RESUME
2001
Name: William R.
Hamilton, Ph.D., P.E.
Title: President,
HAMILTON ENGINEERS
Education: General
Motors Institute, BME, Mechanical engineering
Oakland University, MS,
Large Scale systems engineering
University of Denver,
Masters Program, chemical Engineering
University of Colorado,
Ph.D., Civil engineering, Transportation specialty
Academic: Dr.
Hamilton is Associate Professor Adjunct, University of Colorado at Denver,
Civil Engineering Department. He currently teaches either Transportation
engineering, municipal Infrastructure Design, Highway design, engineering
Economy, Professional Engineering refresher seminar and/or Senior Design
Projects courses.
General: Dr. Hamilton has had a wide range of
experience, both domestic and overseas. He was responsible for the development
of control systems and operational strategies for AGT and PRT systems for
Transportation Technology, Inc. he has assigned in study, planning and design
of several components of IVHS. He has worked on the I-15 corridor north of San
Diego in the planning stages, conducted research into advanced vehicle control
systems (AVCS) for private industry and with the PATH program at the University
of California at Berkeley. He has also been actively engaged in the development
of roadway powered electrified vehicles and their applications with IVHS and
was technical consultant to the Chicago Regional Transit Authority for PRT
system evaluation. In this assignment, he conducted technical evaluations for
Taxi 2000 and the Iniamin (Swiss) PRT systems for the RA. He performed a review
of Downtown People Mover systems for UMTA in St. Paul and Detroit. As a
principal in a consulting firm, he was responsible for the design of 7 miles of
expressway in Colorado Springs and El Paso Country, the preliminary designs of
Light Rail Transit systems, bus systems, pedestrian systems, cog rail systems,
traffic studies, transportation master plans, transportation center designs,
feasibility studies for Automated Guideway Transit (AGT) systems, and
transportation research domestically. He has supervised and conducted many
traffic impact analyses and others studies within the Denver metro region as
well as elsewhere in the State.
Registration: Professional
Engineer - Colorado, Michigan
Publications: Author
or co-author of 15 technical papers.