiography
Achievments, Awards, Honors	A brief summary of my achievments, awards, and honors
Personal Life	Amateur (Ham) Radio, Primitive Hiking, Primitive Camping, Long Distance Biking, Living as a Diabetic
Lifetime Photos

 

Internet Web Page Links to Research
Archive.org	Research Gate	Google Scholar	TrailResearch.org
Welcome to my home page and thanks for visiting.  I retired from Iowa State in the spring semester of 2007 after a 41 year career in engineering, 23 years as a college professor and 18 years as a design engineer and consulting engineer.  I will always be an engineer in mind and spirit but now is the time for enjoying a busy schedule of family, hobbies, and avocations. Music, Ham Radio, Historic Trails Research, Hiking in the Bitterroot Mountains, Writing Books, and Long-distance Bicycling occupy much of my retirement days. These 41 years have been challenging and rewarding.  I got paid to do things I loved to do.  In addition I married, raised a family, and contributed to technologies now in everyday use such as GPS, Satellite Communications, and Cellphone Receivers.  I mentored many new engineering graduate students and taught engineering to hundreds of students.  It was very enjoyable to guide the research of many graduate students who are now leading successful careers.  It was also a pleasure to work with many talented engineers and they taught me the trade I so much wanted to learn.